Sentences with phrase «food processing companies who»

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Unfortunately, we are encouraged to snack in between meals by companies who create «food like products» which are cheap, nutrient sparse, and highly processed.

The company sources some items locally, but Worthington says it can be difficult to find nearby growers who meet Kneaders» food safety process requirements for restaurant service.

Yet it is the supermarkets and processed food companies that present food to us as something that should be cheap, plentiful and industrial - devoid of any connection with the earth, sun, animals, plants and people who produce it.

By harnessing both of its organic waste streams — contained in waste water and organic solids — the company is setting world green energy and water purity benchmarks for food processing, says Pascal Pipyn, Executive Vice President, Process and Research and Development for GWE, who represented GWE at the inauguration.

We have worked successfully with some of the world's largest and smallest food processing companies, providing each with a competitive advantage over their competition who has yet to incorporate the benefits of automation.

They shared how their own companies fare in this economy and prepare for milestones like buying new equipment, launching new products and expanding into new retail stores,» said Snyder, who is a recognized business consultant in food distribution, processing and manufacturing.

Consumers who wish to avoid Chinese - processed chicken are out of luck, since companies will not be required to label where the processing took place if the processed chicken is further processed in this country — in other words, added to foods like soups, frozen entrees or chicken nuggets.

There is one company who decided over 10 years ago that BPA wasn't safe for their clients, and removed it from all their products except for tomato sauce (apparently, the FDA hasn't approved any other type of processing for highly acidic foods, that's why they're still using BPA containing cans for tomato sauce!).

Food companies who use these packaging processes should be boycotted until they make healthy changes.

Whether it's the paleo diet or the vegan diet, a popular diet always attracts the attention of processed food companies, who invent new products which are «diet approved».

They're not officially human grade and are less transparent about the process than The Honest Kitchen (but then who isn't), but are much more open about the manufacturing and sourcing of products than a large majority of other pet food companies out there.

«This bill leaves Brazil in the Middle Ages,» said Paulo Nigro, president of Tetra Pak Brasil, a food packaging and processing company, who was one of several prominent São Paulo business leaders quoted by Valor voicing their opposition to the Forest Code.

So food companies slap the word on any product they want to, no matter how many chemicals it contains or how processed it is, knowing it somehow piques interest for consumers, even the ones who know it is a baseless claim.