41.  Currency exchange rates, fierce competition and Americans' reluctance to pay more for the products they use are forcing companies to keep prices in check.

42.  Delta Scientific, in the Valencia Industrial Center, has been engineering and manufacturing vehicle access control equipment since 1974 and sells its products worldwide.

43.  Current FDA rules require companies to list everything that goes into their products, but allow trace amounts of "natural" ingredients to be omitted from labels.

44.  Current laws place restrictions on the direct sale of U.S. pharmaceuticals and food products to Cuba.

45.  Current products are flooring and panels, but Lewis said the company's technique would make wonderful laminated beams, and the fiber even could be used for paper.

46.  Demand for American agricultural products dried up in Asia while, in Europe, consumers began to object to genetically-modified American legumes and grains.

47.  Demand for Avon Products Inc.'s cosmetics and body-care products is so strong that the American company is building its own factory in Poland.

48.  Demand for chemical products "is holding up on the whole," said Richard O'Reilly, a chemicals analyst at Standard & Poor's Equity Group.

49.  Current systems extensively describe items, but do not identify products by their content.

50.  Demand for its products has been strong.