Sentences with phrase «push food quality»

The company is also creating several new positions that will help it further push food quality and improve its service to customers and patrons.

Not exact matches

For food manufacturers, this multiple product capability provides a better opportunity to respond to shifts in market demand, moving from one recipe to another with a push of a button, securing consistent product quality.

The EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council will discuss the issue of dual quality foods next week as Slovakia and Hungary push for EU legislation to prevent manufacturers selling poorer quality products in Eastern countries of the single market bloc.

Even the smallest supplement and nutraceutical startups can begin automating the packaging process while larger pharmaceutical, food and beverage companies can push productivity, boost quality assurance and drive packaging costs down.

But there's also a push from the major Australian food and grocery retailers to embrace this technology to enhance product quality and reduce the risk of errors.

«The thought of a child not eating, being hungry and expected to learn, was too much for me to ignore,» remembers Miller, who got involved early with a push for higher quality food in the district.

I am sure there are oodles of other kickbacks going on on Capitol Hill where someone is profiting from pushing the poorest quality food America has to offer to our children via school lunch and breakfast programs.

Because the USDA houses the National School Lunch Program, and the agency's main job is to sell highly subsidized conventional crops (like corn, soybeans, rice, and wheat) and farmed foods (like dairy and beef), behemoths like Chartwells wind - up pushing cheap, low - quality surplus food into our schools.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has pushed to stamp out «food deserts» — bringing quality food where it's needed the most.

The kids eat up not only the food but the quality time together, which will benefit them in the long run much more than the extra extracurriculars we often feel obligated to let (or push) them into.

For in the academic world funded by the food processing industry, macronutrients (proteins, fats and carbohydrates) loom very large, food quality is pushed to the background and there is much reeling and writhing around the Mad Hatter notion that fats should be limited.

Of everywhere I ate in Hong Kong this felt the most like a «fast food» restaurant focused on pushing out quantity rather than quality.

So, while there is a noble move to push for ultra high quality, human grade cat food, feeding your cat a food that contains these ingredients is not only completely safe, but likely a healthy and smart choice.