agro-industry
Americannoun
plural
agro-industriesOther Word Forms
- agro-industrial adjective
- agro-industrialist noun
- agroindustrial adjective
- agroindustrialist noun
Etymology
Origin of agro-industry
First recorded in 1965–70
Example Sentences
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The only hint at what might be the issue from the Mauritian side are comments made last month by Arvin Boolell, the minister of agro-industry and fisheries.
From BBC
Arvin Boolell, the newly appointed minister of agro-industry and fisheries, had been more specific about the objections in his comments on Monday.
From BBC
Arvin Boolell, the newly appointed minister of agro-industry and fisheries, has been more specific about the objections in his comments on Monday.
From BBC
In Brazil and Indonesia it is mostly driven by aggressive agro-industry policies, such as cattle ranching and palm oil production, while in the DRC it is mostly driven by poverty, with extensive slash and burn agriculture practices and energy needs, he said.
From Reuters
Costa said the projects included "green" hydrogen and lithium battery plants, agro-industry, electric bicycles, investments in health and energy-efficient housing construction.
From Reuters
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