Kamieļi, prezervatīvi un lidmašīnas – zināms, kādām ASV precēm ES varētu piemērot tarifus

Ja Eiropas Savienībai (ES) un ASV neizdosies atrisināt domstarpības tirdzniecības jomā, ES plāno piemērot tarifus amerikāņu lidmašīnām, automašīnām, viskijam un citām precēm, liecina ziņu aģentūras AFP rīcībā nonākušais saraksts.

FOTO: **VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT [email protected] TO RECEIVE.**Penguins and a trio of Asiatic lion cubs are just some of the animals who had their vital statistics recorded at London Zoo’s 2024 annual weigh-in, as the conservation zoo brings over 10,000 animals and almost 400 species to the weighing scales.Among those weighed were 10 Humboldt penguin chicks, born at the Zoo in spring. The Vulnerable species (Spheniscus humboldti), over 60 of whom live at London Zoo, didn’t need much encouragement to be weighed, each waddling quickly onto the scale in pursuit of their breakfast: a bucket of fish. Penguin keeper Jessica Ray noted each weight, ready to be added to the global zoo information database.Patient zookeeper Mick Tiley encouraged the Zoo’s pair of Bactrian camels (Camelus bactrianus), Genghis and Neomie, onto a giant weighboard, one at a time, with each clocking in at around 682kg, making them two of the Zoo’s heaviest animals.Three Endangered Asiatic lion cubs, born at the zoo on 13 March 2024, joined the annual weigh-in for the first time. The cubs are weighed regularly by zookeepers to monitor their growth and development and were today given a scented board detailing their latest measurements to investigate. The trio, named Mali, Syanii and Shanti, weigh 17kg on average, with female cub Shanti weighing a little less than her big brothers.Next up were London Zoo’s drove of Mangalitsa pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus), immediately identifiable by their coat of abundant woolly hair. The pigs were encouraged onto the scales by zookeeper Owen Shrewsbury and some leftover breakfast. Olive was first onto the scale, with keepers recording a weight of 43.5kg.Weighing the zoo’s animals regularly is an important method for monitoring the development of the animal infants who call London Zoo home, including two Western lowland gorilla babies born at the zoo this year: Juno, born to mum Mjukuu, and Venus, born to mum Effie.The annual weigh-in is an opportunity for keepers at London Zoo to make sure the information they’ve recorded is up-to-date and accurate. Each careful measurement is added to the Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS), a database shared with zookeepers across the globe to help compare important information on thousands of Threatened, Endangered and Critically Endangered species.London Zoo’s Head of Zoological Operations, Angela Ryan, said: “We regularly record the vital statistics of every animal at the zoo, from the tallest giraffe to the small White tree frogs in our new Secret Life of Reptiles and Amphibians habitat.“This allows us to make sure that all the animals under our care are healthy, eating properly, and developing at the appropriate rate. For some species, weighing is the only way to detect and track a pregnancy, which is especially crucial for the many endangered animals at London Zoo that are involved in global conservation breeding efforts.”Zookeepers use many clever tactics to entice the animals over to their scales, factoring in the different personalities and temperaments of each animal. While the zoo’s pair of Bactrian camels have no qualms slowly walking on to a giant camel-sized scale, the colony of Humboldt penguins require a little more encouragement with a bucket of fish – each penguin lining up for its morning feed.Angela added, “By sharing this vital data with other zoos and conservationists worldwide, we can all use the shared knowledge to better care for the species we’re striving to protect.”Where: London , United KingdomWhen: 19 Aug 2024Credit: ZSL London Zoo/Cover Images**EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.**

2025. gada 15. jūlijā 22:23

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ES tirdzniecības komisāram Marošam Šefčovičam šodien plānota tikšanās ar ASV tirdzniecības pārstāvi Džeimisonu Grīru. Vakar Šefčovičs runāja ar ASV tirdzniecības ministru Hovardu Latniku. Eiropas Komisija (EK) joprojām cer panākt vienošanos ar ASV, lai izvairītos no jauniem tarifiem.

ASV prezidents Donalds Tramps sestdien paziņoja, ka no 1.augusta Eiropas Savienībai tiks noteikts 30% ievedmuitas tarifs, ja abas puses nespēs vienoties.

Pirmdien Šefčovičs paziņoja, ka EK gatavo papildus atbildes tarifus ASV precēm aptuveni 72 miljardu eiro vērtībā.

Sarakstā ar precēm, kam ES gatavojas piemērot tarifus, ir lidmašīnas, automašīnas, ķimikālijas, elektroiekārtas, kā arī virkne citu preču, piemēram, dzīvas bites, kamieļi, papagaiļi, prezervatīvi, opijs, naglas, gliemeži un Ziemassvētku eglītes. Sarakstā iekļauts arī burbons, lai gan Francija un Itālija bažījas, kas tas varētu izsaukt atbildes tarifus Eiropas vīniem un alkoholiskajiem dzērieniem.

EK jaunais saraksts papildinās pirmo sarakstu, kuru EK sastādīja pēc tam, kad Tramps paziņoja par tarifiem ES tēraudam un alumīnijam.

ES ir apturējusi atbildes pasākumus līdz augustam, lai dotu laiku sarunām.