As the price of cooking oil tumbled, food became oilier.
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"Waste cooking oil should be used in California," he said.
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"We even buy the cooking oil from Malaysia," explains Mohammed.
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Pour cooking oil into the pan and swirl it around.
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Prices of bread, cooking oil and other staples have soared.
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She used rancid cooking oil, and the smell was so overwhelming.
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The state also subsidises sugar, cooking oil and other calorific staples.
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Read This Next: Cooking Oil Can Save Your Horrible Dry Skin
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Immediately pour cooking oil into the pan and swirl it around.
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This clue is about cooking oil, and the answer is WESSON.
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" Other people join in: "Rice, pasta, sugar, cooking oil, bread, coffee.
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The oilseed is used to make cooking oil and animal feed.
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Today, TerraCycle repurposes used batteries, backpacks, coffee capsules, cooking oil and more.
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He sells a liter of his cooking oil for 4,000 Ugandan shillings.
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We're talking about hot cooking oil, allegedly wielded by an irate employee.
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The government opened bakeries and provided residents with rice and cooking oil.
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A note on fat in cooking oil and how to store it
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Costco also offers low-cost basics like cooking oil and baking powder.
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"We don't want rice or cooking oil, we just want our men."
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Patanjali's latest push is into food staples such as cooking oil and flour.
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All three subsist on a ration of just rice, pulses and cooking oil.
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Turkey fryers that use cooking oil are not safe, according to the NFPA.
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Could we use cooking oil and turn it into resin for 3D printing?
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Not long afterward, India cut subsidies to Bhutan for cooking oil and kerosene.
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An unwanted bowl of baby fish is good in exchange for cooking oil.
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There is enough cooking oil to supply only 33 percent of the population.
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Both survive on twice-a-month rations of rice, lentils and cooking oil.
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Flour, rice, and cooking oil were no longer available at an affordable price.
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Over 50% of its palm oil product sales are downstream products, mainly cooking oil.
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The best part of having cooking oil on your body is the application process.
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In early December, a two-liter bottle of cooking oil cost 59 Zimbabwe dollars.
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The drought-resistant seeds are nutritious, high in protein and a source of cooking oil.
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The regular cooking oil can be a vegetable oil, canola oil, or something similarly practical.
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Zimbabweans were also stocking up on basic goods like rice, cooking oil, sugar and juice.
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Ahmed said the missionaries were carrying cooking oil with them that further fueled the fire.
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Happy Belly now offers food items, like nuts, trail mix, tea, coffee, and cooking oil.
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Chinese buyers mainly use soy to churn out cooking oil and ingredients for animal feed.
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The price of many subsidized staples, including bread, sugar, rice and cooking oil, could rise.
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Soybeans are crushed to make cooking oil and soymeal, a protein-rich animal feed ingredient.
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That was caused by cooking oil kept in a container previously used to store monocrotophos.
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The kitchens are fully equipped with appliances and basic supplies, like spices and cooking oil.
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It's powered via rechargable battery and can be used with cooking oil as well as butter.
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In a working class district of Cairo, one middle-aged woman was shopping for cooking oil.
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Rice, cooking oil, and certain medicines have also been harder to come by in recent months.
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A large percentage of biodiesel is also sourced from renewable waste products like used cooking oil.
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Any supermarket shopper knows soya is a versatile foodstuff, the source of tofu and cooking oil.
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Do you think there will be enough cooking oil for the world to use by then?
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She joined the team that was experimenting on McDonald's cooking oil in the summer of 2018.
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People stocked up on basic household goods like cooking oil and rice, as well as masks.
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Another pioneer in transformation, MotionECO is turning your waste cooking oil into biodiesel for the transportation sector.
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They purchased scant cooking oil and salt, and the rest of their mainly vegan diet was homegrown.
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"In this case it's coffee but other examples would be, for instance, used cooking oil," he added.
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A series of subsidized staples — like bread, sugar, rice and cooking oil — could all rise in price.
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The molecules making up the commercial plastic resin were similar to fats found in ordinary cooking oil.
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China brings in soybeans to crush into cooking oil, and soymeal to feed its massive livestock sector.
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China brings in soybeans to crush into cooking oil, and soymeal to feed its massive livestock sector.
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Because it's only made of grapeseed oil and "broad spectrum CBD," you'll feel like you're drinking cooking oil.
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Evergrande had also diversified into dairy, cooking oil and mineral water businesses, but disposed of them in 2016.
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Every troll, goblin, and orc in the film looked like a 3D-printed figurine covered in cooking oil.
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So far, the family had received only about $440 in compensation, along with rice, flour and cooking oil.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Aviation's dreams of a green future rest on second-hand cooking oil and wishful thinking.
