International Trade Regulations

adjective relating to the health of plants, especially in regards to preventing the spread of diseases or pests

• The phytosanitary measures are in place to prevent the spread of pests and diseases in agricultural products.
• Farmers need to make sure they follow phytosanitary rules to keep their crops healthy.
• Don't forget to check the phytosanitary requirements before shipping your produce.
• Just like how we take care of our health, phytosanitary practices help maintain the well-being of plants.

noun a type of chicken that has been treated with chlorine to reduce bacterial contamination

• The debate on chlorinated chicken imports continues to be a contentious issue in international trade agreements.
• I heard that some people are worried about the health risks of chlorinated chicken from other countries.
• I ain't touching that chlorinated chicken with a ten-foot pole!
• Eating chlorinated chicken is like playing a dangerous game with your health.

noun a mineral whose exploitation and trade contribute to armed conflict, human rights abuses, and environmental degradation

• The company disclosed their use of conflict minerals in their supply chain.
• Did you know that some electronics contain conflict minerals?
• I heard that phone was made with conflict minerals, so I decided not to buy it.
• Like conflict minerals, unresolved issues can create tension in relationships.