Healthy Babies suggested cereals low in arsenic, such as oatmeal and multigrain cereals, and rice-free packaged snacks.
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Some breakfast cereals labeled low in calories had more calories than the cereals that did not make calorie claims.
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So Reider created things like "the factory of sugar cereals," as they came to call it, which consisted of layers of various breakfast cereals.
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Now an advocacy group reports that while the levels of this potentially toxic substance in infant rice cereals have dropped slightly in recent years, rice cereals still contain six times more inorganic arsenic, on average, than infant cereals made with other grains like barley or oatmeal.
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The study can't prove whether the ads caused children to eat more sugary cereals, and it also did not examine how eating these cereals might impact children's health.
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The report found that over all, oatmeal, barley, buckwheat, organic quinoa, wheat and rice-free multigrain baby cereals contained much lower amounts of inorganic arsenic than rice cereals.
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So while there are some cereals that can be part of a healthy diet, you have to do a lot of label-reading, and a lot hunting for specific cereals.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 8.6 percent from the previous year in November, the Central Statistics Office (KSH) said, bolstered by an 12-percent jump in cereals prices.
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The next potential obstacle was students' taste buds, which have been conditioned to crave cereals containing at least six grams of sugar, or twice the amount in Back to the Roots cereals.
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I like cereals for breakfast, particularly with milk and fruit.
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It's transportive, reminiscent of sugary cereals and Saturday morning cartoons.
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The company first started with potato crops, vineyards and cereals.
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Between 210 and 22015, 22015 new cereals hit the market.
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They put sugar in everything, even supposedly healthy breakfast cereals.
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Larson also suggests sprinkling them into salads, cereals, and yogurt.
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To keep their crunch, cereals are often coated in sugar.
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An Environmental Working Group analysis of a number of popular cereals — a report that linked sugary cereals to the "nation's childhood obesity epidemic" — put Honey Nut Cheerios's sugar content second only to Fruity Pebbles.
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Most protective, the study found, was fiber from fruits and cereals.
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But consumers paid less for fruits, vegetables, cereals and dairy products.
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It sells seeds such as cereals, corn, rice, soybeans and vegetables.
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Already, he said, some breakfast cereals have hit 10 Canadian dollars.
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Pour the marshmallow mixture over the cereals and stir to combine.
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Sales of sugary breakfast cereals dropped 9%, per the Washington Post.
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ChemChina will sell a large chunk of its subsidiary Adama's pesticide, herbicides and insecticides business, its seed treatment products for cereals and sugar beet and a substantial part of its plant growth regulator business for cereals.
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"(The fall armyworm) is attacking beans, groundnuts, cotton and cereals," Tsoka said.
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Relatively unprocessed cereals have five or so grams of fiber per serving.
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Combined with information campaigns, the labels placed a stigma on certain cereals.
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HMR depends on meal-replacement shakes, bars, and cereals for weight loss.
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The result is breakfast cereals prepared with all manner of fancy ingredients.
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That category includes foods like frozen pizzas, breakfast cereals, and fizzy sodas.
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When it came to sugary, reminiscent-of-childhood cereals, Walmart definitely won.
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Calcium is plentiful in beans, leafy green vegetables, tofu, breads, and cereals.
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Such qualities are not mere add-ons, like cereals fortified with vitamins.
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Soft drinks, desserts, breakfast cereals, and some breads fall into this group.
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Demeter becomes Ceres in the Roman pantheon, hence our word for cereals.
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I've been eating Battle Creek cereals for a long time, too much.
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Throughout the 2010s, a number of brands debuted new dessert-inspired cereals.
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Also, many of these cereals are fortified with other nutrients like folic acid.
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Do people question when athletes get sponsorships and faces on boxes of cereals?
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The people have spoken: With 5,551 votes, Quisp is the champion of cereals.
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Revenue from Kellogg's U.S. morning foods unit, which includes cereals, fell 3.193 percent.
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Studies show that eating cereals can help you live a longer life. 5.
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The cooperative group gathers 12,000 farmers and processes sugar beets, cane and cereals.
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The index measures a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar.
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There are signs that some consumers are rethinking their penchant for sweetened cereals.
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From Funko, the cereals will be sold at Spencer's and Spirit Halloween stores.
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Americans have shelved sugary cereals and yogurts in favor of healthier breakfast meals.
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Unfortunately, some of my favorites made the list of the most unhealthy cereals.
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While Trader Joe's has a great selection of cereals, Aldi also offers a broad selection of organic and traditional cereals —and beats out the competition on price, according to a comparison by CNBC Make It of Northern New Jersey stores.
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An article last Wednesday about lower-sugar cereals that the New York City schools have included in their free-breakfast program misstated the role in the Obama White House of Sam Kass, who helped introduce the schools to the cereals.
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FOOD An article last Wednesday about lower-sugar cereals that the New York City schools have included in their free-breakfast program misstated the role in the Obama White House of Sam Kass, who helped introduce the schools to the cereals.
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Locally made granola, protein bars and hot cereals like congee or oatmeal are popular.
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Everyday items from rotisserie chickens to cheese to cereals, crackers and gum are packaged.
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Travis Scott is putting his own spin on one of America's favorite breakfast cereals.
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Crushed-up cookies in a bowl: That's how many cereals really should be viewed.
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"These young children don't buy these cereals on their own," Emond said by email.
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Cereals are deeply intertwined with our memories of childhood, which we tend to romanticize.
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But nearly 85% of the cereals did not have healthy scores by UK standards.
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But it is a different story when you eat complex carbohydrates such as cereals.
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Today, nearly half of all cereals are discontinued within five years of being released.
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IN RECENT years breakfast cereals seem to have lost their snap, crackle and pop.
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It plans to remove all artificial flavours and colours from its cereals by 2018.
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DuPont's crop protection unit makes herbicides for cereals and insecticides for fruit and vegetables.
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Light breakfast options included a salmon bagel, yogurt and muesli, various cereals, and more.
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It is eaten with puffed grains similar to Rice Krispies and Coco Puffs cereals.
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Instead, eat whole-grain cereals and canned foods that have a lot of liquid.
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Drought slashed estimates of Morocco's cereals output to 4 million tonnes, the bank said.
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I don't dress in neon overalls or publish coffee-table books about vintage cereals.
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Last week, Morrisons lowered the prices of 847 items, including sugar, rice and cereals.
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Then, she zips over to Sam's Club for frozen fruit, granola bars and cereals.
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The cereals contain a minimal amount of sugar have just three to four ingredients.
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Unsurprisingly, General Mill's famous marshmallow-filled cereal makes the list of the worst cereals.
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This is confirmed with a glance through the hundreds of passionate, memory-filled comments voters have left on the pages for their favorite cereals: The list's lack of newer cereals is also indicative of a larger trend: Millennials aren't so crazy about cereal.
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Food prices were held down by cheaper bread, cereals, pork, dairy products, fruits and vegetables.
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Perhaps the most surprising part of the data, though, is the cereals that aren't listed.
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These three items make up foods such as bread, baked goods, soups, cereals, and beers.
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Companies are stumbling to make commercially blended cereals, fruits, and vegetables sexier to parents...somehow.
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One might conclude from this that the 1970s were the greatest era for tasty cereals.
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The buffet has an assortment of hot dishes, pastries, fruits, cereals, and a cold platter.
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Double bonus: It has less sugar per serving than a cup of most sweet cereals.
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"The good food sources would be whole-grain bread, cereals, nuts and legumes," Song said.
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Early on, you're asked to choose between two breakfast cereals: Frosted Flakes and Sugar Puffs.
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And all this makes it the ideal addition to cereals, smoothies, shakes, and even soups.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Wheat worship A cathedral made out of breads, cereals and pastas?
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Americans get most of their B6 from fortified cereals, beef, chicken, fruits and starchy vegetables.
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Only cereals dropped in value in August, weighed down by prospects for a bumper harvest.
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Whoever said that ice cream wasn't for breakfast hasn't seen General Mills' two newest cereals.
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Four of the seven rice cereals tested exceeded the FDA's safety limit for inorganic arsenic.
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When it came to nutrition, both cereals had almost identical features, according to the labels.
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Along the Chadian border, farmers typically trade their pepper crops for imported cereals and grains.
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Best sources of this mineral remain foods like spinach, nuts, legumes and whole-grain cereals.
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It ranges from cereals, beers, and snacks to car rental services, hotels, and even eyeglasses.
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Relief organizations had stocked rice, cereals and beans in anticipation of the siege, which helped.
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Fernando Bachiller Higuera, one of seven farmers remaining in Driebes, said that he would struggle to break even without the subsidies he received from the European Union's common agricultural policy to grow cereals on land that "isn't actually that suitable for cereals," he said.
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The average level of arsenic in the rice cereals tested recently was 85 parts per billion, down from an average level of 103 parts per billion found by the F.D.A. when it tested baby cereals in 2013 and 2014, according to the new report.
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Recently, Kellogg paid a young, culturally diverse group of chefs to create dishes using its cereals.
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General Mills Cereals LLC --Long-Term IDR at 'BBB+'; --Class A limited membership interests at 'BBB+'.
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It seems to have started spreading during the Neolithic—the moment when humans started farming cereals.
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And there are a lot of foods that contain iron, like breakfast cereals, oysters and meats.
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Their latest lineup, called Cereal Splashbacks, includes three new flavors inspired by popular childhood breakfast cereals.
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It operates two factories, producing infant cereals and formula in one and bottled water in another.
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By the end of World War II, there were still fewer than 50 cereals in circulation.
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It also announced it would remove artificial flavors, coloring and gluten from all of its cereals.
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Take a look ahead to see the full line of naughty adult cereals from Cereal Motel.
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Cereals exporting group Anec said the situation in Pará could impact its projections for corn exports.
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FAO said the cereals index in general was pressured by "large export availabilities and slowing trade".
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Ten cereals are available, from basic Rice Krispies to rugged All-Bran to baroque Froot Loops.
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The substance can be used to make all sorts of foods, including pastas, cereals, and shakes.
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The researchers are also exploring the development of a casein-based spray for use on cereals.
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Wallonia has more cereals and beef and exports less, and is less aggressive and more protective.
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And it can smell like the sugary breakfast cereals that fueled our Saturday morning cartoon binges.
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You might prefer one over the other, but both of these cereals are not the healthiest.
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Some people even sprinkle it on ice cream or breakfast cereals, and that just screams yum.