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He recommends spray-on cooking oil in the video, as it allows you to disperse the oil evenly.
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Here and there, the gleaming surfaces are faintly yellowed by cigarette smoke and the residue of cooking oil.
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China turns soybeans into cooking oil and soymeal, used in animal feed for the world's biggest pig herd.
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Worst affected by the shortages has been cooking oil, with payment problems putting suppliers off bidding in state tenders.
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Ration cards give access to cut-rate staples, but no one can live on cooking oil and rice alone.
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Palm oil, largely produced in Southeast Asia, is used widely in everything from cooking oil and soap to chocolates.
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The crystal is made of an organic compound, azobenzene, and oleic acid – essentially a dye component and cooking oil.
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When moisture from the turkey comes in contact with burning oil, it turns into steam, displacing the cooking oil.
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The tubular bodies, for instance, are pre-formed two-liter cooking oil containers that get discarded due to imperfections.
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Prices of bread, cooking oil and other staples have soared and the value of the rial currency has plunged.
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The pirates poured the fishermen's cooking oil into a pot on their victims' boat and turned the stove on.
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It turns out that everybody's favorite cooking oil can also miraculously rid one's body of its greatest scourge; cancer.
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The big picture: The Chinese are reliant on U.S. soybeans for animal feed — primarily for pigs — and cooking oil.
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Seasoning a cast-iron skillet requires that you cover the entire interior surface of the pan in cooking oil.
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At first, she admitted, she wanted to make more money for the temple by using low-grade cooking oil.
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Maize is the country's staple crop, while soybeans are used in the production of cooking oil and animal feed.
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The finished product, a regional cooking oil called rapeseed oil, is then sent back over the railroad to Kazakhstan.
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Some spaghetti, a small jar of sugar and a bit of cooking oil was Sanchez's pickings for the day.
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If you put a drop of water on it, it beads up, but if you put cooking oil, it'll spread.
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Canola, also known as rapeseed, is crushed in China to produce cooking oil and meal to feed pigs and fish.
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Men and children sat patiently amid piles of suitcases, rolled up foam mattresses, bags of rice, bottles of cooking oil.
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The country needs them for low-cost, high-protein livestock feed, and for everyday cooking oil for a vast population.
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According to Mr. Martínez, cartel operatives first created front companies that appeared to be selling legal items like cooking oil.
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Think about how everyone thought coconut oil was the miracle cooking oil a few years ago, just because it was new.
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That, however, hurt sales of food brands such as Jif peanut butter and Crisco cooking oil in the company's fourth quarter.
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N) said on Tuesday it would sell its Wesson cooking oil brand to Folgers coffee maker J. M. Smucker Co (SJM.
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I also sprayed the Pyrex with cooking oil before I placed the roast in the container to ensure it wouldn't stick.
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In less than an hour, even a mediocre cook with salt, pepper and cooking oil can produce an Instagram-worthy meal.
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They also have a vast stockpile of food, medicine, animal feed and cooking oil, which they have maintained since the 1920s.
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The United States is China's No. 2 supplier of soybeans, which are processed to make cooking oil and animal feed, after Brazil.
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Such feats are nothing for the top brass at Patanjali, an Indian purveyor of toothpaste, cooking oil, herbal concoctions and much else.
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Prices of basic goods like cooking oil and flour have shot up since a 2 percent tax was imposed on Oct. 1.
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On January 11th Olivine Industries, which produces cooking oil, halted business and sent home workers, saying it owed its foreign suppliers $11m.
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"If you put a drop of water on it, it beads up, but if you put cooking oil, it'll spread," says Tuteja.
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Dip the chicken pieces in the batter, then transfer to the cooking oil and cook until golden and crispy, about 3 minutes.
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Despite a deep economic and political crisis in Venezuela, Cargill will continue to produce flour, pasta and cooking oil there, MacLennan said.
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In fact,biodiesel producers around the United States now compensate restaurant owners who once paid to have their cooking oil hauled away.
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Used cooking oil is traded at prices pegged to crude palm oil, typically trading at a premium due to its greener credentials.
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Hamm said he has slowed operations at his 5 million gallon per year plant where he makes biodiesel from recycled cooking oil.
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Cooking oil disappeared from shelves for a time this year, residents said, as did baby formula, and rice is in low supply.
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Soybeans are crushed to make soyoil, used mainly as a cooking oil, and soymeal, a protein-rich ingredient used to fatten animals.
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China is the world's largest importer of soybeans, which are processed in the country for ethanol, cooking oil, and feed for livestock.
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Foreign-grown soybeans are a key source both of low-cost protein for feeding livestock and of cooking oil for Chinese kitchens.
