Sentences with phrase «food reaches the table»

The cost of transportation affects how cheaply or expensive food reaches the table., how efficiently services are delivered.

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Depending on the company I'm in I try not to slouch or reach and, while my elbows end up on the table more than they should, you can take me pretty much anywhere without the risk of a Neanderthal fist grip shovelling of food or overzealous plate scraping.

Although there are no food runners for servers, there is a hierarchy of food checkers and expediters that help ensure that at least four sets of eyes see every dish before it reaches a table.

«The amount of food lost or wasted before it ever reaches a table is simply unacceptable with devastating impacts on people, profit and planet,» said Judith Rodin, president of The Rockefeller Foundation.

I believe that many of you reading me right now reach for a pasta package whenever there is the need of having food on the table in little to no time — I am guilty of that and I am not ashamed of it.

It is working to reach a consensus with the food industry over the harmful effects of a high salt diet, and bring about a reduction in the amount of salt in processed foods as well as salt added to cooking, and the table.

In fact, I had to learn to follow my baby's cues for when he / she was ready for trying solids with signs such as reaching for table food or showing interest in our food.

Let's work together to bring peace and joy to the table, support your child in reaching his or her eating potential with a healthy relationship with food.

Often, a toddler can get a serious burn by reaching and placing their hands in hot dishes or pulling the entire table of food over to them.

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This table is a useful guide after your baby reaches about 10 months of age — by this time he will have been introduced to the various food groups mentioned and he will rely more completely on solid foods for his dietary needs.

The public rooms were sparsely furnished with trestle tables and wooden chairs and there was little attempt to reach any standard of comfort, but the people who ran the place were good - hearted souls, who kept our spirits up with an ample supply of good plain food.

Pet parents should keep food on counters and tables, out of reach from four - legged friends.

Also never leave food unattended on a table in the presence of a beagle — they will not hesitate to jump up on chairs (or whatever) to reach a tempting morsel.

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