Sentences with phrase «for human consumption»

It was brilliant marketing if you think about it, coming up with a way to turn all those previously discarded, worthless bits and pieces not fit for human consumption into pure profit.

Can you imagine mixing formula for your child with water that isn't safe for human consumption?

The facilities which produce The Honest Kitchen pet foods also make foods for human consumption.

Even some of today's producers of the highest quality kibble make use of food intended for human consumption in their kibble preparation.

No pet food company uses the whole chicken or the chicken parts intended for human consumption in their food.

Every year around the globe 1.3 billion tonnes of food is lost or wasted, that is a 1/3 of all food produced for human consumption.

The fifth article in the series considers the controversial issue of horse slaughter for human consumption.

Other entrepreneurs are producing flour and other insect products for human consumption.

They employ only approved meat for human consumption, and all dog food ingredients are grown locally.

By - products of meat or poultry are parts of an animal not used for human consumption.

Had the milk been subjected to regular tests — commonplace wherever raw milk is legally sold for human consumption — the microbial loads would have been detected and the milk discarded.

The natural ingredients are gained entirely from food industry waste that is not suitable for human consumption such as orange peel, for example.

Our Food for Life program encourages a plant based diet to eliminate the immense suffering of animals raised for human consumption.

Just one genetically modified animal has been approved for human consumption anywhere in the world.

Reality: Dogs and cats liver can not process over the counter pain medications that are meant for human consumption.

The rest of the developed world has banned the use of this chemical in milk destined for human consumption because such milk shows high levels of cancer - causing hormones and lower nutritional value.

An additional 4 billion people in the world could be fed if land currently used to grow crops for livestock were given over to crops for human consumption, according to a new study.

One serious mistake that many dog owners do is to assume that what is good for human consumption is similarly good for dogs.

This however doesn't mean that raw milk is healthy for human consumption for adults or children over time.

Many veterinarians work for various global organizations that ensure food safety for human consumption.

After many months of research and testing various kinds of nuts and seeds, the author has produced excellent recipes in replacing cow's milk for human consumption.

More than 2.5 million dogs are confined on South Korean dog meat farms each year for human consumption.

Roughly one third of the food produced in the world for human consumption every year — approximately 1.3 billion tonnes — gets lost or wasted.

This is a big problem because more than 70 percent of agricultural land is currently being used for livestock production, leaving little room for crops destined for human consumption.

These products include meat, poultry, seafood and feed grains as well as products produced during food processing for human consumption.

Consider the fact that one - third of the food grown annually for human consumption is never eaten — for one reason or another, it ends up in the garbage.

Another low quality ingredient is chicken by - product meal which is usually made from body parts of the chicken which have been rejected for human consumption.

Everything on earth designed for human consumption provides the nutritional value it is supposed to regardless of your age.

But I feel more secure when you rely on vitamin and mineral products that are marketed for human consumption when home cooking for your cat or dog.

This in no way makes them dangerous for human consumption.

We know it takes more energy to raise cattle for food than directly using that grain for human consumption.

It has been cultivated for human consumption in these two countries for thousands of years.

Despite these realities, pet food that is properly processed can be perfectly safe — even if it is not appropriate for human consumption.

Supporters of raw dog food diets are quick to point out that commercially processed pet foods can contain harmful bacteria, as can raw meat offered for human consumption.

In fact, there is no need to consider hemp for human consumption except in small quantities for medicinal purposes.

The above facts clearly indicate why cow's milk may not be ideal for human consumption.

The easiest answer for you is this: If the water is acceptable for human consumption, then it should be acceptable for rabbit consumption.

The RNA interference doesn't kill the fungus, but it reduces its toxicity to levels that are safe enough for human consumption.

The next step for ovarian cancer research would be to develop a drug for human consumption that could be used in clinical trials.

Additionally, corn dogs are deep - fried in processed vegetable oil, which is not only unnatural, but it is harmful for human consumption.

Wild caught fish, on the other hand, have a much higher nutrient / trace mineral profile and are much healthier for human consumption.

I looked it up, though, knowing that some pits can be toxic, but date pits are fine for human consumption and used in some cultures for a cold remedy.

Who knew that wheat and whole grain were so bad for human consumption.

The changes were not just in outward appearance, but were accompanied by changes in numerous other components — none had been tested for suitability for human consumption.

Many people are surprised to learn that dairy cows are kept almost continually pregnant, only to have their calves removed and milk harvested for human consumption.

«Some of those places are feeding their insects gone - off dog food, and that's obviously not OK for human consumption,» he says.

Critics have argued that this policy led to infected animals being sold illegally for human consumption until 1990, when 100 per cent compensation was offered.

A renewable and more sustainable food resource in the form of plants is simply waiting to be further optimized for human consumption.