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The industry guidelines for children's cereals, for example, would allow them to be advertised if they have around 10 grams of sugar a serving, while the formula used by the government would discourage advertising for cereals that have 8 grams of sugars in an equivalent serving.
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Or, sprinkle the seeds onto hearty hot cereals, like oatmeal or this Persimmon-Pomegranate Quinoa Breakfast Bowl.
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Kellogg's is opening a standalone eatery featuring dishes based around their classic cereals this Fourth of July.
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It's explained in the original post that Cheetos are made from corn, a base in many cereals.
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The index measures monthly changes for a basket of products including cereals, oilseeds, dairy products and sugar.
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The analysis also showed that the community relied on cereals and other plant-based food for sustenance.
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Returns languished despite an unprecedented surge in demand for agricultural products, such as cereals, chicken and fish.
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Post made a splash earlier this year when they released Chicken & Waffles and Maple Bacon-flavored cereals.
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Don't worry, multiple other cereals come in pumpkin spice including Special K, Frosted Mini-Wheats, and Life.
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If economists can count almost 5,000 breakfast cereals, why should citizens settle for just two political parties?
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Kellogg makes Pringles, Pop-Tarts, Eggo Waffles and a wide range of breakfast cereals including Corn Flakes.
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Cereals have been boosted in recent weeks by favorable growing conditions allowing late-season harvesting, FAO said.
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He gave up sweet tea and stopped eating Kellogg Co's Froot Loops and the other sugary cereals.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 2.6 percent from the previous year in January, it said.
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Unfortunately, these cereals also different from the ones we used to eat when it comes to price.
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HFCS is used in a number of consumer products including processed foods, breakfast cereals and sugary sodas.
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The area planted for cereals in the 2015-16 cropping season is the "smallest ever", they added.
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The Epipaleolithic period bread was made of domesticated cereals and club-rush tubers, according to the study.
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They hide everywhere in our modern diets, including in salad dressings, flavored yogurts, muffins, and boxed cereals.
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Natali Mishali, owner of DTLA Smoke Shop in Los Angeles, says her customers love perusing the cereals.
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HFCS is used in a number of consumer products, including processed foods, breakfast cereals and sugary sodas.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 6.2 percent from the previous year in February, it said.
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You can prolong the life of your cereals and baking supplies using plastic containers from Dollar Tree.
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Imported soybean meal is used to provide protein in livestock feed rations, alongside cereals that offer energy.
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"You have five different types of sugary cereals or five different types of ice cream," Young said.
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Foods like instant noodles and soups, breakfast cereals and chicken nuggets were associated with an earlier death.
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To kick off the list, one of the worst cereals that I discovered is Kellogg's Honey Smacks.
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Children who saw ads for specific sugary cereals in the past week, as well as at any time during the study period, were significantly more likely to eat those cereals than kids who didn't see the ads at all, researchers report in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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We'll be snapping, munching on cereals and taking epic selfies — just make sure to RSVP with this link.
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ABF owns a range of businesses, including Dorset Cereals, Ryvita, and Primark, and saw strong growth this year.
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They are often found in jellies, baked goods, soft drinks, chocolate, candies, breakfast cereals, salad dressing and toothpaste.
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In addition, Kellogg has been spending more on advertising to boost demand for cereals among health-conscious consumers.
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This week, Kroger is offering buy one, get one deals on varieties of Special K and Quaker cereals.
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Broth for lunch was made from one potato and there was no milk, sugar, cereals of any kind.
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Today, Kellogg's cereals — including Frosted Flakes, Special K and Froot Loops — remain a dominant force in the market.
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FAO marginally raised its forecast for global cereals output in the 2017-18 season, to 2.599 billion tonnes.
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Nutritionist Chelsey Amer told me that sugary cereals frequently lack the good stuff that leave us feeling satisfied.
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Between 2000 and 2013, output of cereals grew by 3.3% a year, faster than in any other region.
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Post also made a splash earlier this year when they released Chicken & Waffles and Maple Bacon-flavored cereals.
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And General Mills is eliminating artificial colors and flavors from its cereals — no more neon hues in Trix.
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The output of other cereals such as sorghum, millet and buckwheat almost tripled compared to 2014, FAO said.
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A stone blade found at Ohalo II seemed to have been used as a sickle to harvest cereals.
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It could also lead to more liberalized trade in meat, dairy products, cereals and certain fruits and vegetables.
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The group's initiation rituals include reciting the names of five breakfast cereals while being slugged by other members.
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Healthy bran, oat and corn breakfast cereals (not to mention the kids' versions) are packed with sugar, too.
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Dr. Mangels points out that B12 is often added to soy milk, veggie meats and some breakfast cereals.
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Children could swap sugary breakfast cereals, he said, for the cheaper, healthier amaranth grain, prized by the Aztecs.
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And the retailer is stocking its most popular grocery items — like cereals, frozen vegetables and peanut butters — there.
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Asked for comment, Kellogg officials said only that they had discontinued the two cereals that have been replaced.
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Sales in the company's U.S. morning foods business, which sells cereals and other breakfast items, declined 2 percent.
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Perhaps we should view these sugary cereals as more of an occasional treat, rather than a daily breakfast.
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But instead of replacing them with other Kellogg cereals, the schools opted to buy Back to the Roots cereals because of their better nutritional profile and organic ingredients, said Eric Goldstein, the chief executive of the Office of School Support Services, which oversees food operations of the city's Department of Education.
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General Mills is making a hot-cocoa-flavored version of one of it's most popular breakfast cereals, Cocoa Puffs.
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They also met farmers who provide the wheat and other cereals and volunteers who winnow and mill the grain.
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The Khapra beetle is considered one of the world&aposs most destructive pests for stored grains, cereals and seeds.
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Probiotics are now available for consumption in almost every imaginable form—pills, tablets, yogurts, juices, cereals, and energy bars.
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The FAO marginally raised its forecast for global cereals output in the 2017-18 season, to 2.599 billion tonnes.
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"Fat-free" became a mantra, not to mention a marketing tool to sell breakfast cereals and high-caloric snacks.
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The "grain-like seed," which appears in cereals and energy bars, is mainly imported from its native South America.
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This ancient society ground several cereals and grains together, mixed them with water and then cooked the final product.
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Kellogg, a maker of cereals, snacks and other food, will hold its annual meeting of shareholders on April 26.
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At one point in Bandersnatch, you choose between two fictional cereals that the main character could have for breakfast.
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Oreo O's and Reese's Puffs, for example, are among the best cereals the breakfast industrial complex has to offer.
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The agency currently aims to assist 650,603 women and children there each month providing fortified cereals and enriched biscuits.
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We're growing a huge amount of cereals here in Britain and across Europe, which are then fed to animals.
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In the 21st century, however, it appears protein is coming back strong, taking back market share from typical cereals.
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It examined the effects of some 2,800 weather disasters on 16 cereals in 177 countries from 1964 to 2007.
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Now, your favorite childhood cereals have become totally trendy — especially when used to amp up the flavor of dessert.
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The SNAP boxes would contain peanut butter, shelf-stable milk, juice, grains, cereals, pasta, and canned beans and meat.
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Cereals prices rose by 9.2 percent, while fruit prices jumped by 21.3 percent from a year earlier, it said.
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Some of this maize was then sold to the state cereals produce board at a profit, the committee said.
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I bought a whole bag, which Squirrel & the Bee sells along with cereals, nuts, coffees, teas and baked goods.
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Try using cow's milk in your tea and coffee, then switch up plantbased milks in your smoothies and cereals.
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Here are your favorite childhood cereals, ranked by sugar content Then fill up your bowl with some Buzzkill Krispies.
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"Often refined carb foods contain high amounts of sugar (sweetened cereals) salt (snack crackers) or fat," Van Horn added.
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Last summer, Kellogg discontinued two Kashi cereals, Berry Blossoms and Honey Sunshine, that were on the schools' breakfast menu.
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The third and fourth episodes of the theater's program for young audiences, "Cereals," are also scheduled for the spring.
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That being said, here are the worst cereals you can buy, based on their nutritional value and sugar content.
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Shockingly, this supposedly-healthy cereal actually contains some of the most sugar of all the cereals on the list.
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Most people thought it tasted just like leftover milk from eating those specific cereals except frozen and a bit sweeter.
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The new Honey Smacks cereals would be rolled back to retailers in limited quantities, the company said in a statement.
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If you are lucky, kids' cereals will have 1 or 2; it's hard to recommend them for any nutritional purpose.
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Sugary cereals aren't usually high in fiber—they may have refined carbohydrates—so you're not going get that fiber boost.
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Urvashi MulasiAssistant Professor, Nutrition and Food/Dietetics, California State University, SacramentoObviously, most sugary cereals are lacking in fiber and protein.
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Milo also has a secret love for obscure breakfast cereals, and explained that he'd rather talk about Cheerios than spoilers.
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These big brands, while churning out more cereal varieties than ever before, are also discontinuing more cereals than ever before.
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If economists can count almost 5,000 breakfast cereals in America, why should its citizens settle for just two political parties?
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Sometimes donors send food or specify it should be sourced from a country in which fortified cereals are not produced.
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He grows cereals to help when pork prices sink, and sells only to local butchers, who will pay a premium.
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The rise will be used to subsidise basic food items including milk and cereals as well as housing, officials say.
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Oat and wheat bran cereals are good choices; one quarter-cup serving adds 6 whopping grams to your daily total.
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Car parts, cereals and some finished food products would be among the areas where tariffs would be scrapped, it added.
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Food consumed at home rose 0.4 percent last month, boosted by more expensive dairy products, fresh vegetables, cereals and meat.
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Along with hot and fresh foods, Asda had plenty of pre-packaged foods, too, including a wide variety of cereals.
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With just 10.6k retweets, fans were able to bring one of the most iconic cereals of the early 2000s back.
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Or perhaps you go even smaller, to the fridges and cupboards where our lettuce wilts and our cereals go stale.
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Gluten-free granolas and cereals and nondairy milk such as soy, almond, coconut and rice are also on the menu.
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Some Halloween-themed, Disney-branded cereals were just unveiled, which feature characters fromThe Little Mermaid" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Organic grains have seen heavy demand to feed organically-raised livestock and to make organic breads and cereals for humans.
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Food consumed at home fell 0.2% amid declines in the prices for beef, fish, eggs, cereals and fruit and vegetables.
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Despite their obscurity, most retail for about $7 a box, but some of the rarer, promotional cereals go for more.
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This is quite an assertion, expanding on the established fact that many mass-market cereals are just clumps of sugar.
