What does it mean when it says a main export commodity of a country is 'machinery and transport equipment'
Q. What is machinery and transport equipment? Give an example of what this is. Information from the CIA world factbook.
Asked by Iskandar - Thu Jun 19 21:35:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means that the particular country makes it's money by exporting equipment and transport equipment. Machinery could be anything from industrial machines to farm equipment. Transport equipment can be anything from planes and ships to buses and trucks.
Answered by abradley57 - Fri Jun 20 16:04:00 2008
Q. What is machinery and transport equipment? Give an example of what this is. Information from the CIA world factbook.
Asked by Iskandar - Thu Jun 19 21:35:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means that the particular country makes it's money by exporting equipment and transport equipment. Machinery could be anything from industrial machines to farm equipment. Transport equipment can be anything from planes and ships to buses and trucks.
Answered by abradley57 - Fri Jun 20 16:04:00 2008
I sold $30,000 in business assets(machinery,equipmen t)this year, how would I claim that on my taxes.?
Q. I sold $30,000 in business assets(machinery,equipmen t)this year, how would I claim that on my taxes. would it be considered "other income" or "capital gain"? I bought the equipment 5 years ago, the purchase price was $44,000. I sold it in 2008 for $30,000.
Asked by scclec - Sun Mar 15 17:07:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am sure you have depreciated those assets over the years since you put in service, so what you do is: You need dispose them, which means enter sale date, sale price, sales expenses (if you have any) and adjusted basis (cost - accumulated depreciation- current year's depreciation= usually computer does this calculation for you) then you will know if you have gain or loss. You need do this by accessing your depreciation worksheet for each asset. If you haven't depreciated them for over the years, you probably should report those on the Form 4797(not capital assets form Schedule D)- sale of business assets. OK?
Answered by Q&A time - Sun Mar 15 17:17:45 2009
Q. I sold $30,000 in business assets(machinery,equipmen t)this year, how would I claim that on my taxes. would it be considered "other income" or "capital gain"? I bought the equipment 5 years ago, the purchase price was $44,000. I sold it in 2008 for $30,000.
Asked by scclec - Sun Mar 15 17:07:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am sure you have depreciated those assets over the years since you put in service, so what you do is: You need dispose them, which means enter sale date, sale price, sales expenses (if you have any) and adjusted basis (cost - accumulated depreciation- current year's depreciation= usually computer does this calculation for you) then you will know if you have gain or loss. You need do this by accessing your depreciation worksheet for each asset. If you haven't depreciated them for over the years, you probably should report those on the Form 4797(not capital assets form Schedule D)- sale of business assets. OK?
Answered by Q&A time - Sun Mar 15 17:17:45 2009
can u give some idea about farm machinery and equipment that are related to plants protection?
Q. this is for term paper... Thats why im asking of some idea regarding to farm machinery and equipment that are related to plants protection...
Asked by Shakira W - Fri Aug 18 00:22:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nah... I don't think so...
Answered by texasgirl5454312 - Fri Aug 18 23:37:59 2006
Q. this is for term paper... Thats why im asking of some idea regarding to farm machinery and equipment that are related to plants protection...
Asked by Shakira W - Fri Aug 18 00:22:46 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nah... I don't think so...
Answered by texasgirl5454312 - Fri Aug 18 23:37:59 2006
Anyone know of a reputable place to buy plastic injection molding machinery and auxiliary equipment?
Q. Anyone know of a reputable place to buy plastic injection molding machinery and auxiliary equipment?
Asked by John - Fri Jul 24 10:56:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Anyone know of a reputable place to buy plastic injection molding machinery and auxiliary equipment?
Asked by John - Fri Jul 24 10:56:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
what machinery and equipment is used in mining and processing wolframite?
Q. wolframite is a tungsten ore
Asked by tate_nda - Tue Aug 1 10:12:10 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I could not locate machinery specific to wolframite or tungsten, so presume that they are mined the same way that other underground metals are. Equipment would include drills to make holes and break up rock and loaders to carry the rock away. You would also need support systems for tunnels and lights and safety equipment for the workers. Processing is done in a handful of places in the world--again I found only generalized descriptions of the process. The websites listed below are of some help.
