Sentences with phrase «pet trade impacts»
We're all in this together, and together we can show lawmakers and the general public all of the positive ways the pet trade impacts them.
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There is also some concern that these spiders will become popular in the pet trade due to their rarity, so we need to consider the impact that collectors may have on populations as well.»
It introduces them to: - The term «globalisation» - The spread of artwork from ancient civilizations such as the Romans - The impact of trade along the Silk Road - The impact of colonialism on the spread of artwork and art techniques - A comparison of very local artists such as John Constable with modern global artists such as Peter Fischli and David Weiss.
I'll address the potential impact of Peter Navarro and, more generally, Mr. Trump's strident critique of our trade relations with major trading partners such as China.
But I can't help but wonder if this could be a slippery slope that has the potential to ultimately have a far - ranging impact on the pet trade.
George Mason University's economic impact analysis found that the responsible pet trade provided or supported 1.3 million jobs nationwide in 2015.
PIJAC is tracking legislative trends impacting the pet industry, but it will take an industry - wide effort to convince legislators and others of the benefits of the pet trade.
A specialty retailer's perspective on legislative impingements on selling big snakes and its impact on the pet trade.
In addition, potential zoonosis outbreaks, such as avian influenza, impact the flow of trade in the pet industry.APPA is following developments in these areas both nationally and internationally.
The Millennial Pet Owner, presented by Nathan Richter, partner at Wakefield Research, focused on how shifting consumer demographics are impacting all levels of the pet trade.
Hundreds of real stories and facts from real people have an impact on how politicians view the responsible pet trade.
While he has certainly had a strong impact on the success of APPA as a trade association, there are several programs, in particular, that have defined Vetere's tenure as the leader of APPA — and all of these programs have served not just manufacturers, but the wider pet industry, as well.
Trade commissioner Peter Mandelson also noted that the Commission «does not expect any major negative competitiveness impacts from EU climate policies», in a reply to an oral question H - 0123 / 05 by MEP Caroline Lucas, March 2005 in the European Parliament.