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Ideally this fiber comes from fruits and vegetables, but it can also come from cereals or fortified foods, Blackwell said.
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But on this National Cereal Day, we're poking through the nostalgia to rank beloved cereals from least to most sugary.
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"Because different cereals weigh different amounts, the information on the label can be confusing," Ritter told Reuters Health by email.
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"Because different cereals weigh different amounts, the information on the label can be confusing," Ritter told Reuters Health by email.
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Research by the Agricultural University of Iceland has indicated the country could grow more cereals thanks to a warmer climate.
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And she noted that the labels on the company's cereals typically advised consumers to use the products within one year.
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Palm oil is the world's most widely used edible oil, found in everything from margarine to breakfast cereals and soap.
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Palm oil is the world's most widely used edible oil, found in everything from margarine to breakfast cereals and soap.
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There will be new programs as well, including Cereals (get it?), a Serials spinoff for 5-to-9-year-olds.
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The FAO has projected a 43% increase in global demand for cereals, including wheat, by 2050, mainly from developing countries.
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COM*: Kellogg's is opening a café in New York that will feature dishes made entirely from its cereals. http://cnnmon.
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Instead, the "homegrown" food the poor would get in their box would include processed cereals and canned sodium-saturated goods.
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Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles are tied at the eighth spot on this list of the worst cereals for you.
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My research showed me that most of my favorite cereals I grew up eating don't exactly provide much nutritional value.
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It's important to note that none of the cereals tested surpassed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) limits on the herbicide.
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Post, -- the maker of Raisin Bran, Pebbles, Alpha-Bits, Grape Nuts, and other cereals -- did not respond to requests for comment.
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Government subsidies focus more on cereals than foods that provide greater micronutrients like vitamins and minerals, which are vital for health.
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Instead, Debbie's tackling people in camp and giving them noogies 'til they name five cereals and agree to vote with her.
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A list of US goods to be considered for tariffs, published in April, includes fish, nuts, wheat, cereals and sunflower oil.
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Sales in Kellogg's U.S. morning foods business, which sells cereals and other breakfast items, fell 2 percent in the second quarter.
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The government expects the economy to grow 3.2 percent in 2019 based on estimates of cereals production of 7 million tonnes.
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But for those crunch-time mornings, these ten smoothie powders are a healthy sub-in to sugary cereals or skipping meals.
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A group representing farmers said it was concerned that eggs, cereals, fruit and vegetables would also not be protected by tariffs.
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The unit makes herbicides for cereals, oilseed rape, sunflower, rice and pasture and insecticides for insect control for fruits and vegetables.
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As he labored to process whole grains into ready-to-eat cereals, he refused to be satisfied with the status quo.
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It makes sense, too, because about 30% of the ingredients in General Mills' products (cereals and snacks alike) rely on pollinators.
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For the most part, the cereals are sexy and silly and the perfect addition to your well-balanced, sex-positive breakfast.
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The natural source of vitamin D is sunlight, and fortified cereals, grains, bread, orange juice, and plant milks are dietary options.
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In fact, it often can't produce what it needs for itself, even goods it should be exporting, like cereals and gasoline.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 6 percent from the previous year in December, the Central Statistics Office (KSH) said.
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Cereals allowed population growth and the birth of cities, and, hence, the development of states and the rise of complex societies.
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The soil surface is covered with crop residues as mulch, and farmers rotate crops or inter-crop between cereals and legumes.
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The FDA was supposed to have finalized its guidelines for baby cereals and fruit juices by the end of last year.
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Harden incentivizes lead-actor rodents with nuts, or sometimes at the end of a long shoot even Fritos or sugar cereals.
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Shopping in your small-town grocery store, you will feel compelled to look around while making a decision on breakfast cereals.
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All of the items there (meats, cereals, sauces and more) are packaged in compostable materials or in glass, metal or cardboard.
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FAO's food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 33.
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"They are for providing cereals and vaccines for these vulnerable classes," Ms. Lee said, referring to the United Nations aid programs.
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In addition to the paper that linked drinking malted beverages with more exercise and less screen time, Dr. Tee and his colleagues published a study that pointed to breakfast cereals, which are not part of the traditional Malaysian diet, as an "important source of nutrients," although the study also pointed to high sugar levels in the cereals.
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ROME (Reuters) - World food prices rose slightly in February, boosted in particular by cereals, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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The worst offenders are sugary cereals that lack fiber and protein, which can cause a blood sugar spike and crash before lunchtime.
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B6 can be found in liver, chicken and nuts, amongst other things, and B12 in fish, meat, eggs, milk and some cereals.
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Palm oil is used in a host of everyday goods, from soap to breakfast cereals, as well as for frying and fuel.
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And seeing the ads at any point during the study was associated with a 23 percent higher likelihood of consuming sugary cereals.
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Starting in January, two new dessert-inspired cereals will be hitting store shelves nationwide, thanks to a partnership between Post and Hostess.
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The most important cereals benefit from dense networks of agricultural research institutes that work to raise yields and suppress pests and diseases.
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Cereals grown after pulses yield 1.5 tonnes more per hectare, equivalent to adding 100 kilos of nitrogen fertilizer, the FAO report said.
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The market for "ready-to-eat" cereals shrank by 9% in America between 2012 and 2015, according to Euromonitor, a data firm.
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Algeria, one of the world's largest grain importers, bought 8.4 million tonnes of cereals in 2017 at a cost of $1.7 billion.
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This can be achieved through a varied diet including whole-grain breads and cereals, legumes, nuts and seeds, vegetables, and fresh fruits.
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But when companies tried to get certification that products like vitamin-fortified cereals were free of genetically engineered ingredients, or non-G.
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The most important of these crops have been the cereals—wheat, barley, rice, and maize—that remain the staples of humanity's diet.
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Will went on to launch the Kellogg Company, and its enormously popular sweet cereals, which eventually included Froot Loops and Cocoa Krispies.
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One poor soul spooned up a stinkbug that had blended into her granola, putting her off fruit-and-nut cereals for life.
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Christina Tosi, the founder of the popular Milk Bar bakeries, who has plenty of experience working with breakfast cereals, developed the menu.
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Shop cereal at Magic Spoon hereYou can tell just by looking at most kids breakfast cereals that they're not good for you.
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Starting in January, grocery shoppers nationwide will be able to find Honey Bun and Donettes cereals alongside their bran flakes and Wheaties.
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It is naturally present in fish, meat, eggs and dairy products, as well as some fortified breakfast cereals and nutritional yeast products.
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In Boulder, the money is more widely spread among dozens of companies that make everything from gluten-free cereals to probiotic drinks.
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A. With so much added sugar lurking in granola, cereals, pastries, breads and yogurts, you might as well just call it dessert.
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On Thursday, vessels set to export a total 536,000 tonnes of cereals, mostly wheat, were held up outside French ports, data showed.
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We also expect growing profit contribution from the cereals business, due to a better product mix, larger capacity and higher industrial efficiency.
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However, economic growth should increase again in 22018 to 23.3%, the bank said, assuming a crop of 28 million tonnes of cereals.
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Shares of Kellogg, which makes Pringles chips, Eggo waffles and Pop-Tarts, as well as breakfast cereals, slumped 6 percent to $20173.
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"The sugar in kids' cereals has gone from an average of 12 to 13 grams to 9 to 10 grams," says Harris.
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"But if you do want to reduce your risk, we do know that organic oats and organic cereals are a better option."
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Most of the cereals in the supermarket contain more than half the recommended daily sugar intake for women in just one serving.
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December's reading was dragged down by falling prices for meat, dairy and cereals, which counterbalanced gains in quotations for sugar and vegetable oils.
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Global cereals output is now expected to reach 2.6 billion tonnes in the 2016 season, up 0.3 percent on previous forecasts, FAO said.
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Its coffee, cereals and stock cubes are sold everywhere, from air-conditioned supermarkets in rich countries to sun-scorched stalls in poor ones.
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Morocco expects to produce 22020 million tonnes of cereals this year, down 211 percent from last year due to a lack of rainfall.
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Fortified foods, including milk, cereals and spreads, provide the most vitamin D in the American diet, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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"Instead, it's likely that children see TV ads for these cereals and then ask their parents to buy the advertised brands," Emond added.
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To determine if kids saw ads for certain cereals, researchers asked parents about how much time children spent watching 11 national children's networks.
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They lower the economy's environmental footprint twice over: reducing the amount both of natural resources (cereals to make a snack) and of refuse.
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FAO raised its forecast for global cereals output in the 2017-18 season to 2.612 billion tonnes, slightly above last year's record harvest.
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Beatrice Akinyi, who sells breakfast cereals from a stall in Kisumu, told BuzzFeed News that her business has suffered greatly from the violence.
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Many cereals currently maintain their crunch because of a sugar coating but could achieve the same goal without sugar using the milk protein.
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Since we tend to romanticize the cereals we grew up with, debating which one is the best can be a rather contentious affair.
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For other creative ways to use nostalgic breakfast cereals without stopping by a drive-thru, check out our favorite cereal-for-dessert recipes.
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This new breakfast-inspired offering comes in three flavors reminiscent of those sugary cereals your mom refused to buy you as a child.
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Morocco's cereals production is expected to total 6.1 million tonnes in 2019, down 40.7 percent from last year, according to the agriculture ministry.
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To put that into perspective, that's about the same number of cereals that were released in the 240 years between 21 and 22.
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Lindt, Kellogg and General Mills, among many others, have all introduced pumpkin to their roster; offering flavored chocolate truffles, cereals, and nutrigrain bars.
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Sales of breakfast cereals across the world have fallen steadily since 2011, when the market peaked at $8.54 billion, according to Lux Research.
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Consolidation, however, will continue and is likely in the most mature categories like soda beverages, processed foods such as cereals and frozen foods.
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Snow winter has created significant reserves of moisture in the soil and, Adamenko said, winter cereals and late spring crops were still safe.
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Losses of grains such as cereals and pulses - staples for most of the rural population - was even higher at 30 percent, he said.
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FAO trimmed its forecast for global cereals output in the 2017-18 season, to 2.594 billion tonnes, down 0.5 percent year-on-year.
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Meat, then cereals including maize derivatives, and bread, contribute the largest chunk of food, which makes up 21 percent of the overall indicator.
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According to the CACFP, facilities cannot serve breakfast cereals that contain more than 21.2 grams of sugar per 100 grams of dry cereal.
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Cam Dahl, president of Cereals Canada, said farmers were more likely to be troubled by the larger picture: the general rise in protectionism.