Answered by Creeksong - Fri Aug 4 12:17:57 2006
Q. wolframite is a tungsten ore
Asked by tate_nda - Tue Aug 1 10:12:10 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I could not locate machinery specific to wolframite or tungsten, so presume that they are mined the same way that other underground metals are. Equipment would include drills to make holes and break up rock and loaders to carry the rock away. You would also need support systems for tunnels and lights and safety equipment for the workers. Processing is done in a handful of places in the world--again I found only generalized descriptions of the process. The websites listed below are of some help.
Answered by Creeksong - Fri Aug 4 12:17:57 2006
What kinds of equipment was used in mining in South Africa in the 1880s until now. How has it developed?
Q. I'm doing a project on the history of mining (mostly gold and diamonds) in South Africa and am struggling to find information about the equipment and machinery used in the past when mining in SA first began. Any information or websites about the development in mining technology and equipment would be greatly appriciated.
Asked by Bean - Thu Apr 16 07:39:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most of the mining equipment used in the 1880s is very similar to what is used now. The difference is the power source to drive the machinery. Compressed air and water and steam were the main sources, plus animal power (human and beasts of burden). Drills, mechanical shovels have modernized a bit but not all that much. They just now use more electricity and diesel engines for power and traction. Compressed air is still often the preferred source of power for underground tools partly because it is cheap but also because it helps ventilation. But still the machines are made to be heavy and built for long term use, which means ultimately the work is still heavy and requires muscle. SOme weight has been taken off stopers (a drill for… [cont.]
Answered by dougger - Thu Apr 16 08:09:35 2009
Q. I'm doing a project on the history of mining (mostly gold and diamonds) in South Africa and am struggling to find information about the equipment and machinery used in the past when mining in SA first began. Any information or websites about the development in mining technology and equipment would be greatly appriciated.
Asked by Bean - Thu Apr 16 07:39:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most of the mining equipment used in the 1880s is very similar to what is used now. The difference is the power source to drive the machinery. Compressed air and water and steam were the main sources, plus animal power (human and beasts of burden). Drills, mechanical shovels have modernized a bit but not all that much. They just now use more electricity and diesel engines for power and traction. Compressed air is still often the preferred source of power for underground tools partly because it is cheap but also because it helps ventilation. But still the machines are made to be heavy and built for long term use, which means ultimately the work is still heavy and requires muscle. SOme weight has been taken off stopers (a drill for… [cont.]
Answered by dougger - Thu Apr 16 08:09:35 2009
Why are so many women afraid of power tools and machinery?
Q. Has anyone else ever noticed how much more timid women are with working around noisy power equipment, guns, and machinery than men are? Do they feel overpowered by this stuff or something? Note: This doesn't apply to all women, as I do know of several women that aren't afraid of these things. Although, most of those I've talked with told me that they were afraid at first and then they got used to it over time.
Asked by Shakes - Thu Dec 25 22:16:06 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think because women are less physically strong, we're scared, yeah. I'm over it, have used tons of power tools, my Daddy's awesome with tools/building so we've spent a bunch of time together doing things he enjoys, which meant I learned to use power tools. Turns men on when women use power tools, I wonder why that is? Even my Daddy loves when my Mamma uses a saw or something haha Yet, he gets pretty angry when we're out int he summer and people walk by the house and stare while I'm working haha =o) The table saw, I still have never once used that, he warned me it could possibly snap my wrist...that was enough to keep me away from it! o_O
Answered by am1432 - Thu Dec 25 23:12:08 2008
Q. Has anyone else ever noticed how much more timid women are with working around noisy power equipment, guns, and machinery than men are? Do they feel overpowered by this stuff or something? Note: This doesn't apply to all women, as I do know of several women that aren't afraid of these things. Although, most of those I've talked with told me that they were afraid at first and then they got used to it over time.
Asked by Shakes - Thu Dec 25 22:16:06 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think because women are less physically strong, we're scared, yeah. I'm over it, have used tons of power tools, my Daddy's awesome with tools/building so we've spent a bunch of time together doing things he enjoys, which meant I learned to use power tools. Turns men on when women use power tools, I wonder why that is? Even my Daddy loves when my Mamma uses a saw or something haha Yet, he gets pretty angry when we're out int he summer and people walk by the house and stare while I'm working haha =o) The table saw, I still have never once used that, he warned me it could possibly snap my wrist...that was enough to keep me away from it! o_O
Answered by am1432 - Thu Dec 25 23:12:08 2008
I want some information about Distillery machinery and equipments?
