Sentences with phrase «from big food»

Another damning report emerged this month from the Sunlight Foundation found similar influence from Big Food.

The study charts the extraordinary combination of a sharp rise in soy production and sustained drop in forest destruction and finds a mix of factors at work, ranging from big food companies toughening environmental standards along their supply chains to better monitoring and enforcement.

Pressure from Big Food, Big Ag, Big Biotech and their revolving doors with the USDA, NIH and FDA will likely still override the state - of - the - art of nutritional science.

All that money showered upon them from Big Food and Big Pharma have something to do with it, too.

«There are many active efforts to combat obesity, but our culture at large is in the business of propagating it for profit, from big food to big media to big pharma.

Although the pro-labelling movement narrowly lost a ballot on this in California last November, it took an expenditure of some $ 47 million from big food and chemical companies, which outspent their opponents eight to one.

Our policymakers are controlled by their need for campaign dollars from Big Food, Big Beverage and other billion dollar industries.

I don't want to hear that excuse from the big food companies that supply food to schools, and the same goes for fellow parents.

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Not exact matches

The food is excellent but our biggest impressions come from the wonderful treatment we get from team members.

«We didn't have big flashy headquarters with food from Michelin - starred restaurants,» she says of the company's early days.

«If we get people excited for agriculture and learning where food comes from, we could really start to change agricultural processes, and make a really big impact in the world,» she says.

You might even name some of your foods in line with your theme, such as the Yellow Submarine in Miami which also sells the Lady Madonna sandwich, named from another Beatles song, or the Big Gay Ice Cream Truck in New York, which serves the Bea Arthur.

What's likely to be a bigger concern for rate - setters is that the core rate, which strips out potentially volatile items like energy and food, fell to just 0.7 percent in the year to April from 1 percent the month before.

For big food processors like Maple Leaf, the only way to offer that and still make a profit is by consolidating into big, modern plants, so you can benefit from scale and keep up with the pack, because, Grier warns, not doing so would guarantee failure.

And share they did — everything from allegedly crunching on fingernail clippings in Big Macs to getting food poisoning.

In 2009, three software engineers, a CFO and an HR exec came up with a savory idea: They would create a platform that lets shoppers make purchases from multiple artisan food producers and have everything delivered in a single order, along with certain big - brand staples.

«If I'm not mistaken, it's the biggest gap we've seen [between food at home and food away from home] in the last 10 years,» McDonald's USA President Mike Andres said in August.

Big Food companies have lost share to upstart brands and have struggled to adapt to a move away from sugary soft drinks.

For the food tech startup Dinner Lab, however, having a whole clan of investors does exactly the opposite: It keeps the creative control of the company consolidated, untouched and unfettered by the otherwise omnipotent hand that comes with a big check from a VC deal.

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Multinationals, in turn, play to Chinese tastes in everything from electronics (the Chinese were a big reason for gold iPhones and gold Apple watches, Apple CEO Tim Cook has said) to food (Coke's Chinese hit, a milky orange drink, may expand abroad) to cars.

The nation's leading food and beverage manufacturers — an industry collectively known as Big Food — have been busy reformulating legacy brands to be more competitive in a world in which consumers are gravitating away from highly processed foods and instead favoring fresher alternatives, like vegetables and fruits, that are found along the perimeter of the grocery stfood and beverage manufacturers — an industry collectively known as Big Food — have been busy reformulating legacy brands to be more competitive in a world in which consumers are gravitating away from highly processed foods and instead favoring fresher alternatives, like vegetables and fruits, that are found along the perimeter of the grocery stFood — have been busy reformulating legacy brands to be more competitive in a world in which consumers are gravitating away from highly processed foods and instead favoring fresher alternatives, like vegetables and fruits, that are found along the perimeter of the grocery store.

While Panera has been at this menu reformulation for years, Shaich takes issue with some rivals — he called out McDonald's (mcd) and Subway specifically — for removing a single ingredient from their menus and trying to make a big, bold statement that they are serving healthier foods too.

Without such a deal, key industries from finance and airlines to automakers and food and drink producers could find themselves exposed to «cliff - edge» effects in April 2019, unable to do business with their biggest trading partner.

On the other end of the spectrum, Big Food companies like PepsiCo and Campbell Soup are cleaning up their ingredient lists, launching new healthier products, and investing in food startups to participate in the trend away from big branBig Food companies like PepsiCo and Campbell Soup are cleaning up their ingredient lists, launching new healthier products, and investing in food startups to participate in the trend away from big braFood companies like PepsiCo and Campbell Soup are cleaning up their ingredient lists, launching new healthier products, and investing in food startups to participate in the trend away from big brafood startups to participate in the trend away from big branbig brands.

