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    intervention. Food is the doorway to implore the background for basis of enduring problem, since the food behaviour reveal lots about the individual “who they are and what they are” though food habit is the element of culture; yet very much influence by it. In order have in-depth insight of the crisis…

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    the amount of food that is wasted per year on the planet. At the same time, some countries have faced a serious aliment crisis as consequence of the poverty and hunger. By 2075, the world population can reach 9.5 billion people (Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 2013), so, the increase of food production is important to combat that issue. However, before that, food loss reduction is essential in order to avoid excessive costs and save money for governments and companies. All food processing,…

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    Processed Foods Research Done by: Ryan Wong 1 ABSTRACT This research is about finding out the following, not in order: MAY CHANGE 1. Where are food products produced? How? Why? Who produces food products? 2. How long have they been stored? How is food tracked from “farm to fork”? 3. Are preservatives safe? How might the addition of flavor enhancers, vitamins and minerals, phosphate additives, as well as sugar and fat substitutes affect our overall health? 4. What are beneficial reasons for using…

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    The relationship between health and food is a huge topic of discussion, especially in a time when obesity is a major factor in many health problems. Michael Pollan’s “Eat Food: Food Defined” sheds light on what really goes in food and what readers should be looking for at supermarkets to avoid processed foods. Pollen tries to clear up “our current state of confusion” by giving his readers three “rules of thumb” to follow when shopping (06). The first rule Pollan states is that the readers…

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    helping them distinguish between good foods and bad foods. With healthier school lunches, they are improving in school and staying out of trouble because they are having less sugar and more nutrients. Robert Paarlberg a political science professor at Wellesley College in his article “Attention Whole Foods Shoppers” argues that making food sustainable meaning, organic, local and slow is not the answer to world hunger. Paarlberg says that by consuming organic foods we are not helping the…

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    is humans cook there food. According to Fox (2005:1) cooking has more than a necessity, it is the symbol of our humanity in other words, what marks us off from the rest of nature. And because eating is almost always a group event , food becomes a focus of symbolic activity about sociality and our place in our society. Food consumption practices defiantly impacts on social interaction, by focusing on marketing attachments, rituals relating to food consumption and exchange of food in structuring…

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    OF LITERATURE: Organic vs. Inorganic food on the Economy According to an article released by Bigoven, organic foods are commonly more expensive to buy than conventionally farmed produce. Due to the increased costs associated with organic farming practices, there are increased purchase prices, making the final products more expensive than conventionally farmed produce. Inorganic foods can therefore be seen as the cheaper option when compared to organic foods, thus resulting in an increased…

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    respect. When you go to the supermarket, buy products that are in season. Buy foods that are organic. We must know what is in our food. We must read the labels. Everyone has the right to healthy food. Ask for food that will keep us and the planet healthy. We can change the world with every bite” (POV). Companies, especially larger corporations control the whole food system, from seed to the supermarket. The industrial food system is always looking for greater efficiency, but in each step it is…

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    is a fact. The pet food industry is a billion dollar a year industry. Pet owner's like to feed their dog the best dog food that is available. A lot of dog food manufacturers are betting that the average pet owner would gladly pay more for premium dog food that is healthier and more nutritious for their pet. The recent statistics prove that the manufacturers are winning that bet. Today, the more traditional pet food companies are adding more nutritious ingredients to their dog food brands to stay…

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    regional food systems are about opportunity.” (Tom Vilsack) International food universally all over the world granting, can be precisely diverse, thus being just one reason for cultural differences, furthermore can be alike in several ways concerning numerous factors such as health, meal manners, and the chemistry itself of the different types of foods. American and Spanish foods are diverged to some extent in classifications such as the cultural groups that consume them, values of food…

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