Q. tell me sites and prices. thank you.
Asked by Decoy - Tue Apr 7 02:13:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Planning to make your own moonshine? Be careful, you could end up marrying your own sister and eating squirrel.
Answered by pwei34 - Tue Apr 7 12:34:44 2009
Q. tell me sites and prices. thank you.
Asked by Decoy - Tue Apr 7 02:13:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Planning to make your own moonshine? Be careful, you could end up marrying your own sister and eating squirrel.
Answered by pwei34 - Tue Apr 7 12:34:44 2009
What are the copyright laws on music converting equipment located in public spaces?
Q. Within the context of an academic library, are you breaking copyright laws if you openly provide your patrons (i.e. accessible to everyone) the equipment to transfer formats (i.e. LP records to CDs) and, like a copy machine, simply place a sign beside the equipment that warns the user of un-lawful usage of the machinery? Does this sign cover your academic institution from copyright infringement charges? If not, then what copyright laws are being violated?
Asked by andi396 - Tue Apr 22 15:05:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it probably would, since I'm pretty sure that copyright laws would allow the owner of an LP to record it onto CD. This is provided no one in the library was actually aware of any actual infringement. Dana (attorney)
Answered by Dana A - Tue Apr 22 15:16:01 2008
Q. Within the context of an academic library, are you breaking copyright laws if you openly provide your patrons (i.e. accessible to everyone) the equipment to transfer formats (i.e. LP records to CDs) and, like a copy machine, simply place a sign beside the equipment that warns the user of un-lawful usage of the machinery? Does this sign cover your academic institution from copyright infringement charges? If not, then what copyright laws are being violated?
Asked by andi396 - Tue Apr 22 15:05:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it probably would, since I'm pretty sure that copyright laws would allow the owner of an LP to record it onto CD. This is provided no one in the library was actually aware of any actual infringement. Dana (attorney)
Answered by Dana A - Tue Apr 22 15:16:01 2008
What is better Catapillar or Case machinery?
Q. Heavy equipment machinery to be specific. i.e. dozers, excavators, backhoes
Asked by SomeoneSecret - Fri Apr 10 20:56:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Driven Cat's in the mines (u/g artic trucks AD45, 55 and 55B, graders, 777 & 769). Proof of the pudding is in the tasting they say, and all mines are full of Cat gear. Im not sure about Case to be honest, but Cat gear is excellent.
Answered by Anferny - Fri Apr 10 21:02:04 2009
Q. Heavy equipment machinery to be specific. i.e. dozers, excavators, backhoes
Asked by SomeoneSecret - Fri Apr 10 20:56:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Driven Cat's in the mines (u/g artic trucks AD45, 55 and 55B, graders, 777 & 769). Proof of the pudding is in the tasting they say, and all mines are full of Cat gear. Im not sure about Case to be honest, but Cat gear is excellent.
Answered by Anferny - Fri Apr 10 21:02:04 2009
What exactly is a chiller plate in a restaurant or bar?
Q. Does it refer to the metal surface that upside down beer glasses are placed on to keep the rims frosty, or is it the piece of machinery/equipment under the bar that produces the cooling effect? ... or something else?
Asked by Stev - Fri Aug 3 07:31:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a square metal thing at the bottom of an ice well. The metal plate has tubing inside it. Fountain drinks run through the ice cold plate in a back and forth pattern to chill the liquid before it comes out of the gun.
Answered by Jay G - Fri Aug 3 09:23:30 2007
Q. Does it refer to the metal surface that upside down beer glasses are placed on to keep the rims frosty, or is it the piece of machinery/equipment under the bar that produces the cooling effect? ... or something else?
Asked by Stev - Fri Aug 3 07:31:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a square metal thing at the bottom of an ice well. The metal plate has tubing inside it. Fountain drinks run through the ice cold plate in a back and forth pattern to chill the liquid before it comes out of the gun.
Answered by Jay G - Fri Aug 3 09:23:30 2007
What kind of equipment was used in a typical shoe factory in the post-war 1940s?
