The document discusses trends in the global tobacco market from 2010-2011. It provides data showing that:
1) China's cigarette production increased by 47 billion sticks from 2010-2011 while other major producers like Japan and the US declined.
2) The multinational tobacco companies' share of global cigarette production declined slightly while China National Tobacco Corporation's share increased.
3) Flue-cured tobacco production was highest in China, Brazil, Zimbabwe and the US while Burley production was led by the US, Brazil and India.
4) Unsold stocks of flue-cured and burley tobacco declined globally between 2005-2012.
This autobiography discusses Nayeli Camacho López and her life including her family, friends, school, and goals. It also provides a closing quote by Buddha about focusing on the present moment rather than dwelling on the past or dreaming of the future.
The document summarizes a study on opportunities in agriculture after tobacco growing in Hungary. It presents data showing that over 60% of former tobacco farms were under 10 hectares. The top reasons farmers gave up tobacco included old age, illness, low profitability, and instability in the tobacco sector. After tobacco, most farmers either leased or sold their land, though some turned to growing other crops. The most common substitute crops were corn and sunflower. An analysis considered risk, profitability, market access, expertise, and contractual relationships for alternative sectors compared to tobacco production.
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The document discusses the history and importance of chocolate in human civilization. It notes that chocolate originated in Mesoamerica over 3000 years ago and was prized by the Aztecs and Mayans for its taste. Cocoa beans were used as currency and their cultivation was tightly regulated. The document highlights how chocolate spread around the world following the age of exploration and is now one of the most popular flavors worldwide.
Laser Image is a computer processing company founded in 1989 that specializes in document applications and provides comprehensive outsourcing capabilities. They are committed to finding solutions using advanced technology to securely capture, produce, present, retrieve and archive critical business information for organizations. Their mission is to improve clients' futures through technology, consulting and services, building long-term mutually rewarding relationships. They offer various lead and data management software solutions as well as policy printing and lead generation services.
This document analyzes the socio-economic footprint of the tobacco sector in the EU-27. It discusses the value and employment related to raw tobacco cultivation, first processing, and cigarette manufacturing. The largest raw tobacco producers are Italy, Spain, Bulgaria, and Greece. First processing employs over 86,000 farmers and 9,976 workers across Europe. Cigarette manufacturing is a major industry, with the EU producing over 11% of the world's cigarettes in 2010. The tobacco sector provides substantial economic benefits through jobs and government revenues across Europe.
This autobiography discusses Nayeli Camacho López and her life including her family, friends, school, and goals. It also provides a closing quote by Buddha about focusing on the present moment rather than dwelling on the past or dreaming of the future.
The document summarizes a study on opportunities in agriculture after tobacco growing in Hungary. It presents data showing that over 60% of former tobacco farms were under 10 hectares. The top reasons farmers gave up tobacco included old age, illness, low profitability, and instability in the tobacco sector. After tobacco, most farmers either leased or sold their land, though some turned to growing other crops. The most common substitute crops were corn and sunflower. An analysis considered risk, profitability, market access, expertise, and contractual relationships for alternative sectors compared to tobacco production.
Laser Image is driven and committed to finding solutions
and efficiencies for organizations that need advanced
technology to securely capture, produce, present, assign,
retrieve, report and archive critical business information.
The document discusses the history and importance of chocolate in human civilization. It notes that chocolate originated in Mesoamerica over 3000 years ago and was prized by the Aztecs and Mayans for its taste. Cocoa beans were used as currency and their cultivation was tightly regulated. The document highlights how chocolate spread around the world following the age of exploration and is now one of the most popular flavors worldwide.
Laser Image is a computer processing company founded in 1989 that specializes in document applications and provides comprehensive outsourcing capabilities. They are committed to finding solutions using advanced technology to securely capture, produce, present, retrieve and archive critical business information for organizations. Their mission is to improve clients' futures through technology, consulting and services, building long-term mutually rewarding relationships. They offer various lead and data management software solutions as well as policy printing and lead generation services.