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Morocco expects to produce 6.1 million tonnes of cereals this year, down 40.7 percent from last year due to a lack of rainfall.
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The almond formula was stopped and replaced with infant formula, cereals, meat, fruits and vegetables supplemented with vitamin C and D replacement therapy.
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MorningStar Farms is owned by Kellogg's which you probably know for their breakfast foods, like Pop-Tarts, Eggo, and a lot of cereals.
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Some of the most popular food options are discarded cereals from a nearby General Mills plant, as well as tortillas and blue corn.
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Cereals Canada will travel to Italy late this month to meet with pasta industry groups and to Brussels to meet with European Union officials.
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Foods like cereals and crackers that contain whole grains can also be loaded with sugar, salt and other artificial ingredients, and very little fiber.
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A spokeswoman for the regulator said that around half of French cereals and 70% of sugar beet crops were treated with epoxiconazole-based products.
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"The problem is that high-sugar cereals are only one of many high-sugar products that children will eat in a day," Coulthard added.
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As the company's yogurt sales continue to fall, General Mills has relied on cereals and snack business to help prop up its top line.
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Typically, people turned to breads, cereals and potatoes — and to sugary soft drinks — for the calories they no longer got from protein-rich foods.
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In March, General Mills announced it was raising prices on some of its cereals and snacks, citing more expensive ingredients and higher shipping costs.
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Thrillist reports that it contacted General Mills for comment about the cereals and the company confirmed that both will be available nationwide in January.
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According to a Euromonitor report released in October last year, the breakfast cereals category was expected to see double-digit value growth in 2015.
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General Mills, struggling to lift sales of its cereals, yogurts and snacks, purchased Blue Buffalo, buying into the high-end organic pet food craze.
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Last but not least — we've written that cliché before, but here it is absolutely necessary — Teigen picked up not one but two sweet cereals.
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Aid agencies cannot distribute meat, milk or vegetables because it is too costly and even fortified cereals are not always available, aid workers said.
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To strengthen the category, General Mills is trying a number of different things, like leaning into nostalgic, sugary cereals and exploring new food trends.
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"As it expands, certainly some growers will benefit, this will be a premium grain," said Phil Larkin, research manager for healthy cereals at CSIRO.
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It's easy to imagine a similar scenario in which the cereals aren't fictional and your choice is sold to an advertiser for targeted marketing.
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It only recently opened up e-commerce to full foreign ownership and still manipulates grains and cereals through tariffs and direct payments to farmers.
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Agriculture accounts for 14.5 percent of Morocco's economy as abundant rainfall this year helped Morocco harvest an exceptional cereals output of 10.3 million tonnes.
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A trade settlement could help revive U.S. soybean shipments to China, the world's biggest soybean importer, while also heralding large purchases of U.S. cereals.
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Food products changed in size most often, especially cereals, meat and confectionery — but toilet rolls, nappies, tissues and washing-up liquid were affected too.
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Luckily for the little almond-sucking fellow, he was put on a new diet of cow-milk based formula, cereals, meat, fruits, and vegetables.
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Tiger Brands, which makes bread, breakfast cereals and energy drinks, started the review under new chief executive Lawrence MacDougall after heavy losses in Nigeria.
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Imports were down by about a third to $103 million, including almost nothing of long-term value -- no machinery, cereals, petroleum products, or vehicles.
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Did you know that some of the earliest evidence of beer-making, using warm-climate cereals like millet and sorghum, was found in Africa?
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And since 1996, the government has been fortifying cereal grains with folate so that it makes its way into our breads, pastas, and cereals.
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The decision aims to "preserve foreign currency and reduce Algerian imports of cereals, especially soft wheat," it said in the statement late on Wednesday.
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B12 is frequently found in animal products, like red meat, milk and salmon, though some cereals and soy products are also fortified with B12.
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The central bank said in its recent forecasts that the cereals harvest would be around 4 million tonnes, down from 5.2 million last year.
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On January 12, the company recalled all baby milk powder and cereals produced at the plant while it investigated the source of the contamination.
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According to the report, cereals, potato and soybeans comprise the main source of nutrition for North Korea's population — many of whom are already underfed.
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FAO senior economist Abdolreza Abbassian said high production prospects for basic foods such as cereals meant any future price rises would probably be muted.
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Morocco announced a cereals harvest of 20183 million tonnes this year, about half the size of last year's due to a lack of rainfall.
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Then, once we got here, we ate those corn dogs almost every day for lunch, little pizzas for snacks, and sugary cereals for breakfast.
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One step parents can take immediately to reduce children's exposure to arsenic is to feed infants cereals made with other grains, the group suggests.
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The recommended foods are things like canned meats, fruits, and vegetables (and a can opener!), along with cereals, nuts, crackers, peanut butter, and vitamins.
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Ready-to-eat cereals are also typically fortified with vitamins and minerals, including B vitamins and iron, which can help to meet a day's goals.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices declined by 7.3 percent from the previous year, while livestock and related product prices were 2.1 percent higher in September.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 1.2 percent from the previous year, while livestock and related product prices were 1.1 percent higher in July.
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Tiger Brands, which makes bread, breakfast cereals and energy drinks, started a strategic review under new chief executive Lawrence MacDougall after heavy losses in Nigeria.
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"Bread involves labor-intensive processing which includes dehusking, grinding of cereals and kneading and baking," explained Professor Dorian Fuller from the UCL Institute of Archaeology.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices declined by 8.9 percent from the previous year in January, while livestock and related product prices were 9.6 percent higher.
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The cereals in the study had the most sugar among brands advertised to children, with about 9 to 12 grams of added sugar per ounce.
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The bottom of the lineup, made up of cereals that are heavily searched only in one state, includes classics like Captain Crunch and Raisin Bran.
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The site has catalogued 1,568 cereals released over 150 years and has allowed visitors to vote on which one is the best cereal in history.
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Another store, on the other side of the country in the sweltering western city of Maracaibo, sells American-branded breakfast cereals, soap and truffle salt.
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The statistics office said the highest increases were recorded in potatoes, yam and other tubers, as well as bread and cereals, plus oil and fats.
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Note that all of this anti-milk discrimination is coming from folks who are thrilled to have milk in their coffees, cereals, and ice creams.
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It totals about $4.5bn a year, with American soyabeans, apples and grapes crossing one way, and British cheese, biscuits and breakfast cereals crossing the other.
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The charity provides free, healthy breakfast cereals and bagels for children in disadvantaged areas of the U.K. who arrive at school too hungry to learn.
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The cereals which dominate human diets—rice, wheat and maize—have had their yields and nutritional values boosted over the years by scientific breeding programmes.
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General Mills was down about 5 percent after its quarterly profit missed estimates, hurt by lower sales of its yogurts and cereals in North America.
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Cereals are losing favor with time-poor, health-conscious consumers, who increasingly breakfast on snack bars and yogurt, a global research firm reported on Tuesday.
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He developed ever-more-sophisticated means of packaging to keep his cereals fresh and toasty, whether on the grocery shelf or in the kitchen cabinet.
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If you cut coupons or wait for a sale, you may be able to find name-brand cereals for less at your local grocery store.
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The trade-weighted index tracks international market prices for five key commodity groups -- major cereals, vegetable oils, dairy, meat and sugar – on a monthly basis.
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That's not to discount the wonderfulness of donuts and sugary cereals; including them in your diet in moderation is probably a good way to go.
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Its exceptional age is significant because it predates the First Agricultural Revolution by four millennia, suggesting that hunter-gatherers produced bread by harvesting wild cereals.
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Because quick-burning carbs like white bread, white rice, and sweet cereals are digested quickly, it's easier to overeat and send blood-sugar levels soaring.
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China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp and the State Development & Investment Corp were provided discretionary power to make new investments and dispose of assets.
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Breakfast slowly became more like dessert, as food companies added more and more sugar to cereals, yogurts, and other morning favorites to heighten their appeal.
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Granola bars and cereals are widely marketed as wholesome and natural, or made with whole grains, which helps to give the products a health halo.
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In 13, the market for private-label granola and related cereals in the United States exceeded $750 million, according to Statista, a market research firm.
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In its risk assessment, the agency tested 76 rice cereals for infants and found that about half had more inorganic arsenic than the proposed limit.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices declined by 9.7 percent from the previous year, while livestock and related product prices were 2.6 percent higher in October.
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Demand grew faster than they expected, however, and they were soon ordering cereals by the case and had to rent out a separate office space.
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Their customer base includes cereal enthusiasts, nostalgia-chasers, fans who collect specific brands, and parents purchasing favorite cereals that aren't stocked in their local stores.
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Because many of the foods we eat (granola bars, cereals, yogurts, and many others) contain both types, though, this has historically been hard to monitor.
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Critics of legalization also argue that edibles are marketed irresponsibly, since they can take the form of child-friendly snacks like gummy bears and cereals.
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It involves purchasing meal replacements from HMR, such as shakes, nutrition bars and multigrain cereals, and adding vegetables and fruits to round out the meals.
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A spokeswoman for Nestlé noted that the company had eliminated more than 3,000 tons of sugar from dairy products and breakfast cereals sold in Chile.
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Oh, and here are some other major sources of acrylamide, according to the cancer institute: French fries, potato chips, crackers, bread, cookies, and breakfast cereals.
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The recalled products had use by dates of June 14, 2018 through June 14, 2019 and involved the cereals' 15.3 ounce and 23 oz. packages.
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") The second level is the swearing-off of masturbation (known online as "nofap" or #NoWanks) combined with a "cereal beat-in" — if you want into the group, you have to get beaten up while successfully reciting the names of five breakfast cereals, because "defending the West against the people who want to shut it down is like remembering cereals as you're being bombarded with ten fists.
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Kellogg's, which Mr. Bryant told investors this month had not always been on top of consumer tastes, is banking on a better mix of healthful cereals.
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But while that ire has usually been aimed at politicians or breakfast cereals, the ultra-conservative group has a new target: a galaxy far, far away.
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Kellogg, the world's largest maker of breakfast cereals, reported a higher-than-expected adjusted quarterly profit and extended its "Project K" restructuring program by another year.
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Northern Chinese are more likely than those in the south to consume cereals, high-fat foods and alcohol, all of which help pack on the pounds.
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FAO said global cereals output in 2018 was seen at 2.586 billion tonnes, down 64.5 million tonnes, or 2.4 percent, from 2017's record production level.
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Rich Westerners are eating less wheat and more of the cereals that people in poor countries traditionally grow, such as millet, sorghum, teff and yes, quinoa.