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American growers supplied one-third of the soy that China shipped in last year, mainly to produce cooking oil and animal feed.
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Voters interviewed in working-class parts of Cairo said they had received free boxes of pantry basics like sugar and cooking oil.
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The food programme, created in 1991 to combat U.N. economic sanctions, covers flour and rice as well as cooking oil and sugar.
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Once heavily subsidized by the state, the price of basic staples such as bread, sugar and cooking oil have more than doubled.
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But sauteing in a bit of healthy cooking oil, such as extra-virgin olive oil, is a great way to cook many vegetables.
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Mustard greens, for example, are frequently used to make a distinctive cooking oil in Nepal, and are fermented for use in Bhutanese curries.
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Many Chinese offer meat products or cooking oil as gifts during traditional festivals like Mid-Autumn Festival, which falls in October this year.
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Algeria has avoided upheaval like other Arab countries but riots broke out in 2011 over a rise in sugar and cooking oil prices.
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China imports more than 215 percent of soybeans traded worldwide, crushing them to make cooking oil and protein-rich animal feed ingredient soymeal.
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A blackboard above the hatch lists prices for ugali (maize cooked into a sort of porridge), farina (similar to semolina) and cooking oil.
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In just one week, the cost of cooking oil, cereal and butter imported from South Africa leapt by as much as 30 percent.
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Aisha was on the phone with her mother, who was asking her to pick up milk and cooking oil on her way home.
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Workers' incomes have been eroded by the resurgent inflation and many now struggle to buy basic goods like sugar, flour and cooking oil.
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China was the biggest canola export market for Canada, which is the world's biggest producer of the crop used to make cooking oil.
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Few have tried making cooking oil from fresh green peanuts, which, when first pulled from the ground, can be as perishable as tomatoes.
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Cheap polka dot wallpaper peels from the walls, and a thick fog of rancid cooking oil and air freshener saturate your nasal passages.
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Malaysia and Indonesia produce about 90 percent of global palm oil, used in everything from cooking oil and soaps to chocolate and cosmetics.
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A witness cited by local news reports said the donor had been distributing flour, cooking oil and sugar when the stampede broke out.
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He had worked for years for Olivine Industries, one of Zimbabwe's oldest companies and the leading manufacturer of cooking oil, soap and margarine.
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"We're calling for calm," Ms. Díaz said, adding that Cubans should feel reassured that at least cooking oil would be in ample supply.
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But Zimbabwe is in an economic crisis, making millions of people struggle just to buy their staples of cornmeal, sugar and cooking oil.
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Today, there is a brigadier general in charge of cooking oil; another is assigned to laundry soap, body soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and deodorant.
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"All of our logistics fleet is fueled by our cooking oil," says Walid Fakih, general manager of McDonald's in the United Arab Emirates.
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Even though their average calorie intake didn't change much, the increased use of cooking oil was linked to higher BMI among Tsimané women.
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Almost every mainland resident of China was poor then and we had to use ration books to buy food, meat and cooking oil.
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At some branches owned by Zimbabwe's biggest grocery chain OK Zimbabwe OK.ZI, management limited sales of sugar, cooking oil and a popular local juice.
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But rather than sitting in a restaurant they were at a table surrounded by supermarket aisles stocked with nappies, baby formula and cooking oil.
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Still, all the money in the world can't help if the markets are out of onions and your cooking-oil connection has run dry.
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Smucker has been dealing with issues related to price hikes for Jif peanut butter and Crisco cooking oil as well as higher freight costs.
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One current dispute that could have blocked exports of Canadian canola, used mainly for cooking oil, has largely been resolved, Mr. Trudeau said Thursday.
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Using some of the potential sources of biodiesel, such as animal fats and waste cooking oil, significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions, but is expensive.
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If you have bottles of cooking oil that have been hanging around for several months, it is probably time to toss and replace them.
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Perhaps the chicken is marinated in spiced milk, dredged in spiced flour, fried in spiced cooking oil, and then coated in a spicy paste.
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FOOD A recipe last Wednesday for Limpin' Susan, an okra stir-fry with rice, misstated the amount of cooking oil in the first step.
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After grids have cooled, brush crumbs from the grooves, and absorb any excess cooking oil by wiping with a dry cloth or paper towel.
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Stories in the local news media focused on how rice, beans and cooking oil had been delivered to Rakhine Buddhists sheltering in Taung Pyo.
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In India, trans fats often take the form of vanaspati, an inexpensive cooking oil that is sometimes used repeatedly by restaurants and street vendors.
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As with other cast iron, you wash it by hand, dry it promptly, and wipe it down with a light layer of cooking oil.
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The FTC said retailers and ultimately consumers "would likely face higher prices for branded canola and vegetable cooking oil" if the deal was approved.
