Translation of "Wachsende märkte" in English

Much of today’s investment is inevitably concentrated in fast-growing markets.

The European dairy industry has its eyes on West Africa's growing markets.

Expanding markets, niche markets and alterations in consumer behaviour demand quick responses from businesses.

New technologies and fast-growing markets are created.

Moreover, healthcare and consuming are steadily growing markets.

With this we want to emphasise the growing importance we attach to the international markets.

These countries, and in particular their growing populations, will provide growing markets for our own products.

Growing European markets cannot be the basis for a sustainable automotive industry in the medium term.

This implies growing dynamic markets for improved standard tools, and for new categories of specialised tools.

The objective is to diversify revenue models and to expand into rapidly growing markets.

Targeted investments in new and fast-growing markets are to boost sales.

The service offering was expanded to twelve European countries and two fast-growing markets in South America.

Growing markets for renewable energy and energy efficiency offer enormous opportunities for new products and services.

Gay Lea Foods is driven by innovation and growing the market for Canadian milk.

By 2050, fast-growth economies are projected to account for 65% of the global economy.

It will help you to discover established and growing markets for your product.

New growth markets are developing in the applicant countries; these will create new and worthwhile job opportunities for the Union's current members. Fostering such markets will contribute much more to the employment situation than could ever be achieved through an active labour market policy.

The Commission's report last month shows that telecom service markets are growing very quickly.

With its remarkable ability to adapt, China is making strides to accommodate the rising power of its markets and people.

They represent a large share of the global economy, and they are gravitating rapidly toward the tradable sector, with increasingly powerful digital and information technology chasing imperfectly mobile human resources and new rapidly growing markets.

Moreover, to assist SMEs’ to access fast-growing markets outside the EU, the Commission is setting-up business centres in a selected number of these markets.

Other areas such as meteorological data, legal information and business information also form the basis of steadily growing markets.

A priority should be given at national level to a shift of the more relevant skills from mature markets to growing markets.

In a context where markets are tending to become wider and where the critical mass that is necessary to be an active player is tending to increase, the number and complexity of mergers and alliances that fall under the Commission’s scrutiny have been constantly growing during the last few years.

In Europe8, some markets display large volumes of growth such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Norway, France, Sweden and Belgium and, to a lesser extent, Italy, Spain and Germany.

By driving the development of European standards for goods and services in strategic priority areas representing expanding markets, the Commission aims to create a competitive advantage for European enterprises, in particular for SMEs.