This document analyzes the socio-economic footprint of the tobacco sector in the EU-27. It discusses the value and employment related to raw tobacco cultivation, first processing, and cigarette manufacturing. The largest raw tobacco producers are Italy, Spain, Bulgaria, and Greece. First processing employs over 86,000 farmers and 9,976 workers across Europe. Cigarette manufacturing is a major industry, with the EU producing over 11% of the world's cigarettes in 2010. The tobacco sector provides substantial economic benefits through jobs and government revenues across Europe.
The document discusses price risk management strategies for cocoa producers and exporters. It begins by outlining world cocoa price movements, production, and trade data. It then examines the Philippines' cocoa exports and imports. The presentation identifies various risks like price fluctuations, non-performance by buyers or sellers, and proposes hedging strategies. It also discusses opportunities for Philippine cocoa, including branding under certifications and telling the story of cocoa production from "plot to gut". The director concludes by encouraging the audience to package Davao cocoa as a reliable brand that consumers always know what they will get.
The document discusses global trends in agricultural exports. It finds that while world exports of manufacturing and mining have increased significantly since 1990, agricultural exports have grown at a slower pace. The top agricultural exporters are the EU members, United States, Canada, Brazil, and China. India ranks low as an exporter, with most exports consisting of unprocessed commodities. There is a need to increase processing and diversify India's agricultural exports beyond major commodities like marine products, rice, oil meals, and spices.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade. It was established in 1995 and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The WTO has 153 member states and oversees trade agreements, settles trade disputes between members, and monitors national trade policies. It aims to ensure a smooth flow of international trade through cooperation between trading partners. The top trading partners by value of international trade are the United States, China, Germany, Japan, and France. Major traded commodities include mineral fuels, electrical equipment, machinery, vehicles, and plastics.
Eternit presented its 4Q09 results and outlook. Net revenue increased 7% in 4Q09 driven by fiber cement sales. For 2009, net revenue grew 5% while net income declined 10% from 2008. Eternit aims to expand fiber cement and asbestos capacity while diversifying its product portfolio through new launches and potential acquisitions. It is also focused on sustainability through environmental protection initiatives and social programs.
Научный доклад Scientific presentation - Создание презентаций на заказ - Соз...Pavel Kotenko
Pavel Kotenko analyzed the sugar beet industry in Ukraine. Production has declined due to outdated cultivation practices and infrastructure. However, sustainable production is possible through improved policy, technology, and vertically integrated enterprises. The document examines world production trends, major producers, and case studies of Ukrainian enterprises to identify opportunities to increase yields and support the industry.
The document discusses globalization and emerging markets. It provides an overview of globalization including its political and economic aspects. It then covers the evolution of globalization and challenges companies face when globalizing. The document also discusses key global economic data from 2005 including GDP, population, exports, and trade for various countries. Emerging markets like China, India, and Russia are examined in terms of their growth factors, common traits, and reforms. China's reform agenda is outlined and comparisons are made between India and China.
This document discusses the ongoing media revolution brought about by digitalization and the internet. It notes that the changes happening are more rapid than media companies can adapt to. Users now control media consumption through internet-connected devices. Within 10 years, all media will be delivered over IP networks, eliminating print newspapers and magazines. This represents major structural changes and financial challenges for traditional media businesses. Two key challenges are developing new business models and understanding how to survive and prosper in the digital age. The future remains uncertain but some trends are clear, such as increased user engagement and more targeted advertising through user data. Media companies must explore new opportunities through digital innovation and platforms that extract value while growing network size.
This document summarizes Kodak's presentation at the Camerimage film festival in 2006. It discusses the state of the film industry, trends in production, and Kodak's role in the transition from film to digital cinema. Key points include that film remains the preferred medium for acquisition and archiving. Digital intermediate processes are becoming more common for post-production and mastering. The conversion to digital cinema is ongoing but slower than anticipated, with challenges around business cases for theater owners. Kodak provides technologies and services to support the hybrid film-digital workflow across the imaging value chain.
