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Frozen chicken legs, feet, and paws are different parts of the chicken that are processed and sold separately, often for distinct culinary or industrial uses:
1. **Frozen Chicken Legs**:
- **Anatomy**: This part includes the thigh and drumstick of the chicken. It's the portion from the hip joint down to the hock (ankle) joint.
- **Culinary Uses**: Chicken legs are commonly used in various dishes around the world, prized for their rich flavor and higher fat content compared to breast meat. They are often roasted, grilled, baked, or used in stews and soups.
2. **Frozen Chicken Feet**:
- **Anatomy**: Chicken feet consist of the lower part of the leg from the hock joint down, including the toes.
- **Culinary Uses**: Chicken feet are popular in many Asian cuisines, especially in Chinese dim sum, where they are often braised or stewed. They are also used to make gelatinous stocks and broths due to their high collagen content.
3. **Frozen Chicken Paws**:
- **Anatomy**: Similar to chicken feet, but "paws" typically refer to a more refined product. Paws are specifically the foot part, cleaned and processed for culinary use.
- **Culinary Uses**: Like feet, chicken paws are valued in many cultures for their texture and are used in soups, stocks, and other dishes. The distinction between feet and paws is often more relevant in markets where paws are considered a delicacy and may command a higher price due to their preparation.
The primary differences lie in the specific anatomical parts involved and their culinary applications. Chicken legs are meatier and used for their flesh, while feet and paws are more bony and used for their collagen and unique texture.
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United States LNG exports further increased in 2022 (+9%), benefiting from the European market divesting from Russian gas, and the concomitant commissioning of new liquefaction plants.
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Fall in China’s net LNG imports.
The EU LNG trade balance boomed (+62%) as the EU increased and diversified its LNG imports (doubling in France and the Netherlands, rising by over 40% in Spain and Poland) to counterbalance its reduced Russian gas supply, and opened new liquefaction plants (Netherlands). Russia LNG trade balance remained strong (+8%). For the first time since 2015, Asian LNG net imports decreased (-8.7%), driven by the 20% fall in Chinese imports (weakening in the local demand) and the 14% drop in Indian LNG imports (high LNG prices in Asia). The US reinforced their net exports (+8.5%), confirming their position as a global top LNG exporter thanks to the commissioning of new liquefaction plants, combined with the readjustment of European LNG import sources. Australian net exports continue to grow (+7.5%), the country thus remaining 2nd largest LNG net exporter.
Breakdown by country (bcm) To display the statistics of a specific country, click on it!Unit: bcmHighest Japan94.8China85.2South Korea61.5France32.2Taiwan26.7Spain26.4India26.3United Kingdom25.1Netherlands17.2Turkiye13.1Belgium12.9Italy9.9World
Breakdown by region (2022) - bcm
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To convert metric tons of LNG to thousand cubic feet (MCF), you need to know the energy content and density of LNG. On average, LNG has an energy content of about 53.6 million British thermal units (MMBtu) per metric ton and a density of about 0.415 metric tons per cubic meter.
First, convert metric tons to cubic meters:
100,000 metric tons * (1 cubic meter / 0.415 metric tons) = 240,963.86 cubic meters
Then, convert cubic meters to thousand cubic feet:
240,963.86 cubic meters * (35.3147 cubic feet / 1 cubic meter) = 8,509,888.24 thousand cubic feet
So, 100,000 metric tons of LNG is approximately 8,509,888 thousand cubic feet.
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