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Cereals and granola have a ton of added sugar, and I feel so much better now that I'm not starting off my day with sugary breakfasts.
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"That was a success," argued Cavan, who also salutes the Chilean government for its black-label approach to children's breakfast cereals, highlighting those high in sugar.
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Nostalgic sugary cereals like Lucky Charms and Froot Loops made her shopping list, and she even admitted to hitting the bread basket when away on shoots.
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General Mills was down more than 8 percent after its quarterly profit missed estimates, hurt by lower sales of its yogurts and cereals in North America.
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Many products, such as sugary cereals and fast-food restaurants, are marketed to children, and parents should help kids understand that these foods aren't healthy choices.
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Kellogg, which makes Corn Flakes and Raisin Bran cereals, also said on Thursday it would need to cut back on share repurchases to maintain financial flexibility.
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For SALIC, the purchase is a significant scaling up of its presence in Ukraine, one of the world's biggest producers and exporters of cereals and oilseeds.
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The reality star, 35, uses the sleek, airtight canisters to store snacks, nuts, and her impressive array of cereals in her color-coded, expertly labeled kitchen.
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Children have traditionally been big consumers of cereals, but their numbers have been hit by declining birth rates and later marriages in Western economies, said Lux.
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There are other cereals when I go on binges: Product 19, which was an old-people cereal I loved, and Lucky Charms, but only the marshmallows.
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The way that movie was marketed and promoted, with tons of tie-ins from cereals to shirts and toys … created a new blueprint in movie marketing.
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The Cereals and Vegetable Oils indices both saw declines of 1.7 percent in January from the previous month and the Meat Price Index fell 1.1 percent.
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Demand for breakfast cereals has been on slide in the United States over the past several years, forcing the company to seek other areas of growth.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 3.5 percent from the previous year, while livestock and related product prices were down by 1.8 percent in June.
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Anyway the folks behind Cereal Motel set out to create a line of cereals for adult that were "deliciously inappropriate," and it looks like they succeeded.
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" The proposal described the package as containing items such as "shelf-stable milk, ready to eat cereals, pasta, peanut butter, beans and canned fruit and vegetables.
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Vegans must ensure that they get sufficient B12, but many cereals and soy products are now fortified, and a supplement, if you need one, is cheap.
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Convenient yet pricey at €18, the continental buffet offered fresh-squeezed juice, a selection of French pastries, yogurts and cereals, fruit and standard American drip coffee.
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Dr. Kellogg wanted to keep his cereals sugar-free — he was a Seventh-day Adventist who famously advocated against alcohol, meat, sugar, tobacco and sexual activity.
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It's based on an extremely low-carb diet, limiting foods like grains, cereals, bread, pasta, beans, starchy veggies like potatoes, most fruits, sugar and other sweeteners.
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FAO said global cereals output in 2018 was seen at 2.587 billion tons, down 64.5 million tons, or 2.4 percent, from 2017's record production level.
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The food company's revenue rose 11.5% to 11.039 billion rand ($768.20 million), driven by growth in bread, wheat, rice, beverages, cereals and sausage rolls in Nigeria.
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Part of the marketing strategy for those sweet breakfast products seems to be banking on millennial's nostalgia for the cereals of their 80s and 90s youth.
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Four thousand years passed between the first firm evidence of domesticated plants, cereals, and the beginning of truly agrarian communities that are living largely by agriculture.
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The National Cancer Institute notes that, among foods, coffee is a major source of acrylamide, along with potato chips, bread, breakfast cereals and canned black olives.
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At the time of Blueberry Morning's release, there were plenty of cereals on the market, and I was most attracted to the flashy, sugar-drenched ones.
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General Mills refers to cereals like Honey Nut Cheerios as "presweetened" — putting the sugar, brown sugar and honey into your cereal so you don't have to.
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The data show what Americans spend on "food at home," which includes dairy products, fruits and vegetables, meats, poultry, fish, eggs, cereals and bakery products, annually.
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Dollar Tree's Sure Fresh dry-food storage containers with clip-lock lids can help extend the life of your cereals and baking supplies, according to Linden.
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Vitamin B12 is not found in plants, but it's in tofu, soy milk, some cereals and nutritional yeast, which some vegans eat as a cheese substitute.
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Rising prices for cereals and vegetable oils were balanced out by lower quotations for dairy and sugar in January, the Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) said.
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A global rise in cereals prices and unfavourable conditions for onions, potatoes and cabbages in Britain last year had pushed up wholesale prices, the BRC said.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices rose by 5.4 percent from the previous year, while livestock and related product prices were down by 2.9 percent in May.
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The WFP has enough cereals to assist 6.4 million of the neediest Yemenis for 2-1/2 months, with the aim to reach 8 million, he added.
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The CDC and other federal health agencies announced their investigation of the outbreak on June 14; that same day, Kellogg's recalled all of its Honey Smacks cereals.
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And it didn't taste all bad, either—after all, it was wholesome fibres and protein left over from a process which extracts sugars from cereals for fermentation.
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Users can search the site for discounted cereals, grains, beverages, and packaged and canned foods, and even sign up for notifications to easily track upcoming expiration dates.
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The FAO said world cereals output in 2016-17 could be the second-largest global harvest ever at 2.526 billion tonnes, almost unchanged from the previous year.
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Some traders fear, however, that hedging activity in Europe could be diluted between CME and Euronext at a time of low volatility in cereals, discouraging financial investors.
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Humanitarians are already short of cooking oil to distribute to hungry Ethiopians, with pulses and cereals likely to run out in the next few months, OCHA added.
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Though it is unlikely the imperial cereals will ever be pushed aside, demand in rich countries for new and exciting fruit and vegetables is a different matter.
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The other flaw is that many cereals, snacks and juice drinks -- often full of added sugar -- still fit the criteria, as long they meet the other requirements.
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FAO raised its forecast for global cereals output in 2017 to 2.64 billion tonnes, 1.3 percent higher than 2016's harvest and an all-time record high.
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The divestment of LDC's profitable metal trading unit has put the onus on the group's agricultural businesses, which also include cotton, cereals and coffee, to boost returns.
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More specifically, these items consisted of bronze tools and weapons, fabrics and fibers, quern-stones for grinding cereals into flour, loom weights, spindle whorls, and other relics.
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It's sweet, fun, and pure, but according to Foodbeast, a London-based startup recently released a line of adult cereals that might ruin that image for you.
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Though these cereals are a far cry from the treats we enjoyed as kids, they're kind of an interesting mix of nostalgia and the whole NSFW theme.
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The WFP has enough cereals to assist 6.4 million of the neediest Yemenis for 2-1/2 months, with the aim to reach 8 million, he added.
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Some of the fibers in whole grain cereals (oats, barley), called beta-glucans, can actually bind with cholesterol in our guts, shuttling it out of the body.
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Sources of zinc include beans, chickpeas, lentils, tofu, fortified cereals, nuts, seeds, wheat germ, oysters (including canned), crab, lobster, beef, pork chop, dark meat poultry and yogurt.
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Five years ago, he left a high-paying job as an international marketing manager for Samsung to raise fowl, cereals and vegetables through a cooperative, Anyako Farms.
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Nestle Iran has its headquarters in Tehran and two factories: one in Qazvin that produces infant cereals and infant formula, and a bottled water factory in Polour.
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But experts like Dr. Ludwig argue that the obesity epidemic is driven by refined carbohydrates such as sugar, juices, bagels, white bread, pasta and heavily processed cereals.
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The French grain industry warned last week of a severe impact on the cereals sector if strikes over pension reform that started early December were to last.
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Pette receives 58,000 euros in subsidies annually, more than the 45,20213 euro income he earns from his 100 dairy cows and fields of cereals and sugar beet.
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The FAO's food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 169.5 points, nearly unchanged from December.
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The Food and Drug Administration has proposed limits for the amount of inorganic arsenic allowed in infant baby cereals, but the agency has yet to finalize regulations.
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I imagine that there are plenty of solvers who have this in their cupboard, but it takes some thought to narrow down Kellogg's cereals, which are legion.
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"Previously… we planted cereals only for our own (animal) feed, and even then sometimes what we produce is not enough," recounted Kes, 44, who is also a priest.
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On the one hand, he keeps the story flowing with quick, light, amusingly mundane, highly realistic decisions such as a choice between breakfast cereals, or between music tapes.
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The study focused on 10 cereals: Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Pebbles, Cocoa Puffs, Froot Loops, Frosted Flakes, Fruity Pebbles, Honey-Nut Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Reese's Puffs and Trix.
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Children who saw ads within the past week were 34 percent more likely to eat specific sugary cereals than kids who didn't see the ads, the researchers found.
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However, since most people regularly eat a range of cereals and snack foods, their total exposure to glyphosate may be higher than results for a single item suggest.
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Overall, the list is heavily skewed toward older, defunct cereals: 217 of the 228 were released prior to 281, and 54 of the 100 have since been discontinued.
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This revealed phytanic acid (frequently found in the fat and milk of ruminants), azelaic acid (common in wholegrain cereals) and gamma-terpinene (typically found in herbs like coriander).
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The report, from the Environmental Working Group (EWG), was published online Wednesday and outlines the levels of the chemical glyphosate they found in various breakfast cereals and snacks.
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Coffee is on the list of foods containing acrylamide, but so are breads and crackers, canned black olives, prune juice, French fries and potato chips, and breakfast cereals.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices dropped by 0.9 percent from the previous year in May, while livestock and related product prices surged by 15 percent year-on-year.
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Why it happened: As modern humans began farming, two agricultural staples – cereals made from grains and dairy from domesticated animals – became primary sources of food, the researchers said.
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AB Foods regards the acquisition as an opportunity to broaden its international presence in speciality foods, developing it alongside its Patak's, Blue Dragon, Jordans and Dorset Cereals businesses.
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I roast several varieties of nuts, bake granola in the oven with some honey and add dried fruit, whole-grain cereals and maybe a few pieces of chocolate.
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HMR, the Health Management Resources program, involves purchasing meal replacements, such as shakes, nutrition bars and multigrain cereals, and adding vegetables and fruits to round out the meals.
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The breakfast buffet, included in the room rate, featured a delicious haggis in addition to the usual fare of baked beans, eggs, sausage, bacon, cereals, fruit and pastries.
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The FDA said it sampled 76 infant rice cereals in 2014 and nearly half, 47 percent, met the agency's proposed action level of 85033 ppb of inorganic arsenic.