Eternit presented its 4Q10 results, highlighting growth in revenue and profits. Revenue increased 34% year-over-year to R$759 million in 4Q10, driven by strong sales of fiber cement and concrete tiles. Net income increased 68% to R$102 million in FY2010. Eternit also discussed its expansion plans, having invested R$99 million in 2010 to increase production capacity. The presentation provided an overview of Eternit's operations and financial performance, as well as its strategies for continued growth.
RadiciGroup at 6th European Nylon Symposium - 27-28 February 2012 RadiciGroup
RadiciGroup is a major producer of polyamides such as Nylon 6 and Nylon 66. The document discusses trends in the global polyamide market showing strong growth forecast for polyamide plastics compared to fibers. It also outlines several market challenges for polyamides including requirements for lower emissions, lighter weight materials, and improved sustainability. RadiciGroup is developing new high performance and sustainable polyamide grades to meet these market challenges including those with better heat resistance, higher filler levels, and grades made from bio-based feedstocks.
Jerzy Plewa, Deputy Director General for International Affairs, DG Agriculture and Rural Development
14th May 2008, Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren, Belgium
The document provides a results presentation for 3Q10. It includes a disclaimer about forward-looking statements. It then summarizes the company's corporate profile, locations of its fiber cement and concrete tile plants, key events in its timeline since 1940, and its sales of chrysotile ore which increased 16.1% in 3Q10 compared to the prior year. Finally, it discusses the company's products and solutions for civil construction, including its acquisition of a roofing company in 2010 to expand into roof coverings solutions.
1. The document discusses the peak and decline of world oil production and its implications for future energy sources.
2. It notes that oil has historically been the dominant source of energy but production is constrained and now primarily comes from OPEC countries.
3. As non-OPEC production declines, OPEC has become the main regulator of the global oil system, but future oil supply and prices are uncertain as demand is expected to exceed production.
Furniture industry vietnam summary & global market outlookDaniel Dam Huy Binh
The document provides an overview of the Vietnam timber and furniture industry and the global furniture market outlook. It discusses:
1) Key details about Vietnam's timber and furniture processing industry, exports, and import reliance on other countries for materials.
2) Global furniture market trends, major producers, exporters, importers, and consumption regions.
3) Challenges facing Vietnam's furniture industry in terms of design competitiveness, global competitiveness, skilled labor, and certification requirements from major import markets.
The document provides an overview of the global precious metals market in 2009. It summarizes that gold prices averaged $973 per ounce in 2009, up 12% from 2008. China became the largest gold producer in 2007 and 2008. Global gold production in 2009 was estimated at 2,488 metric tons, up 3% from 2008. India was the largest consumer of gold in 2008 at 578 metric tons. The document also provides tables of historical gold production, consumption, prices, and reserves by country. It concludes by noting expected rising gold demand from resurgent Southeast Asian economies and India.
Jongwon Ha - Korea - Wednesday 30 - Oral Presentations Misc. Cincucai_isodp
The document discusses the establishment of the Korea Organ Donation Agency (KODA) as the national organ procurement organization in Korea. KODA was established in 2009 to help improve organ donation rates by taking over responsibilities for organ procurement from hospitals and establishing a dedicated network of organ procurement coordinators. Since its founding, KODA has increased education for donation professionals, improved donor identification and management processes, and seen a significant rise in annual organ donors in Korea. However, the document also notes there are still some conflicts around incentives and referral processes that need further improvement.
1) Foreign aid plays an important role in Pakistan's economy, accounting for a significant portion of capital inflows and government revenues. However, aid levels have declined sharply in recent years.
2) Pakistan faces major security challenges from conflicts in neighboring Afghanistan that have imposed huge economic costs on Pakistan in the form of damaged infrastructure and disrupted economic activity.
3) Effective use of foreign aid could help Pakistan address both its economic and security issues by funding development priorities like power, transportation and education, which also have indirect security benefits by promoting stability and counteracting extremism. However, reforms are needed to improve aid effectiveness.
