Meanings of curtail production in English

Several U.S. LNG producers also had to shut down or curtail production because of the storm.

It will curtail production and restrict traffic.

An extended halt would curtail production.

Delta was at least the sixth time some energy companies have had to remove staff and curtail production since June.

Delta's evacuations are at least sixth time that some companies have had to remove staff and curtail production since June.

Government-controlled conglomerate Evonik, which makes about three-quarters of its sales from chemicals, said it had no plans to curtail production.

More cynical traders are questioning the complete lack of detail, including the potentially problematic question of which nations will curtail production.

It is not clear how long or by how much steel mills in the city may be forced to curtail production.

If corn for feed costs too much than milk, egg and meat farmers could curtail production leading to higher food prices.

Since the end of the cold war, the old rivals have worked to curtail production and then cut their nuclear stockpiles.

Australian farmers will begin sowing wheat crops within weeks and poor weather could curtail production in the world's fourth-largest wheat exporter.

The storm left millions of homes and businesses without electricity, shut down public transportation and led many factories to curtail production.

The company, battered by weak housing and retail markets, said it also plans to curtail production in a bid to reduce inventories.

But it could curtail production if commodity prices fail to give returns, Chief Financial Officer David Khani said on the post-earnings call.

Canada, the fourth largest producer, has struggled for years as congested pipelines weakened prices and forced the Alberta provincial government to curtail production.

Allianz, Europe's largest insurer, is bracing for a flood of claims after movie and television studios were forced to curtail production during lockdown.