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The rule allows food produces to voluntarily add up to 0.7 milligrams of folic acid per pound of corn masa flour — the same amount used in enriched cereals.
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The rule allows food produces to voluntarily add up to 0.7 milligrams of folic acid per pound of corn masa flour – the same amount used in enriched cereals.
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Prices of staple cereals have doubled in some markets, reaching record and near-record levels in swathes of Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania, FAO said.
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Vegetable, fruit and cereals prices fell by 1.4 percent from the previous year in July, while livestock and related product prices rose by 11.0 percent year-on-year.
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World wheat output is expected to have reached 733 million tonnes in 2015-16 and world cereals ending stocks are forecast at 636.2 million tonnes, the FAO said.
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Poptropica is a fun "educational-ish" app, Dr. Hill said, but it's supported by ads and can seem like "one long advertisement for Kellogg brand cereals," he said.
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Ultraprocessed foods — including chips, instant noodles, breakfast cereals, chicken nuggets and other industrially processed ready-to-eat or microwaveable fare — are designed for tastiness and long shelf-life.
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Moreover, what works with rice might reasonably be expected to work, too, with other cereals, such as wheat and sorghum, which also have close relatives that behave as weeds.
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The Environmental Working Group, which recently ranked 1,556 cereals based on their sugar content, recommends looking for a brand with no more than 4 grams of sugar per serving.
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One stock riding high was General Mills, which is up 24 percent this year following the decision to remove artificial ingredients and make all of its cereals gluten free.
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The government is building 22019 new dams to add to the 212 existing ones to water cereals covering an area of 250,000 hectares, up from just 60,000 hectares now.
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The discovery means that ancient hunter-gatherers were using the wild ancestors of domesticated cereals, such as wild einkorn and club-rush tubers, to make flatbread-like food products.
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FAO said global cereals output in 2018/19 was seen at 2.595 billion tonnes, down marginally from the previous forecast and 2.4 percent below last year's record high production.
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No. That's simply not a thing that's done rules when it comes to cold pizza, and the cold cheesy pizza might be even be healthier than some breakfast cereals.
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Here, you can scoff a Burger King before wandering around a huge new Carrefour supermarket to stock up on French cheese, British-made breakfast cereals and Turkish-made clothes.
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Cereals contributed more gently, rising 1.5 percent on the month mainly thanks to the influence of a weaker U.S. dollar on maize prices, and spillover from soaring oilseeds prices.
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The antioxidant selenium (found in Brazil nuts, tuna, halibut and sardines) and zinc (found in oysters, crab, dark-meat poultry and fortified cereals) are also beneficial for male fertility.
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Aid agencies have distributed the typical rations of dry cereals, oil and beans, but what the children really need is milk, said Iba who is too weak to breastfeed.
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Haphazardly, then purposefully, humans bred cereals to be more bountiful, livestock to be more docile, dogs more obedient and cats more companionable (the last a partial success, at best).
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The estimate is based on an average cereals harvest of 7 million tonnes and an oil barrel price at 67 dollars, Abayba told reporters following the weekly government council.
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Agricultural expansion, with farmers moving deeper into areas like the Brazilian Amazon, to produce cereals, and Indonesia's tropical forests, to grow oil palms, is leading to more pesticide use.
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To earn the second, they have to get beaten up by other members while naming five breakfast cereals (maybe a loose tie-in to the group's mantra against masturbation).
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Last summer, General Mills announced that it would be changing the recipes of its iconic, sugar-high-inducing cereals by eliminating all artificial colors and flavors from the equation.
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" Having an actual bunny on those limited boxes indicates a shift for Trix and six other GM cereals — they now lack any artificial flavors or "colors from artificial sources.
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"Low production in the agricultural sector due to drought has led to high import bills in cereals, dairy, poultry products and feeds, to name but a few," Siabatho said.
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Producers now add folic acid to breakfast cereals other foods like infant formula to make it easier for people to get enough of the B vitamin in their diets.
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I then clicked back to the list of cereals and also noticed that some, but not all, items include a little shopping cart icon to the right of them.
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ABF - which trades on a multiple of 10.75 times its EV/EBITDA - owns Jordans and Dorset cereals in the UK as well as Kingsmill bread and Mazola corn oil.
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Harvard nutrition expert Dr. Walter Willett is not a fan of orange juice with breakfast, and there are no boxed cereals, croissants, or cinnamon rolls at his morning table.
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Meantime, the FAO Cereals Price Index rose 4 percent last month from May levels, and is up about 8 percent so far this year and at one-year highs.
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For three days in 2015, his Mission Chinese Food in Manhattan served breakfast dishes that introduced Kellogg's cereals to such ingredients as persimmon jam and bacon-infused soy milk.
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Some cereals may market themselves as being natural, healthy, and completely unrefined, but many are high on the glycemic index, a scale that measures insulin levels and blood sugars.
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Last month, a judge in California appellate court ruled that General Mills, Kellogg and Post Foods would not have to put warnings on 59 cereals cited in acrylamide complaints.
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Back in 2009, the company made news by announcing an initiative had already been underway to drop the sugar figure into single digits in such cereals marketed to children.
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Good sources of vitamin A include eggs, cod liver oil, fortified milk and breakfast cereals, kale, spinach, and orange and yellow fruits and vegetables like cantaloupe and sweet potatoes.
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At the same time, the mild weather has prevented cereals from developing sufficient tolerance for low temperatures, a process known as hardening, making them more vulnerable to any frosts.
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It may just be the easiest way to get your kitchen and grocery necessities — particularly those of the boxed variety like cereals, peanut butter, bread, and other packaged goods.
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Yet according to some experts, companies routinely market beverages, breakfast cereals, snack bars and other foods as lightly sweetened, heart healthy or nutritious despite containing significant amounts of sugar.
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If you want to get additional sources of B12 aside from vitamins, foods like nutritional yeast, shitake mushrooms, and fortified cereals can all be good sources of supplemental B12.
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In the 20023s Mr. Harris worked at the advertising firm Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, drawing cartoon mascots and storyboards to sell products like General Mills cereals and Bounty paper towels.
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FAO's world food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, rose 2.1 percent in May to average 155.8 points.
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In Germany, the absence of severe frost has been welcome for crops that endured a soggy autumn in which farmers failed to complete sowing of winter cereals and rapeseed.
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Earlier this year, Morocco announced a cereals harvest of 5.2 million tonnes, including 2.68 million of soft wheat, down 49% from a year earlier due to lack of rainfall.
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Some come bearing bags of groceries, filled to the brim with canned fruit and breakfast cereals and dried pasta, to be dropped off at the makeshift booth behind Corcoran.
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"Most tech companies usually set you up for either breakfast — with the yogurts, the oatmeals, the cereals — or they set you up for the midday snack," Ms. Fisher said.
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Compulsive shopping is plastic packaging's best friend, so, before I went to the store, I made a list: bread, fish, cereals, rice, cookies, avocados, arugula, coffee, milk and cheese.
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Now, Coombs says, branding bleeds into nearly every aspect of American life, from childhood breakfast cereals to life insurance policies, and companies can't just remove themselves from political situations.
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Sweetened cereals were a rarity in my house, so beating my siblings to breakfast was the only way to make sure the king and I would have some time together.
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Then, researchers looked at how often the networks aired ads for specific cereals; they assumed kids saw these ads if they aired often on networks the children watched a lot.
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Kellogg's is partnering with GLAAD, an LGBTQ media advocacy organization, to release a cereal called "All Together," mixing cereals and their mascots to support anti-bullying and LGBTQ advocacy work.
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Dan O'Brien of the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), a think-tank, points out that Brexit may disrupt imports too—eg, of cereals, fruit and vegetables from Britain.
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Shelf-stable milk, juice, grains, cereals, pasta, peanut butter, beans, canned meat, poultry or fish, canned fruit and vegetables are among the items that would be included in the box.
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The slight forecast decline in world cereals production is largely due to expectations that wheat output will be some 20 million tonnes lower than last year, at 712.7 million tonnes.
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Assuming an average cereals harvest of 7 million tonnes and an oil barrel price at 20203 dollars, growth is expected to stand at 3.7% in 2020 from 2.9% in 2019.
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In addition to producing her latest album Melodrama, Lorde has something else to thank Jack Antonoff for — introducing her to junk food cereals like Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Lucky Charms.
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Hamad port spans 26 square kilometers and will have a capacity of 7.5 million containers a year with terminals built to receive livestock, cereals, vehicles and coastguard vessels, Sulaiti said.
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This is the third collaboration since the start of 2019, having previously worked on Hostess Donettes and Hostess Honey Buns cereals, which launched in January and are still available nationwide.
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"They have a survival kit in each of the cable cars with cereals bars, water and survival blankets, and we contacted them by phone to explain everything," Mr. Dechavanne said.
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Producers now add folic acid to breakfast cereals and other foods like infant formula to make it easier for people to get enough of the B vitamin in their diets.
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Njoroge said the fact that hydroponics uses cereals like barley, rather than staple crops like maize, ensures farmers do not need to deprive themselves of food to feed their livestock.
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In 2015, North Korea produced about 5.4 million tonnes of food, including cereals, soybeans and potatoes, down from 5.9 million tonnes it produced in 2014, the FAO said on Wednesday.
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Scroll through Exclusive Cereal's offerings, and you'll find intriguing-sounding forgotten cereals like Banana Creme Frosted Flakes, Cookies & Cream Dippin' Dots, Sour Patch Kids Cereal, and Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch.
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Brazil executive manager for dairy and cereals, Carine Malher, said Nestle was planning to sell 1 million boxes of organic oatmeal and oat bran products in the country this year.
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Post Consumer Brands — whose line-up includes Alpha-Bitsand Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles — declined to comment The attempt to woo more Millennials comes at a difficult time for cereals overall.
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The company now has 75,000 employees across 44 countries, and has become one of the world's biggest producers of infant formula and cereals under the Picot, Milumel and other brands.
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While there's nothing inherently childish about a rainbow, it does have closer associations to kids' toys, entertainment, clothing, and breakfast cereals than it does to the material world of adulthood.
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So if you're going to eat breakfast, seek out foods that give you the vitamins and nutrients you need to stay healthy, like fruits, vegetables, fiber-rich cereals, and eggs.
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In June, the brewery released two more beers made with Kellogg's cereals: a pale ale from Rice Krispies and a dark stout that owes its chocolate flavor to Coco Pops.
