Sentences with phrase «food demand beyond»
This implies that if biofuels are produced on existing cropland, other production - in particular for serving the growing food demand beyond the capacities to increase yields - will be displaced to other areas («indirect land use»).
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When the European farmers returned to production, it increased the food supply beyond global demand.
French food group Danone achieved better than expected first - quarter sales growth of nearly 5 per cent, helped by Chinese demand for its baby formula products, cementing guidance for higher profit and sales this year and beyond.
I love food that demands participation beyond mere mastication — breaking through the pastry and pouring the fragrant cream are simple actions that delight the child in all of us.
Nearly half of consumers state that they want more fibre in their diet, 2 and they are increasingly looking beyond the traditional sources to get it.3 As a result, there is an unmistakable opportunity for food and beverage manufacturers to produce fibre - fortified products that answer consumers» health and taste demands.
It's clear that clean labeling has moved on beyond being a trend and is now regarded as more or less standard in the food industry, with consumers demanding shorter and more recognizable ingredients lists and manufacturers responding by increasingly highlighting the naturalness and origins of their products.
After the highly successful launch of the McVegan in Scandinavia last year, and an increasing demand for clean, plant - based proteins in the U.S., the chain could soon add a product like the Beyond Burger to its menu — a pea - protein - based patty that looks, cooks, and tastes like a fast food beef burger.
Consumers are looking beyond healthy food and demanding safer products for every facet of...
If surf and sand are high on your vacation agenda, have no fear as the hotel will provide you with complimentary, on - demand shuttle service to and from its private and exclusive Casa Velas Ocean Club where guests enjoy cushioned loungers and cabanas on the beach itself, along with food and beverage service, as well as access to a pristine pool area and al fresco eatery all overlooking Mexico's Pacific Riviera beyond.
Fueled by a growing demand for gut healthy foods, we have since expanded our offerings far beyond Krauts and Gut Shots.
The lounge offers: • Ongoing food and drink: a scrumptious breakfast buffet; hot and cold lunch dishes; teatime with pastries; happy hour with appetizers; and later, chocolates and cordials • Club breakfast and lunch means added value for guests who pony up for club access • Attentive club concierge service goes beyond golf reservations and boarding pass printouts • The Club's outdoor lanai balcony is favored by the iPad and MacBook Air crowd, who get their work done in a scenic spot with cappuccino on demand
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Looking forward, things to watch include: the impact of economic recovery on commodity prices and agricultural expansion for food and biofuels production; large - scale land acquisition by foreign nations and corporations in tropical countries; climate negotiations and the REDD mechanism, including controversies over land rights, «offsetting», forest definitions, and sustainable forest management; the emergence of payments for ecosystem services beyond REDD; the cap - and - trade versus carbon tax schemes; efforts to address the demand side of deforestation — notably consumption; emerging certification systems for agricultural and forestry products (i.e. RSPO, Aliança da Terra, FSC, etc); and Brazil's progress in meeting its deforestation reduction targets.
Go - Jek is a dominant player in Indonesia, the region's biggest economy, and has rapidly expanded beyond ride hailing to digital payments, food delivery, on - demand cleaning and massage.