Q. What was a typical large shoe factory like in the late 1940s? What kind of machinery was used? Was work done on an assembly line? How many shoes would be made in a day? Was the machinery used dangerous? If someone was careless, could he cause a major accident that would cause harm to other workers? I'm looking for answers, or if anyone knows a good place to find this kind of info online or at the library, that would be great too. Thanks.
Asked by AdamS - Thu Mar 13 21:23:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hammer nails glue,slave labor
Answered by joeybo - Thu Mar 13 21:31:06 2008
Q. What was a typical large shoe factory like in the late 1940s? What kind of machinery was used? Was work done on an assembly line? How many shoes would be made in a day? Was the machinery used dangerous? If someone was careless, could he cause a major accident that would cause harm to other workers? I'm looking for answers, or if anyone knows a good place to find this kind of info online or at the library, that would be great too. Thanks.
Asked by AdamS - Thu Mar 13 21:23:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hammer nails glue,slave labor
Answered by joeybo - Thu Mar 13 21:31:06 2008
Stavropol russia, i am looking for a young guy to work with me as engineer on agricultural equipment?
Q. My name is John from uk, I am working for a western machinery company, we sell agricultural machinery into russia. I am in krasnodar meantime but will move to Stavropol in May. I am looking for a young man (is better for this job) 20 to 25 years old, who may just have finished college or university and has strong knowledge of modern electrics on vehicles, the equipment we sell has the latest technology in electrics and computers. The candidate should be prepared to travel with me around russia but will be based in Stavropol, speak a bit of english. A good salary is offered
Asked by jock_russia - Sun Apr 1 10:00:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you shouldn't dictate the gender and age of your applicants. It illegal in many places.
Answered by soelo - Wed Apr 4 12:03:24 2007
Q. My name is John from uk, I am working for a western machinery company, we sell agricultural machinery into russia. I am in krasnodar meantime but will move to Stavropol in May. I am looking for a young man (is better for this job) 20 to 25 years old, who may just have finished college or university and has strong knowledge of modern electrics on vehicles, the equipment we sell has the latest technology in electrics and computers. The candidate should be prepared to travel with me around russia but will be based in Stavropol, speak a bit of english. A good salary is offered
Asked by jock_russia - Sun Apr 1 10:00:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you shouldn't dictate the gender and age of your applicants. It illegal in many places.
Answered by soelo - Wed Apr 4 12:03:24 2007
What is the best piece of equipment to remove a large quantity of brush?
Q. Looking to remove 30-40 large bushes (6-8+ ft tall, trunk stalks about 1" in diameter ea max, growing around larger trees we want to save, pretty rocky area) and wondering if there's a piece of rental machinery an untrained person could bring onto their property to accomplish this as easily as possible. If this were only a few bushes I would use a winch and/or rope tied to the truck but am looking for a better approach, if one exists. Thanks!
Asked by williejoeshaver - Tue Apr 29 12:32:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you could get a big tractor in there with a beater it would take out 2" trees out in a second. But with rocks and trying to save other trees you may be stuck with using a hand lopper. Sounds like a lot of work without being able to run over it with a tractor.
Answered by Carl - Tue Apr 29 15:05:38 2008
Q. Looking to remove 30-40 large bushes (6-8+ ft tall, trunk stalks about 1" in diameter ea max, growing around larger trees we want to save, pretty rocky area) and wondering if there's a piece of rental machinery an untrained person could bring onto their property to accomplish this as easily as possible. If this were only a few bushes I would use a winch and/or rope tied to the truck but am looking for a better approach, if one exists. Thanks!
Asked by williejoeshaver - Tue Apr 29 12:32:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you could get a big tractor in there with a beater it would take out 2" trees out in a second. But with rocks and trying to save other trees you may be stuck with using a hand lopper. Sounds like a lot of work without being able to run over it with a tractor.
Answered by Carl - Tue Apr 29 15:05:38 2008
How to produse wood chip and what equipment do i need?
Q. I want to start my own business in Ukraine(produsing wood chip) and i have no idea how to start and where to start.What kind of machinery do i need what kind of trees or wood or any other materials...? Thank you for helping.
Asked by Sergiy F - Thu Jun 22 17:14:36 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wood Chippers produce wood chips. The purpose of wood chippers is to shred big trees into small wood chips, so it can be disposed easily. Check out www.powertek.us
Answered by AJ - Thu Jun 22 18:49:24 2006
Q. I want to start my own business in Ukraine(produsing wood chip) and i have no idea how to start and where to start.What kind of machinery do i need what kind of trees or wood or any other materials...? Thank you for helping.