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Other dietary sources include swordfish and salmon and, to a lesser extent, fortified milk, orange juice and yogurt, as well as sardines canned in oil, egg yolks and fortified cereals.
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It might be a bit better now, but it was a bit harder to find items I'd usually find back home, like certain brands of cereals and — get this — deodorant.
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China has become the most important export market in the world for bakery products and cereals, while the United States is the most important export market for fish, fruits, and vegetables.
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He took the scythe in his hands and demonstrated how old-timers used them, in particular in the higher mountains where vast fields of wheat, barley and other cereals are grown.
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"Things are moving slowly but better than in past years," said Miri, who has fields of cereals and vegetables in Bourkika, about 80 km (23 miles) south of the capital Algiers.
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It has since ballooned into a network of more than 120 eateries and stores, including Britain's first pay-what-you-like food waste supermarket, offering anything from zucchini to breakfast cereals.
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Kids cereals tend to be so heavily processed, with 40% or more of their calories from added sugars, that you need to think of them as vitamin-enriched candy or cookies.
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The combination of seeing the ads in the past week and at any time during the study period was tied to a 37 percent higher likelihood children would eat the cereals.
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Shares were down about 5 percent in premarket trading for the maker of Pop Tarts, Eggo Waffles, Pringles snacks and a wide range of cereals including Rice Krispies and Froot Loops.
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Food on international markets was still 10 percent more expensive than in April last year, the FAO said, after rising cereals prices drove it to a two-year high in February.
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"People are certainly voting for nostalgia, and their favorite cereal mascots, just as much as they're voting for the flavor and quality of the cereals," says the site's founder, Edwin Chavey.
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While the list is heavy on "fruit"-flavored (Froot Loops, Trix), marshmallow-flavored (Lucky Charms, Scooby-Doo), and honey-flavored (Honeycomb, Rice Honeys) cereals, it poorly represents millennials' true love: waffles.
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Food on international markets is still 24 percent cheaper than its 2011 high, and supplies of many commodities in the index of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, remain ample.
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They show spices and grains neatly divided into cursive-labeled holding cells, cereals removed from their unsightly cardboard containers and placed inside transparent ones, and china arranged on shelves ombre-style.
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According to an analysis by Erik Rood, over at Data-Driven Thoughts, more than 20143 percent of today's cereals are manufactured by five brands (General Mills, Kellogg's, Post, Quaker, and Ralston).
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 169.5 points, nearly unchanged from December.
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Lahlimi also said Morocco recorded an exceptional harvest of 10.3 million tons of cereals this year but in 2019 anticipates a harvest lower than those in 2017 and 2018, he said.
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Even if you, like Khloé, prefer to keep all your cereals and straws in perfect glass jars, it doesn't necessarily mean you have OCD — organizing might just be fun for you.
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"We need to know which buttons to push and which to prioritise," he told reporters after a interim results presentation for the company, which makes bread, breakfast cereals and energy drinks.
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For many of us, growing up meant leaving behind sugary cereals for breakfast, but Ben & Jerry's is here to remind us that we can still enjoy those beloved flavors as adults.
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Labeled simply as "vegetable oil," it is in almost half of the products in our grocery stores, including fuels, soaps and shampoos, processed foods, cereals, toothpaste, cosmetics, cleaning products and candles.
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In Britain and the United States cereals have for several years faced mounting competition from smoothies, yogurts and juices, while the increasing popularity of low-carbohydrate diets has also pressured sales.
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The evidence shows that this isn't true: there's an enormous gap—four thousand years—separating the "two key domestications," of animals and cereals, from the first agrarian economies based on them.
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We're talking the sweet stuff you find in cookies, donuts, baked goods, cocktails, syrups, cereals, and pretty much anything that comes in a packaged box with a long list of ingredients.
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The 4.2 percent gain from May was the fifth increase in a row for the index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar.
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The bacon boom in part comes at the expense of breakfast cereals, which have taken a hit as consumers have shifted away from sugary foods with an impending sugar tax looming.
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Low-income households have bought into the myth of healthy food being expensive, spending their grocery money—or SNAP proceeds—first on meat, eggs, cereals, and baked goods, the researchers say.
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In addition to B12 supplements, various commercially prepared plant-based foods, like some breakfast cereals, nondairy milks and soy products and one type of nutritional yeast, are fortified with synthetic B53.
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General Mills, which owns popular food brands in 15 different categories from baking products to cereals, normally announces fall seasonal products at the end of August or the beginning of September.
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The country's production of cereals such as maize, sorghum and millet likely dropped to below average last year, the FAO's 2018 report said, in part due to climate and security issues.
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Ferry services to Britain suffered delays and at least 20 bulk carriers waiting to export cereals were kept at anchor outside France's major ports, data from financial data provider Refinitiv showed.
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The Columbia researchers suggested that in some parts of India, planting alternative cereals, including sorghum, maize and millet, could provide more nutrition than rice for the amount of water they consume.
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Newer research has linked long-term low-level exposures to cognitive and behavioral problems in children, though most babies currently eating rice cereals and rice foods do not show adverse effects.
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In the six barley and buckwheat cereals tested, inorganic arsenic was present in such small amounts that it was either undetectable or the level had to be estimated, the report said.
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PepsiCo, whose portfolio of snack foods and cereals helps offset declining soda sales, is expected to report estimated earnings on Thursday of $1.06 a share, or a 5 percent decline from 2014.
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The cold cereals that baby boomers grew up on have been relegated to a category called "comfort brands," and Bon Appétit offers only a couple of choices on its traditional cafeteria lines.
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The new research shows that Ötzi's final meal contained a high proportion of fat, consisting of wild meat from ibex (a mountain goat) and red deer, along with cereals made from einkorn.
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"It is always difficult to evaluate the long-term effect of eating such cereals," said Helen Coulthard, a researcher at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK, who wasn't involved in the study.
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The company, which makes bread, breakfast cereals and energy drinks, said sales in its domestic business increased by 8 percent to 14.3 billion rand ($1.11 billion), driven primarily by its grains division.
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In the Healthy Babies analysis, four of seven rice cereals contained the most toxic form of arsenic in levels higher than the FDA's proposed action level of 100 parts per billion (ppb).
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News provides labels for individual articles — he compared it to "trying to choose between Lucky Charms and Cheerios," where it's not enough to know that both cereals are manufactured by General Mills.
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"The new republic is a window to a new state, a new state that defends our producers of vegetables and cereals, and we want to change the politics of agriculture," he said.
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And for that reason, foods such as sugary breakfast cereals full of refined grains and dried imitation berries, marshmallows, or other sweet nothings, passed muster, enticing kids to eat a "healthy" breakfast.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 20163 points, up 0.7 percent from March.
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Food on international markets was 1.4 percent cheaper than in July last year, according to the index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar.
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General Mills CEO Ken Powell has steered a 23 percent rise in the stock this year, partially helped by the expansion of its organic business and removing artificial coloring from all cereals.
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In the latter half of the '80s, Nintendo teamed up with Ralston Cereals to create Nintendo Cereal System, which was a single box of cereal containing both Mario- and Zelda-themed cereal.
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Tiger Brands, which makes bread, breakfast cereals and energy drinks, is battling intense competition and pressure on pricing from consumers chasing value and group revenue fell 4 percent to 15.7 billion rand.
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Devkota is among the researchers exploring how the influx of processed meats, cereals, and sugars into our diet has influenced both the type of bacteria and variety of them in the microbiome.
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Rapper Jim Jones is riding out Hurricane Irma, but he won't be going hungry because his Miami crib is stocked to the brim with a 2-year supply of his favorite cereals!
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 173.5 points last month against 172.8 March.
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State-owned conglomerate China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corp began building its foreign commodities operations in 2014 and formally launched the COFCO International Ltd (CIL) trading division in April last year.
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Japan typically buys 1.5 million tonnes of high-quality Canadian wheat annually, but that volume may approach 3 million tonnes over the next nine years, predicted Cam Dahl, president of Cereals Canada.
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FAO's food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 2847 points last month against an upwardly revised 22015 points in March.
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A lot of people are into the light taste of almond milk with their morning bowl of Cheerios, while others prefer coconut milk — usually with fruitier, sugary cereals, since it's quite thin.
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Cheerios Serving size: 1003 grams Sugars: 1 gram 0.04 grams of sugar per dry ounce The tried-and-true original flavor still sits among the least-sugary cereals on the market. 12.
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Serve-yourself dispensers for 236 cereals, more than 73 possible toppings, several milks, a menu of preset combinations, Pop-Tarts and fried chicken with freshly baked Homemade Eggo waffles are on offer.
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I just took a quick look around my kitchen and found about 20 food products in nonrecyclable plastic packaging, including baked tofu, smoked salmon, goat cheese, spices, cereals and chocolate chip cookies.
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FAO's food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 173.0 points last month from an upwardly revised 173.5 points in May.
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The protesters, who over several days walked 180 kilometers (112 miles) from the town of Nashik, northeast of Mumbai, also demanded waivers of farm loans, and higher prices for cereals and vegetables.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 219 points last month unchanged from August.
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FAO forecast world cereals output in 2016-0.43 would be 2.543 billion tonnes, which would be 0.6 percent higher than last year's level and only 0.7 percent below 2014's record high.
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TI's contribution to group's EBITDA increased 2116% yoy in FY21128, supported by increased production capacity and efficiency measures taken over the past few years in both the sugarcane and the cereals divisions.
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Such foods include instant noodles and soups, breakfast cereals, energy bars and drinks, chicken nuggets and many other ready-made meals and packaged snacks containing numerous ingredients and manufactured using industrial processes.
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Scientists at an environmental advocacy group with links to the organic food industry say several popular breakfast cereals contain doses of the chemical that are higher than they consider safe for children.
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Seventy-six percent of the foods shown through sponsorships — such as Snickers bars, Doritos chips, and chocolate and Frosted Flake cereals — were deemed unhealthy (or, more specifically, "energy-dense, nutrient-poor products").
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InVivo, a grouping of 220 agricultural cooperatives and one of the largest exporters of French cereals, has focused on overseas growth under a reorganisation launched two years ago by Chief Executive Thierry Blandinieres.
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In a move to focus on its core cereals and snacks business, Kellogg last month, Kellogg agreed to sell its Keebler biscuits brand and other assets to Nutella maker Ferrero for $1.3 billion.
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While the café opens on July 4th, we attended an early preview and tasted several of the cereals, which manage to both remind us of childhood and surprise us with unexpected flavor combinations.
