Significados de metric tonne en inglés

Crop yields in Africa average about one metric tonne per hectare.

Cemex is also raising prices by $11 per metric tonne from July.

The FBI said it found a metric tonne of ammunition along with bomb-making chemicals.

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Photo: Photo NZ The average price rose by nine dollars to $US2,649 per metric tonne.

Copper was up 16 percent to $8,205 per metric tonne, according to Thomson Reuters data.

Vale said prices rose 94 percent to $126 a metric tonne from the first quarter of 2010.

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Permits are expected to be priced at around $12 a metric tonne in 2016, Inslee officials said.

The most-active July copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange dipped 0.7 percent to 59,440 yuan ($9,400) per metric tonne.

Prices needs to hit $2,200 a metric tonne to meet Fonterra's forecast milk payout of $3.85 a kilo of milk solids.

The company said the new deal was priced at between $550 and $950 per dry metric tonne depending on lithium oxide content.

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell as low as $7,885.25 a metric tonne, a level not seen since January 13.

A similar level for nickel, for which Vale expects to become the world's largest producer this year, is $16,000 a metric tonne.

The company has a 275,000 metric tonne per annum biofuel processing plant, as well as a Jatropha feedstock plantation base of about 51,000 hectares.

The company's realised nickel price averaged $17,724 per metric tonne in 2008, a drop of 40.7 percent from the 2007 average of $29,881.