Asked by Sergiy F - Thu Jun 22 17:14:36 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wood Chippers produce wood chips. The purpose of wood chippers is to shred big trees into small wood chips, so it can be disposed easily. Check out www.powertek.us
Answered by AJ - Thu Jun 22 18:49:24 2006
How to get toned up abs without any type of gym equipment?
Q. I hate going to the gym so I wanna start working out from home. I wanna tone my abs but I dont know what to do without any machinery. Also I dont wanna hafta to a billion crunches. Any suggestions?
Asked by blah - Mon Feb 2 14:09:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The thing is generally you already have good abs. What you need to do is lose a bit of weight. Crunches and work outs don't define your abs they only strengthen the muscles for actual use. I would suggest jogging or running of some kind. It strenghthens your entire body including the abs, keeps you fit, and helps you to lose weight so you have more defined abs. Just remember you don't have to work out the abs you have to lose body fat.
Answered by cmendo2005 - Mon Feb 2 14:18:48 2009
Q. I hate going to the gym so I wanna start working out from home. I wanna tone my abs but I dont know what to do without any machinery. Also I dont wanna hafta to a billion crunches. Any suggestions?
Asked by blah - Mon Feb 2 14:09:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The thing is generally you already have good abs. What you need to do is lose a bit of weight. Crunches and work outs don't define your abs they only strengthen the muscles for actual use. I would suggest jogging or running of some kind. It strenghthens your entire body including the abs, keeps you fit, and helps you to lose weight so you have more defined abs. Just remember you don't have to work out the abs you have to lose body fat.
Answered by cmendo2005 - Mon Feb 2 14:18:48 2009
What is the maximum amount of weight that modern machinery can move?
Q. Such as in terms of construction equipment like a crane, what is the maximum amount of weight that can be lifted by any existing machine?
Asked by Jack K - Tue May 29 17:01:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A crane's limitation is defined as metre-tonnes, because it is the moment that creates the limitation of the crane lift. A crane does the same amount of work to lift 50 tonnes at 10 metres as it does to lift 100 tonnes at 5 metres. That being said; I believe the largest single lift was perfromed by one of forty-two Lampson Tranis Lift IIs in Corpus Christi TX. The actual load was 1000 tonnes. And this just happens to be a MOBILE unit, on top of everything else!
Answered by CanTexan - Tue May 29 17:50:15 2007
Q. Such as in terms of construction equipment like a crane, what is the maximum amount of weight that can be lifted by any existing machine?
Asked by Jack K - Tue May 29 17:01:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A crane's limitation is defined as metre-tonnes, because it is the moment that creates the limitation of the crane lift. A crane does the same amount of work to lift 50 tonnes at 10 metres as it does to lift 100 tonnes at 5 metres. That being said; I believe the largest single lift was perfromed by one of forty-two Lampson Tranis Lift IIs in Corpus Christi TX. The actual load was 1000 tonnes. And this just happens to be a MOBILE unit, on top of everything else!
Answered by CanTexan - Tue May 29 17:50:15 2007
Urgent help. How do I calculate gain or loss from sale in this accounting question?
Q. Can anyone help me by showing me how I calculate what I underlined in red in this question (Gain and Loss on sale of machinery equipment)? I've been stuck on this forever and can't figure it out.
Asked by doublebiggulp - Thu Mar 5 04:45:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lay down all the known information first. We'll do equipment 1st, then machinery. Equipment - Cost Beginning $135,000 Sold off (?) Ending $44,000 From this, you can tell that cost of equipment sold is $91,000 Equipment - Accum. depn. Beginning $56,500 Curren depn $9,500 Disposed (?) Ending $4,000 From this, you can tell that accum. depn. of equipment sold is $62,000. Now calculate the loss/gain on disposal: Cost of equipment sold $91,000 Accum. depn. of equipment sold ($62,000) Net book value of equipment sold $29,000 Sale proceeds $28,000 Loss on sale of equipment $1,000 Machinery - Cost Beginning $141,000 Purchased $46,000 Sold off (?) Ending $98,600 From this, you can tell that cost of machinery sold is $88,400. Machinery - Accum. [cont.]
