consumption abroad

The sharp rise in American exports is one sign of this new spirit of consumption abroad.

A 2006 investigation by The Observer found that each year 6-10,000 horses are slaughtered for consumption abroad, a significant proportion of which are horses bred for racing.

Following the collapse of the Roman economy, we can distinguish the re-emergence of commercial activity at these emporia, which were close to royal centres, connected to areas of production and consumption abroad, and based largely on luxury goods like gold, silver, jewels, furs and wine.

As to her own food consumption abroad, Mrs. Fenwick said that she ate almost exclusively at "The Pizzeria Club," across the street from the American Embassy, devouring what she described as "much lighter, more varied pizza pies" than anything available in the United States.