Voorbeelden van chicory

• There has been a certain amount of merriment about chicory.

• We have been talking high and mighty things about investment allowances, chicory and other obscure subjects.

• The £100,000 suggested in the sub-committee's report would be chicken feed—or, to use the modern reference, "chicory feed"—by comparison.

• There is another group of things which are subject to an increase under the regulator: sugar, cocoa, coffee, chicory.

• Large crops of celery, chicory, onions and carrots are being taken off this land.

• He was most concerned about the consumption of coffee and chicory.

• I do grow a small quantity of chicory.

• I suppose that the coffee and chicory group would have added another £500,000 to that.

• The information in my possession does not bear out the suggestion that chicory cannot be grown in this country on terms which enable it to compete with imported produce.

• I cannot see that it is at all unreasonable that the preference on coffee and chicory essences should be the same as it is on imported raw coffee.

• His other point related to chicory, and he took the line that there was no point in imposing taxation where, in fact, the revenue would be negligible.

• Put an increased tax on chicory.

• I have not made a very thorough study of it, but the duties on such matters as saccharine and chicory are now so arranged as to be definitely protective.

• I submit that the proper course would have been to sweep away the whole of these additional duties on tea, coffee, cocoa and chicory, from whatever source they come.

• There are only a few major companies active in research, development, and production of chicory varieties and selections.