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FAO gave its first forecast for world cereals output in 2016-17 at 2.521 billion tonnes, which would be 4 million tonnes lower than last year but still the third-highest on record.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Other cultural changes — such as a heightened sensitivity to high-carb, sugar-packed cereals and a general shift toward protein-heavy breakfast foods like yogurt — have impacted cereal as well.
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Like other residents, she is surviving off basic rations: 400 grams of cereals, 100 grams of beans and 25 grams of oil per day, according to WFP, the U.N.'s food assistance agency.
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FAO said in a statement the index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 171.3 points in November, 0.4 percent below the month before.
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Breakfast cereals, whole grain breads and bran were associated with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, he said, but specific grain types haven't been studied in as much detail as whole grains in general.
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It has focused on growing its snacks brands and expanding in international markets, while also cutting sugar in cereals to revive sales at its legacy business that makes Froot Loops and Corn Flakes.
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It's probably not as likely that we grab those cereals we loved back in the day first thing in the morning — because sometimes they're just too sweet for our palates at this point.
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Ukraine is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of cereals and oilseeds, and AgroGeneration is among the foreign investors to have targeted the country's fertile farmland, despite political and economic upheaval.
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The two companies have worked together for decades, establishing a joint venture in 1991 called Cereal Partners Worldwide to produce and distribute breakfast cereals in 130 countries outside of the U.S. and Canada.
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While sugary cereals soared in popularity over the following decades, granola remained a mainstay in the Seventh-day Adventist community, which is known to shun foods high in sugar, salt and other additives.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 164.8 points last month against 161.8 in December.
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"Although you can find a variety of name-brand cereals at Sam's Club and other warehouse clubs, it pays to look elsewhere for your breakfast," Cheat Sheet writer Sheiresa Ngo wrote in 2018.
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The monthly index, which in June was up 25.50 percent from May, is a trade-weighted index which tracks prices of meats, dairy, sugar, cereals and vegetable oil in more than 26.2 countries.
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The measurement tool is sort-of like the Consumer Price Index, but instead of fruits or cereals, its proverbial "basket" contains a gram each of opioids, cocaine, weed, and some sort of amphetamine.
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Smooth, creamy peanut butter, cereals and other products that fit the criteria will also be able to make the claim that they reduce the risk of developing a peanut allergy, F.D.A. officials said.
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Global trade in cereals is predicted to decline by 1.9 percent to 369 million tonnes this year, which is likely to intensify competition for market share between major exporters, keeping prices in check.
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To easily slash sugars from your diet, cut out all sugar-sweetened beverages, including soft drinks and fruit drinks, as well as candy, cookies, sweetened breakfast cereals and dairy foods with added sugars.
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Wheat, a key ingredient in everyday staples such as bread, noodles and cereals, provides nearly a fifth of calories consumed by humans globally, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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A local Malaysian newspaper reported on Monday that state-run China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corporation (COFCO) and Malaysian business tycoon Syed Mokhtar Albukhary were keen on buying stakes in Felda Global.
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However, growth should increase again to 3.8% in 3.83 and to 3.7% in 2021, assuming a crop of 8 million tonnes of cereals and an improvement in non-agricultural production, the bank said.
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By the 19th century, the working class in Europe and North America was sweetening its tea and coffee, and putting jam on its toast; by century's end, it was breakfasting on sugary cereals.
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The Zimbabwean government said on June 17 it was suspending imports of products including bottled water, furniture, building materials, steel products, cereals, potato crisps and dairy products, most of which arrive via South Africa.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 167.5 points last month, up 1.7 percent on January.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 22017 points last month up from 166.8 in February.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 178.4 points in September, up 0.8 percent from August.
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Still, in the Healthy Babies analysis, four of seven rice cereals tested contained the most toxic form of arsenic in levels higher than the FDA's proposed action level of 100 parts per billion (ppb).
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 173.7 points last month, down 1.3 percent from May.
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You may not believe corn and dessert go together, but consider this: while we commonly think of corn as a part of a savory dish, it's also in plenty of your favorite breakfast cereals.
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WFP, which provides fortified cereals and enriched biscuits to 650,000 women and children each month, may have to cut its nutrition and health programs again because it lacks funding, WFP spokesman Herve Verhoosel said.
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The simple secret to alt-breakfast success lies in creating a grocery list that'll streamline (and liven up) morning cooking with items like throwback cereals, exotic skyr, and even a few tins of salmon.
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Guests loved the food, particularly the breakfast buffet, which costs $18 (for oatmeal, cereals, fruits, yogurt, and breads) to $20 (if you want made-to-order eggs) and is not included in the stay.
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The central bank and the International Monetary fund however, have said the economy would only grow by 2.7% this year on the back of a lower cereals yield due to a lack of rainfall.
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As many U.S. consumers shun breakfast cereals, viewing them as sugary and containing too many artificial ingredients, Kellogg has diversified into food seen as more healthy and also invested substantially outside the United States.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 168 points in April, down 3.1 points from March.
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"The rise in the index was caused by increases in prices of bread and cereals, meat, fish, oils and fats, coffee, tea and cocoa, potatoes yam and other tubers and vegetables," the report said.
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The drought has seen ley - or grassland - yields drop to around half of normal levels, while early forecasts for cereals show yields around 13 percent lower than normal, the Swedish Board of Agriculture said.
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At MeMe's, it's a wellspring of inspired delights, beginning with complimentary bowls of mixed junk-food cereals—Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Froot Loops, Lucky Charms—to snack on while you decide what else to eat.
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ROME, Nov 7 (Reuters) - World food prices rose for the first time in five months in October, boosted by jumps in quotations for sugar and cereals, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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Premiums at French ports held this week's gains, supported by exports along with slow selling by farmers busy with rain-delayed sowing of winter cereals and harvesting of maize and sugar beet, brokers said.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 172.8 points last month, up 1.1 percent from February.
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In May 2018, PHE said breakfast cereals were among the food types that had met an ambition to reduce sugar by 5 percent by August 2017, the first year of its sugar reduction program.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 179.1 points in July, its highest since January 2015.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 172.6 points in May, up 2.2 percent from April.
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The breakfast spread was simple and tasty: the selections included various kinds of toast; hard-boiled eggs; smoked salmon; assorted cheeses, nuts, juices and cereals; yogurt parfaits, diced grapefruit and whole bananas and nectarines.
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Moore, who turns 91 this month but sounds like an exuberant man half his age, founded the whole grain flours and cereals company Bob's Red Mill in 1978 with his now deceased wife, Charlee.
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While you won't find Fruit Loops and Cheerios lining the aisles of Trader Joe's, the store's private-label cereals are just as good as the real deal — and at a fraction of the cost.
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Post Holdings, which makes Honey Bunches of Oats and Grape-Nuts cereals, said it would buy Bob Evans Farms for about $1.5 billion, adding vegetable-based side dishes and breakfast sausages to its portfolio.
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"Traditional beverages like beer and whiskey are produced from cereals which do require quite a lot of artificial fertiliser," said Graeme Walker, professor of zymology at Abertay University, who supervised the pea gin project.
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"This rise in the food index was caused by increases in prices of bread and cereals, meat, oils and fats, potatoes, yam and other tubers and fish," the statistics office said in its report.
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Nikhil Arora, the other founder of Back to the Roots, said the company was working with the school system to create cereals to replace some of the mainstream ones that remain in the schools.
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In contrast, hot, dry weather in Spain had lowered yield potential for winter cereals and spring barley, while raising the risk of water restrictions for summer irrigation of crops such as maize, MARS said.
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Sushi, grilled cheese, and most breakfast cereals have one thing in common (aside from being delicious): they're all rich in refined carbohydrates, either in the form of white rice, white bread, or white flour.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) food price index, which measures monthly changes for a basket of cereals, oilseeds, dairy products, meat and sugar, averaged 175.5 points in February, up 0.5 percent on January levels.
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There are many cereals that look and taste nothing like dessert — with plenty of fiber to fill you up and little or no added sugar, as food policy and nutrition researcher Marion Nestle has noted.
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Raw chicken, prepared foods and deli meats were the most frequently discarded foods if they were near or past their label dates, while canned goods, cereals, and soft cheese were least likely to be tossed.
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Of the 250 different cereals, flours, baking mixes, and granola bars it tested from 2015 through 2016, only one product contained more gluten than allowed, according to the results that the FDA released this week.
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Next to the Syrian consulate is a brightly painted store (the "Pop-Up Shop"), offering nothing but consumer imports, from cereals to cosmetics, so the neighbourhood's well-heeled residents may satisfy esoteric tastes acquired abroad.
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FAO said global food consumption of cereals was set to rise by at least 1.1 percent this year, due to the growing world population, with world cereal utilisation seen rising 1.5 percent in 2019/20.
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In 2006, in the face of criticism that their cereals, juices, crackers, and other products were fueling skyrocketing rates of obese and overweight children in the US, food manufacturers volunteered to change their marketing practices.
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Added sugar is in our beverages (soda is the most glaring culprit, but it lurks in fruit juices, alcohol drinks, and smoothies, too), in our bread, in our yogurt, in our snack bars and cereals.
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In its efforts to lure back customers, the company has introduced premium versions of its yogurt in sea salt caramel and dark chocolate raspberry flavors and also new store displays for its snacks and cereals.
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MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. food group Kellogg Co has agreed to sell its Keebler biscuits brand and other assets to Nutella maker Ferrero for $1.3 billion as it focuses on its core cereals and snacks businesses.
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Makers of packaged foods have been struggling to adjust to consumers' growing appetite for fresh foods deemed healthier and intense competition from small local startups offering goods ranging from breakfast cereals to coffee and chocolate.
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Like other crop observers, MARS said rapeseed rather than cereals had been most hurt by drought so far, with farmers reducing sowings and also replacing some struggling rapeseed plants with other crops like spring barley.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Nestle plans to close at the end of 2018 a German plant that makes coffee substitute Caro and roasted cereals and which employs around 100 staff, the Swiss food group said on Wednesday.
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While sales of cereals continued to decline, strong sales of its snacks as well frozen foods such as Eggo waffles and MorningStar Farms veggie patties, lifted overall sales by 5 percent in the first quarter.
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On Friday, General Mills, the company famous for ready-made foods, such as cereals and yogurt, announced it would buy the Wilton, Connecticut-based company Blue Buffalo Pet Products for about $8 billion in cash.
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Companies have started to offer more low-sugar products to customers with Kellogg promising to cut sugar to 10 grams or less for every 30-gram serving in 90 percent of its cereals by 2020.
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