Not exact matches
It allows
food managers to change prices on
demand based on weather, attendance, promotion,
season and special events - without the expense of re-printing menus.
The company, which makes
seasoning and flavors for a smorgasbord of
food industry customers, is in the process of enhancing its production capabilities to help meet some of the clean label
demands.
Nestle is cutting the salt content of one of its zestiest brands — Maggi noodles, soups and
seasonings — as the world's largest
food company responds to consumer and government
demands for healthier products.
According to Vernerey, Fast Casual operators should also embrace seasonality to connect with the growing consumer
demand for more local, healthful
food: «When vegetables and fruits are grown during the proper
season and under the appropriate growing conditions, they retain most of their natural nutrients and flavor.»
«The $ 4 BBQ Bunch allows our guests to bite into a more wallet - friendly option while still delivering a great tasting, top quality burger packed with flavor, and with the popularity of barbecue
food booming across the country, coupled with the fact that outdoor grilling
season is right around the corner, these new menu items are a natural fit to meet rising
demand for barbecue flavored dishes.
This is especially the case for tropical products not grown in the United States, off
season products, in -
season products for which there is a temporary or more permanent shortage because of increasing
demand, and novelty or speciality products (e.g. wines, ethnic
food or retail - packed
food products).
When TCM was being developed thousands of years ago, people lived with the natural rhythms of the
seasons: They slept when it got dark, arose with the dawn, dressed in accordance with the temperature and weather, participated in activities
demanded and allowed by the natural day, and ate the
foods that were naturally available at that time of year.
Depending on how cold the present 30 - year cooling period gets, in addition to the higher death rates, we will have to contend with diminished growing
seasons and increasing crop failures with
food shortages in third world countries, increasing energy
demands, changing environments, increasing medical costs from diseases (especially flu), increasing transportation costs and interruptions, and many other ramifications associated with colder climate.