Lebanese have succeeded in putting Lebanese air Hawa Lebnan in cans and exporting them.

So canned air from Lebanon was produced and exported to be sold to Lebanese living abroad.

Ms Rasha Najjar came up with the idea of trapping air in cans and exporting them.

It was a train loaded with frozen turkeys they say, at Thanksgiving from the meatpacking district.

The two largest employers are the Government and the two tuna canneries which together provide approximately 63 per cent of the jobs.

For the workers at the tuna canneries, the rate was set at 3.00 and would rise to 3.05 a year later.

The training given was mostly geared to the food conservation (e.g. tomato canning, onions and other vegetables and fruits) and to food warehousing.

Kenya provides some telling examples of the factors involved its pineapple canning and cut flower industries have expanded enormously, together with export trade in these products.

Even many of the bill s supporters (including Prime Minister Donald Tusk) were concerned not with defending the rights of religious minorities, but rather with protecting meatpacking jobs.

The scandal erupted with the publication in 1906 of Upton Sinclair s novel The Jungle, a bestseller that detailed the experiences of a Lithuanian immigrant family working in America s meatpacking industry.

26. With regard to the economic status of the Territory, Mr. Sunia said that the Territory was economically stable, and that about 70 per cent of the workforce employed in the tuna canneries was imported labour, which gave an indication of the available job opportunities.

Since 80 per cent of the American Samoa private sector economy is dependent either directly or indirectly on two United States tuna canneries (StarKist and Chicken of the Sea), the fear in the Territory is that the Andean Free Trade Agreement will devastate the local economy.