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15 Cards in this Set
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By 2050, we will need to increase food supply by
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100%
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__% of food will need to be produced with efficiency-improving technology
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70
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Total meat consumption has _________ in the past 10-15 years
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slowly risen
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Consumption of poultry has _____ over the past 20 years
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doubled
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Beef consumption has ________ until 1990 when it leveled off
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steadily decreased
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Pork consumption has ____________ over the past 20 years
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remained relatively steady
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Lamb/veal consumption are both __________ lbs. per person per year and will probably not improve dramatically
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less than 2
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developing countries' demand of meat increases ______% each year
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3-4
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Dairy product consumption has ______ over the past 15 years
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slowly declined
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nutritive value of animal products (4)
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very nutrient dense, high in B vitamins, high in high quality proteins, high in zinc, iron, and phosphorus
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3 factors influencing consumption of animal products
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price, health issues, food safety concerns
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beef check-off dollars
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go towards a consumer-targeting campaign expressing the benefits of eating beef
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__% of households spend less than 30 minutes to prepare food. __% spend less than 45 minutes
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40% 76%
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______% of all food dollars are spent on meals prepared outside the home
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55
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5 ways consumers choose food
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taste (highest), nutrition, product safety, price, storability (lowest)
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