China is Yum Brand's biggest market, and the company only recently started to recover from another food scandal in 2012, when a media report alleged two KFC suppliers were pumping chickens full of growth hormones and an excessive amount of antibiotics.

Food prices rose 0.2 percent, with food away from home up 0.4 percent, its biggest gain in a year and part of a 2.5 percent annualized gFood prices rose 0.2 percent, with food away from home up 0.4 percent, its biggest gain in a year and part of a 2.5 percent annualized gfood away from home up 0.4 percent, its biggest gain in a year and part of a 2.5 percent annualized gain.

Food delivery apps are gaining ground in China, thanks to backing from the biggest Internet firms.

From intuiting emotions from language to resolving food shortages in the developing world, these young entrepreneurs have big goals — and even bigger plans for achieving tFrom intuiting emotions from language to resolving food shortages in the developing world, these young entrepreneurs have big goals — and even bigger plans for achieving tfrom language to resolving food shortages in the developing world, these young entrepreneurs have big goals — and even bigger plans for achieving them.

Kroger (KR), the nation's largest supermarket chain, on Friday is expected to report second - quarter revenue that outpaces Wall Street's forecasts as the company has expanded its organic foods offerings to offset the consumer shift away from big box stores.

Startups in the food and grocery ecommerce and delivery industry attracted almost $ 500 million in venture capital over the last year, a 51 percent increase from last year, while big players such as Google and Amazon continue to outdo each other with new delivery options.

Todd Wilbur has made a science out of cloning many of our favourite junk foods, from M&M s to the crown jewel, the Big Mac.

A third conveyed what her industry feared would be the largest casualty of the public's «mounting distrust of Big Food» — that shoppers would turn away from them for good.

Big Food is under attack from Startup Granola.

«Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!»

A bill making its way through the House of Representatives and heavily backed by Big Food would create a voluntary national labeling standard, while preventing states from mandating labeling on their own.

Examples of such supposed brushes with oblivion are almost too numerous, from little goof - ups like Tropicana's package redesign, Gap's short - lived new logo and Lululemon's transparent stretchy pants to big stuff like BP's oil spill, Chipotle's food poisoning and Samsung's self - immolating phones.

The move from flash - frozen to fresh beef is just the latest step by McDonald's, one of the biggest buyers of beef in the U.S., to lure in consumers who increasingly say they want fresh, unprocessed food and are giving less weight to fat and calories when considering health and more to sourcing and provenance.

It's also a break from the food business, where Berkshire (BRKA) has done a string of big deals recently, including Heinz and Kraft, as well as providing financing for Burger King's acquisition of Canadian doughnut chain Tim Horton's.

Indeed, the biggest gain in employment came from the hospitality industry, with jobs at food and drinking establishments up by 89,000, reflecting a storm - related rebound.

That's a big improvement from 2014, when 14 percent of households were food insecure, and from 2011, when the food insecurity rate neared 15 percent in the wake of the Great Recession.

Since unveiling the New York WaterMaker last month at a Las Vegas trade show, Errigo has heard from big pizza chains, mom - and - pop pizzerias, microbreweries, bakeries and food manufacturers.

The facts are not right here, energy is cheap that means the cost of manufacturing and transporting of goods is low, food and consumers staples already more affordable, so what if a few American oil companies going out of business.the cost of producing oil in middle east is less than $ 10 / bl and we were paying more than $ 140 / bl for it, with that huge profit margin the big oil companies and oil producing nations became richer and the rest of us left behind, with the oil price this low the oil giants don't want to reduce the price at pump even a penny, because they are so greedy.worst case scenario is some CEOs bonuses might drop from $ 20 million to $ 15 millions I am sure they will survive.in terms of the stock market it always bounces back, after all it's just a casino like game.

Big food companies from Nestle to Taco Bell were axing artificial ingredients from their products left and right as consumers demanded «natural» foods, but would the changes affect the taste of the iconic blue box, a product that many Americans have grown up on?

That's not stopping Los Angeles nightclub owner Sam Nazarian from bringing his vision of «fine dining fast - food» to the Big Apple.

Workers need a big pay raise to catch up for a period where their standard of living has lagged, and the economy benefits from their increased purchasing power, says Paul Meinema, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Canada, with 100,000 members in Ontario.

Once the vanguard of the natural and organic food movement, Whole Foods now faces competition from big - name grocers like Safeway and Costco that have started to offer similar organic products at lower prices.

Safety inspections on foods such as tomatoes and beef seen as bigger issue than customs checks

Food staples including lettuce, tomatoes and beef could be in short supply or even disappear from supermarket shelves after Brexit because of disruptive checks that will need to be conducted at ports,...

Smaller, independent brands are seen by many consumers, especially younger ones, to be more hip and healthy and rather than compete with them many big food and drink companies have looked to buy into and learn from startup innovation, a leaf straight out of Silicon Valley's playbook.