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    When thinking about history what's the first thing that one thinks about? While most think of history as a black and white story of conquests and wars, there are a few historians who focus on looking over the history of food. Felipe Hernan-Armesto believes that though cooking is a relatively new innovation for humankind, it can still be traced back even further depending on what one considers cooking. Based on Armesto’s first chapter in his book Near A Thousand Tables one can agree with his…

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    reading Zinczenko’s article “Don’t Blame the Eater” I immediately decided that family’s suing fast food restaurants for making them fat was the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard. I mean how would that argument ever stand in court? However, as I continued reading, Zinczenko’s mentions several points that have gone by unnoticed by everyone for several years. For example, lack of nutritious information on fast food packaging and lack of healthy affordable options. When you think about how those…

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    sees some of its fiercest battles in the food industry. The “consequential question” that Michael Pollan raises of “to cook or not to cook” is very relevant to our efforts to maintain some degree of personal autonomy within modern society (Pollan 22). While by cooking our own food we can achieve some degree of independence from the nutrition-industrial complex, complete escape is next to impossible; however, our inevitable partial reliance on the food industry neither asserts a corporate…

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    point of this chapter was to figure out why some areas adopted food production at different times of other areas. Only a few areas had developed food production independently, but they had done so at very different times. Near those areas, hunter-gatherers adopted food production, while other areas did not and were replaced by invading food producers, but again, at very different times. Many people of some ecologically sound areas for food production, made no attempt to stop being…

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    Hospitality industry is a broad sector as it includes different categories of business fields where individuals and companies invest in such as the in the food and beverage sector or lodging and accommodation. Hospitality is therefore a complex industry because it includes wide range of economic activities such as job creation and business activities that are aimed towards improvement of economic status of people and companies in the industry. The success of organizations in the hospitality and…

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    Food Dyes Pros And Cons

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    could give you Alzheimer’s would you eat it? Well, the food industry is getting away with just that! In order to save millions of dollars, they carry an unfortunate secret by cutting corners and causing people to develop health concerns and incurable illnesses worldwide, especially in America. Food today is closer to a science experiment orchestrated in a lab rather than produced by a local farmer. The food industry produces processed foods with additives, preservatives and other chemicals in…

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    Thompson Hospitality

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    About The Company Thompson Hospitality a retail food and facility management company. They are considered to be one of the largest retail management companies in the country and is currently the largest minority owned food service company. Thompson Hospitality manages both franchised commercial restaurants, contract food service as well as on-site food service operations. Thompson Hospitality is a family owned and operated business. The core values of the company is to uphold the ultimate…

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    health and the environment. The first stage of the Four Dog Defense is ‘I don’t have a dog’. According to the Sustainable Food Trust, the company claims that…

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    You Are What You Eat In Michael Pollan’s article, We Are What We Eat, Pollan explains the problems of overproducing calories, overproducing corn, as well as the presence of fast food in the United States and how they are involved in the problems of over producing calories or over producing corn. The problem with overproduction is that “it (overproduction) sooner or later leads to overconsumption, because we’re very good at figuring out how to turn surpluses into inexpensive, portable new…

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    The automobile industry in Ontario immensely affects our society and helps develop our economy as a growing population. The automobile industry is Ontario’s biggest export industry. It produces the most vehicles per year in North America and this industry supports many services that we all rely on as well as it provides many Ontario citizens with employment. In 2014 Ontario’s automobile industry alone produced 2,3828,20 vehicles (6,527) Per day, more than any other province or state in North…

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