Answered by Sandy - Thu Mar 5 06:06:47 2009
Q. Can anyone help me by showing me how I calculate what I underlined in red in this question (Gain and Loss on sale of machinery equipment)? I've been stuck on this forever and can't figure it out.
Asked by doublebiggulp - Thu Mar 5 04:45:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lay down all the known information first. We'll do equipment 1st, then machinery. Equipment - Cost Beginning $135,000 Sold off (?) Ending $44,000 From this, you can tell that cost of equipment sold is $91,000 Equipment - Accum. depn. Beginning $56,500 Curren depn $9,500 Disposed (?) Ending $4,000 From this, you can tell that accum. depn. of equipment sold is $62,000. Now calculate the loss/gain on disposal: Cost of equipment sold $91,000 Accum. depn. of equipment sold ($62,000) Net book value of equipment sold $29,000 Sale proceeds $28,000 Loss on sale of equipment $1,000 Machinery - Cost Beginning $141,000 Purchased $46,000 Sold off (?) Ending $98,600 From this, you can tell that cost of machinery sold is $88,400. Machinery - Accum. [cont.]
Answered by Sandy - Thu Mar 5 06:06:47 2009
FROM WHICH DATE THE RATE TDS ON MACHIERY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT i.e. 15% was started?
Q. from which date this ammendment was passed? ( TDS 15% on Machinery , plant & equipment)
Asked by Pravin Patil - Tue May 20 02:02:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I somehow feel that your question should have been from which date the rate of depreciation on machiery, plant and equipment i.e. 15% was started ? There is no TDS on Plant & Machinery. The rate of depreciation is application from Assessment 2006-07 & onwards if you need the complete list of depreciation please visit www.indiataxes.com or prasad.s@gpscoindia.com
Answered by prally1 - Tue May 20 09:03:11 2008
Q. from which date this ammendment was passed? ( TDS 15% on Machinery , plant & equipment)
Asked by Pravin Patil - Tue May 20 02:02:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I somehow feel that your question should have been from which date the rate of depreciation on machiery, plant and equipment i.e. 15% was started ? There is no TDS on Plant & Machinery. The rate of depreciation is application from Assessment 2006-07 & onwards if you need the complete list of depreciation please visit www.indiataxes.com or prasad.s@gpscoindia.com
Answered by prally1 - Tue May 20 09:03:11 2008
Vegans, Veges do you eat food which has been "Made on equipment shared with Milk, eggs, meat, etc"?
Q. I've encountered this a few times when reading labels..I usually stay away from food where it cleary states that or anything similiar..but i'm not sure if i'm making too much a deal out of it. Since i'm sure they clean the machinery/equipment, or atleast I'd think so. I have sushi which is completely vegetarian but it states "Made on equipment shared with milk, eggs, shellfish". Would you/have you eaten anything which is completely vegetarian or vegan but has such labels? Why or why not?
Asked by D.O... - Tue Apr 1 04:45:46 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I do. The reason they give you this information is is to cover their backs and avoid litigation in the event of someone with an allergy ingesting a microscopic bit of nut, egg etc. I've never seen a label which says shared with meat; meat is not a common allergen the way eggs, milk, nuts and seafood are. All equipment is cleaned, the information is there for allergy sufferers, not vegetarians, to avoid court cases.
Answered by lo_mcg - Tue Apr 1 06:34:28 2008
Q. I've encountered this a few times when reading labels..I usually stay away from food where it cleary states that or anything similiar..but i'm not sure if i'm making too much a deal out of it. Since i'm sure they clean the machinery/equipment, or atleast I'd think so. I have sushi which is completely vegetarian but it states "Made on equipment shared with milk, eggs, shellfish". Would you/have you eaten anything which is completely vegetarian or vegan but has such labels? Why or why not?
Asked by D.O... - Tue Apr 1 04:45:46 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I do. The reason they give you this information is is to cover their backs and avoid litigation in the event of someone with an allergy ingesting a microscopic bit of nut, egg etc. I've never seen a label which says shared with meat; meat is not a common allergen the way eggs, milk, nuts and seafood are. All equipment is cleaned, the information is there for allergy sufferers, not vegetarians, to avoid court cases.
Answered by lo_mcg - Tue Apr 1 06:34:28 2008
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