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    For people with celiac disease, it's not a food trend at all. It's a medically required diet that is the only treatment for a disease that often takes years to diagnose. Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition that is triggered in people with the disease by the presence of gluten, which is found…

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    contemplate on what makes them so enthralling. Fast food companies use harmful additives like monosodium glutamate (MSG) to their will in order to provide for the “mouthwatering” taste. Thus, people slowly fall into a predicament in…

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    The Organic Movement defies Industrialization and Commercialized Agriculture “We think more about food, know more about food, care more about food than we did 20 or 30 years ago. Food has become both an upscale fetish and a poor people's radical agenda, a transformation of the most intimate everyday practices that cuts across class” (Solnit 55). Over time, the societal obsession with food and the American agricultural system began to differ as a result of ongoing societal changes. My Organic…

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    organism needs food to live. Importance of food has increased enormously in case of human. With the rapid growth of the population the demand of food has also increased. Fresh and unprocessed food have very less shelf life. The increasing demand of food also increased the need of extending shelf life of foods. Different natural and chemical substances called food preservatives are being used to increase the shelf life of food which prevents microbial growth and deterioration of food. Besides the…

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    Is the fast-food industry responsible for America's obesity epidemic? For the last century, the society has radically changed and become more independent, technological and mobile. As a consequence, today the population has a need for high-speed technologies, innovative resources, comfortable living conditions and, most importantly, a quick solution to vital needs, such as food. Fast-food industry was born just to make the life of the nation faster and more comfortable, but not in order to…

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    Case Study: SNHU Pet Food

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    SNHU Pet Food has decided to enter into a different market of natural pet food, and with that decision come opportunities and risks. By introducing a heathy, additive free product SNHU has decided to market to growing population that believes eating healthy can lead to a better life. I want to make it a priority in our marketing plan that SNHU Pet Food cares about pets and their owners by supporting the people that want to include natural pet food in their pet’s lives. This new market will…

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    Corn plays a crucial role in the lives of cows living in the industrial agricultural food system that many people have never thought about. It plays the role of feeding the cows we eat but, also causes them to become sick and bloated which can eventually lead to suffocation but, most importantly for us - as consumers of these cows – it can lead to the spreading of diseases through their feces which turns into E Coli and is deadly for humans. Corn is a relatively new cheap feed for cows so…

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    In the documentary “Hungry for Change” there are many food additives that are incorporated into our daily nutrition. Not many people are aware of all the toxic things that are added into food products because companies often keeps these additives hidden from the consumer. One of the most controversial additives in many food products is MSG. The MSG in food products creates a sense of addiction for the consumer and provides a satisfying sensation with little to no nutrition. How is it possible…

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    Whole Foods fits perfectly in this concept. Whole Foods applies a new way of providing premium foods. It has succeeded, and its market has grown and is still growing and opening in not only the United States, but also expanded to be in other countries. Whole Foods created this new unconventional market and has stayed as a number one store in it. Instead of competing with other competitors and fighting to get a portion of an existing market where there are too many competitors, Whole Foods…

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    and vegetables should really produce their way into what you eat. Let's look at the most important advantages of them. Advantage One - Icy Fruit and vegetables Are Nutritionally Noise Abnormally cold works as a additive designed for fresh vegetables there work just like substance additives needed that work virtually no healthy…

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