Sentences with phrase «conventional food sources»

Associate Professor Xu Rong, Interim Chair of the School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, said the burgeoning global population increasingly strains conventional food sources, so there is a need to innovate new foods and processes to alleviate the increasing demand.

This is five to tenfold above the amounts found in normal servings of any conventional food source of RS.

Not exact matches

Food scientists are examining animal products at the molecular level and sourcing plants with matching proteins and nutrients to create delicious plant - based meats, eggs, and dairy products that are healthier and more sustainable than conventional animal products.

Carnipure tartrate and Carnipure crystalline are self - affirmed GRAS for use in conventional foods as a dietary source of L - carnitine.

Conventional white rice is not considered a source of toxins or a significant source of anti-nutritional factors, nor is it considered by allergists to be a common allergenic food, and the genetic modification resulting in GR2E Golden Rice has not altered this safety profile.

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Using data collected primarily by the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization, scientists have compared the environmental impacts of conventional meat production with those of alternative sources of fFood and Agriculture Organization, scientists have compared the environmental impacts of conventional meat production with those of alternative sources of foodfood.

Conventional thinking has been that sophisticated tool - making came in response to a change in climate that led to the spread of broad savannah grasslands, and the consequent evolution of large groups of animals that could serve as a source of food for human ancestors.

«The increased use of clean energy sources that do not emit greenhouse gases or conventional air pollutants... would be doubly beneficial to global food security, as they do not contribute to either climate change or increased surface - ozone concentrations,» she said.

Celery is an important food source of conventional antioxidant nutrients, including vitamin C, beta - carotene, and manganese.

If you suspect that you're not getting enough vitamin B12 into your system, here are some food products that you should consider adding to your diet (just make sure that you're getting these from high - quality sources to keep yourself safe from chemicals and other harmful materials used in conventional farms): 8

Buy organic when you can since these berries are the highest source of pesticides in conventional form of all foods (and have been for the last 5 years).

It might change your life and most certainly your outlook on foods and all of the conventional wisdom that comes to us via the MSM and Internet sources.

These formulas typically have shorter ingredient lists compared to conventional foods and treats — in fact, some contain just a single protein source.

Conventional pet foods are often full of grains, not because they are a good source of nutrients, but because they are a cheap filler that lowers the cost of production.

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Not only a good source of information to find vitamin replacements, the list is also a good reminder of which foods you should avoid when conventional is all you can find.

Food writer Mintz questions how likely it is that insects will solve the world's food woes, suggesting that «once production of edible insects is scaled up, the impact of feed, energy, processing and transportation will make bugs no more sustainable than conventional protein sources.&raFood writer Mintz questions how likely it is that insects will solve the world's food woes, suggesting that «once production of edible insects is scaled up, the impact of feed, energy, processing and transportation will make bugs no more sustainable than conventional protein sources.&rafood woes, suggesting that «once production of edible insects is scaled up, the impact of feed, energy, processing and transportation will make bugs no more sustainable than conventional protein sources.»