Translation of "Höherwertige produkte" in English

Healthier birds produce a better quality product.

We must also open our markets for products with value added from those poor countries.

At the same time, some high­tech industries also manufacture medium­ or even low­tech products.

The ongoing focus on higher-margin products and solutions contributed to the result as well.

The result is higher-value products such as diesel, petrol, heating oil or kerosene.

The demand for these products fell because higher-grade products are demanded as incomes rise.

For customers, the project heralds better quality products and greater choice of colour and style.

In distinction to recycling, the aim of upcycling is to create higher-value products from waste products.

These can thus be processed more rapidly and at lower temperatures, and so higher-value products are the result.

Electric steel works, as a rule, must buy pig iron at relatively high prices if higher-quality products are to be produced.

According to research by economists, higher-income households purchase higher-quality products.

In the context of delivery of fault-free delivery, replacement by goods of higher value is already deemed to be acceptable.

If we establish a system where environmental dumping originating in the developing and less industrialised countries is not possible, we can protect jobs and superior products, and we will be able to continue to do this in the future too.

I should like you to pass on to Commissioner Monti, who I believe should be here, the message that we need to encourage industries to work together on reconfiguring their processes in order to make better quality products more competitively and at a better price.

Building on this strength, they attracted investment and started to process, being able to export higher-value products like starch from cassava.

The EESC's initial hypothesis was that displaying product lifespans could foster a better understanding of the importance of consuming sustainably and responsibly, and that less wealthy households could be encouraged to pay more for better quality products that would last longer.

According to the median business plan, improvements in the value of production should be accompanied by cuts in external costs (less use of employment agency services, lower energy costs) and personnel costs (smaller headcount).

The price increase reflected a certain raise in costs and a shift to certain higher value products at the expense of dropping market shares.

The investigation showed that this increase in sales prices partially resulted from shifting to higher end products, where dumped imports were not present, but was also driven by increased production costs.

The production in these sectors remaining in the EU has refocused itself on higher-value and higher quality products, having undergone a largely successful process of structural adjustment.

It is designed to reduce low-value heavy fuel oils and convert them into higher value low-sulphur diesel, gasoline, propane and butane in accordance with EU specifications.

Countries such as China or India are investing heavily in research and technology in order to move their industries up the value chain and "leapfrog" into the global economy.

New ICT technologies will open up many new opportunities for higher-value products and services, many of which are in areas where Europe already enjoys industrial and technological leadership.

Furthermore, its importance lies not just in the development of its own inherited engineering skills, but in its total effect on upstream and downstream supplying and using industries.

At its meeting in Salzburg in November 2003, the European Conference on Rural Development stressed the key aim of strengthening the competitiveness of the farming sector through diversification, innovation and value added products, taking into account the diversity of agricultural potential in different rural areas.

Since the wheat products are predominantly staple foods, they are replaced by higher­grade products as the standard of living rises .

Some two thirds of European imports are inputs to production processes that transform them into higher value added products, much of which are then in turn exported.