High-sulfur coal mined in Illinois which was unsaleable in the United States found a ready market in Asia as exports reached 13 million tons in 2012.
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Because of its value and fame, it proved unsaleable on the open market, and did not resurface again until 1992 when it was recovered by British police.
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Expertization is particularly common with valuable philatelic items, some of which are so often forged that they may be unsaleable without an expert certificate confirming that they are genuine.
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But there's a hitch : A small group of company executives insists on welding a piece to the product that will make it unsaleable to most of the country.
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One-time special charges, related to writing off unsaleable inventory, closing facilities and providing severance pay to idled employees, accounted for $ 8 billion of the loss.
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By the early 1900s there was a large glut of wine, creating a wine lake effect which led some producers to pour their unsaleable wine into local rivers and streams.
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Sorting of produce to separate the saleable from the unsaleable can result in high percentages being discarded, and there can be high weight loss from the trimming of leafy vegetables.
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He said importers should not indiscriminately import these goods as most of the items, like canned food and imported bottled water, were unsaleable and left on the shelves of many supermarkets.
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In the case of Avebury, the investors who backed a scheme to recycle the stone were bankrupted when the houses they built proved to be unsaleable and also prone to burning down.
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A third one is on solid waste management, including overburden, damaged stone unsaleable as product, sludge deposited from waste water, spent or spilled petroleum products, or metal scrap.