The document discusses price risk management strategies for cocoa producers and exporters. It begins by outlining world cocoa price movements, production, and trade data. It then examines the Philippines' cocoa exports and imports. The presentation identifies various risks like price fluctuations, non-performance by buyers or sellers, and proposes hedging strategies. It also discusses opportunities for Philippine cocoa, including branding under certifications and telling the story of cocoa production from "plot to gut". The director concludes by encouraging the audience to package Davao cocoa as a reliable brand that consumers always know what they will get.
The document discusses global trends in agricultural exports. It finds that while world exports of manufacturing and mining have increased significantly since 1990, agricultural exports have grown at a slower pace. The top agricultural exporters are the EU members, United States, Canada, Brazil, and China. India ranks low as an exporter, with most exports consisting of unprocessed commodities. There is a need to increase processing and diversify India's agricultural exports beyond major commodities like marine products, rice, oil meals, and spices.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade. It was established in 1995 and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The WTO has 153 member states and oversees trade agreements, settles trade disputes between members, and monitors national trade policies. It aims to ensure a smooth flow of international trade through cooperation between trading partners. The top trading partners by value of international trade are the United States, China, Germany, Japan, and France. Major traded commodities include mineral fuels, electrical equipment, machinery, vehicles, and plastics.
Eternit presented its 4Q09 results and outlook. Net revenue increased 7% in 4Q09 driven by fiber cement sales. For 2009, net revenue grew 5% while net income declined 10% from 2008. Eternit aims to expand fiber cement and asbestos capacity while diversifying its product portfolio through new launches and potential acquisitions. It is also focused on sustainability through environmental protection initiatives and social programs.
Научный доклад Scientific presentation - Создание презентаций на заказ - Соз...Pavel Kotenko
Pavel Kotenko analyzed the sugar beet industry in Ukraine. Production has declined due to outdated cultivation practices and infrastructure. However, sustainable production is possible through improved policy, technology, and vertically integrated enterprises. The document examines world production trends, major producers, and case studies of Ukrainian enterprises to identify opportunities to increase yields and support the industry.
The document discusses globalization and emerging markets. It provides an overview of globalization including its political and economic aspects. It then covers the evolution of globalization and challenges companies face when globalizing. The document also discusses key global economic data from 2005 including GDP, population, exports, and trade for various countries. Emerging markets like China, India, and Russia are examined in terms of their growth factors, common traits, and reforms. China's reform agenda is outlined and comparisons are made between India and China.
This document discusses the ongoing media revolution brought about by digitalization and the internet. It notes that the changes happening are more rapid than media companies can adapt to. Users now control media consumption through internet-connected devices. Within 10 years, all media will be delivered over IP networks, eliminating print newspapers and magazines. This represents major structural changes and financial challenges for traditional media businesses. Two key challenges are developing new business models and understanding how to survive and prosper in the digital age. The future remains uncertain but some trends are clear, such as increased user engagement and more targeted advertising through user data. Media companies must explore new opportunities through digital innovation and platforms that extract value while growing network size.
This document summarizes Kodak's presentation at the Camerimage film festival in 2006. It discusses the state of the film industry, trends in production, and Kodak's role in the transition from film to digital cinema. Key points include that film remains the preferred medium for acquisition and archiving. Digital intermediate processes are becoming more common for post-production and mastering. The conversion to digital cinema is ongoing but slower than anticipated, with challenges around business cases for theater owners. Kodak provides technologies and services to support the hybrid film-digital workflow across the imaging value chain.
Eternit presented its 4Q10 results, highlighting growth in revenue and profits. Revenue increased 34% year-over-year to R$759 million in 4Q10, driven by strong sales of fiber cement and concrete tiles. Net income increased 68% to R$102 million in FY2010. Eternit also discussed its expansion plans, having invested R$99 million in 2010 to increase production capacity. The presentation provided an overview of Eternit's operations and financial performance, as well as its strategies for continued growth.
RadiciGroup at 6th European Nylon Symposium - 27-28 February 2012 RadiciGroup
RadiciGroup is a major producer of polyamides such as Nylon 6 and Nylon 66. The document discusses trends in the global polyamide market showing strong growth forecast for polyamide plastics compared to fibers. It also outlines several market challenges for polyamides including requirements for lower emissions, lighter weight materials, and improved sustainability. RadiciGroup is developing new high performance and sustainable polyamide grades to meet these market challenges including those with better heat resistance, higher filler levels, and grades made from bio-based feedstocks.
Jerzy Plewa, Deputy Director General for International Affairs, DG Agriculture and Rural Development
14th May 2008, Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren, Belgium
The document provides a results presentation for 3Q10. It includes a disclaimer about forward-looking statements. It then summarizes the company's corporate profile, locations of its fiber cement and concrete tile plants, key events in its timeline since 1940, and its sales of chrysotile ore which increased 16.1% in 3Q10 compared to the prior year. Finally, it discusses the company's products and solutions for civil construction, including its acquisition of a roofing company in 2010 to expand into roof coverings solutions.
1. The document discusses the peak and decline of world oil production and its implications for future energy sources.
2. It notes that oil has historically been the dominant source of energy but production is constrained and now primarily comes from OPEC countries.
3. As non-OPEC production declines, OPEC has become the main regulator of the global oil system, but future oil supply and prices are uncertain as demand is expected to exceed production.
Furniture industry vietnam summary & global market outlookDaniel Dam Huy Binh
The document provides an overview of the Vietnam timber and furniture industry and the global furniture market outlook. It discusses:
1) Key details about Vietnam's timber and furniture processing industry, exports, and import reliance on other countries for materials.
2) Global furniture market trends, major producers, exporters, importers, and consumption regions.
3) Challenges facing Vietnam's furniture industry in terms of design competitiveness, global competitiveness, skilled labor, and certification requirements from major import markets.
The document provides an overview of the global precious metals market in 2009. It summarizes that gold prices averaged $973 per ounce in 2009, up 12% from 2008. China became the largest gold producer in 2007 and 2008. Global gold production in 2009 was estimated at 2,488 metric tons, up 3% from 2008. India was the largest consumer of gold in 2008 at 578 metric tons. The document also provides tables of historical gold production, consumption, prices, and reserves by country. It concludes by noting expected rising gold demand from resurgent Southeast Asian economies and India.
Jongwon Ha - Korea - Wednesday 30 - Oral Presentations Misc. Cincucai_isodp
The document discusses the establishment of the Korea Organ Donation Agency (KODA) as the national organ procurement organization in Korea. KODA was established in 2009 to help improve organ donation rates by taking over responsibilities for organ procurement from hospitals and establishing a dedicated network of organ procurement coordinators. Since its founding, KODA has increased education for donation professionals, improved donor identification and management processes, and seen a significant rise in annual organ donors in Korea. However, the document also notes there are still some conflicts around incentives and referral processes that need further improvement.
1) Foreign aid plays an important role in Pakistan's economy, accounting for a significant portion of capital inflows and government revenues. However, aid levels have declined sharply in recent years.
2) Pakistan faces major security challenges from conflicts in neighboring Afghanistan that have imposed huge economic costs on Pakistan in the form of damaged infrastructure and disrupted economic activity.
3) Effective use of foreign aid could help Pakistan address both its economic and security issues by funding development priorities like power, transportation and education, which also have indirect security benefits by promoting stability and counteracting extremism. However, reforms are needed to improve aid effectiveness.
1. UNITAB 33rd Congress
Budapest – October 18-19, 2010
EU tobacco
in the world market scenario
Orlando Astuti
Director - Fetratab
Managing Director - Deltafina SpA
5. Cigarette World Production
2011 vs 2010
Country Billion sticks Country Billion sticks
China + 47 Japan - 26
Bangladesh + 14 US -8
Indonesia + 11 Ukraine -7
Poland + 8 Russia -7
Vietnam + 4 Paraguay -7
Philippines + 3 Netherlands -4
Region Billion sticks
Americas -16
Europe & CIS -7
Middle East - N. Africa +2
Africa -6
Asia (no-China) +10
China + 47
Total World + 32