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"The most an international company pays is 20 million [Venezuelan bolivares] per month, and here cooking oil costs 2 million," Acosta told VICE News.
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Palm oil is one of the world's most commonly used vegetable oils, used to make everything from soap and cosmetics to chocolate and cooking oil.
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Her in-laws also refused to transfer the public distribution card to her name, denying her subsidised staples such as rice, wheat and cooking oil.
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The newspaper suggests that the Happy Belly line will feature staples like "nuts, trail mix, tea and cooking oil," while Wickedly Prime will provide snacks.
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The nuts of these trees are the main source of cooking oil for 80m people in 21 equatorial African countries stretching from Senegal to Ethiopia.
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She is among so many Afghan women who doused hot cooking oil on their bodies in an attempt to self-immolate and end their suffering.
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There was no electricity, and the price of basics like bread and cooking oil had shot up, for those who could find them at all.
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I discouraged customers from ordering Coke, because the company refused to divest from South Africa, and I came home every day smelling like cooking oil.
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On the coast at Bejaia, the government has barred delivery of equipment for Cevital's new line in animal fodder, next to its huge cooking-oil plant.
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Egypt's state importers have cancelled three cooking oil tenders in the last three months alone after not receiving enough offers or because prices were too high.
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"People have been very unhappy about the problems between the president and the governor," said Khairuddin Mayel, who runs a large cooking oil and foods business.
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One of the attractions of this is that the oils in question can be cast-offs, like used cooking oil, that would otherwise be thrown away.
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His mother said she found her son drinking a concoction of cooking oil and Parmesan cheese that, according to the lawsuit, was mixed with hallucinogenic mushrooms.
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Albeit an alarming sight, the cooking oil cans may not have been that much of a structural liability, a building technician told Taiwanese paper, Apple Daily.
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According to the 2016 City of New York report, more than 85033 percent of that municipality's sewer back-ups were caused by cooking oil and grease.
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Since Colorado legalized pot in 2014, an entire industry has developed selling an impressive variety of cannabis products, from edibles to cooking oil to topical ointments.
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Rukia now earns about 75,000 shillings ($20) per week selling petrol, cooking oil and beans - over five times more than when she took up seasonal jobs.
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Most of the soybeans shipped to China are used for soy protein to feed roughly 700 million pigs in the country, or to make cooking oil.
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Residents like Bringelo make a living harvesting Babassu nuts, a multi-use crop that grows in the wild and can produce porridge, cooking oil and cosmetics.
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Serve on a salad of sturdy greens tossed with croutons and drizzled with some of the cooking oil along with a squeeze or two of lemon.
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The trade ministry in Rwanda, which has seven confirmed coronavirus cases, fixed prices late on Monday for 17 food items including rice, sugar and cooking oil.
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In some countries, such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Portugal, McDonald's converts its waste cooking oil into biofuel for use in its own delivery trucks.
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Stamped with the faces of Maduro and Chavez, the CLAP boxes usually contain rice, pasta, grains, cooking oil, powdered milk, canned tuna and other basic goods.
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After collecting the money, Faludy rushed to the nearby market and spent it all on a chicken, two litres of cooking oil and a handful of vegetables.
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Still, in what Palestinians saw a goodwill gesture, Egyptian cooking oil began entering Gaza on Sunday, offsetting Israeli supplies cut off in retaliation for the border violence.
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Oils, vinegar, and sauces "The first three things that everybody should have are an olive oil, a regular cooking oil, and a good quality vinegar," Patel explains.
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Soybeans, which are used to make cooking oil and animal feed, are the top U.S. agricultural export to China, with the trade worth $12.7 billion in 2017.
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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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Greenergy, Europe's largest producer of biofuels made from waste, in September also acquired Singapore-based used cooking oil exporter Rexon Energy to help secure raw material supplies.
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The first Turkish Airlines flight is due to take off in 10 days carrying rice, flour and cooking oil, among other basic provisions, the GoFundMe page states.
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The farm provides lavender and honey to a Community Supported Agriculture co-op, and the inn's green practices include donating restaurant cooking oil to a biodiesel converter.
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Areny stopped using gas in 2008, when he modified his then car, a Renault Clio 1.9 Diesel, to run on leftover cooking oil he got from restaurants.
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But they discovered that electric buses failed to reduce carbon emission as much as using renewable fuels made with used cooking oil and non-consumable food waste.
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The Walt Disney Company touts its commitment to environmental sustainability, and they demonstrate it with its unusual way of powering one of its rides: with cooking oil.
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Federico Tripodi, chief executive of the Calyxt subsidiary, said the company hoped the soybeans would be used in cooking oil for commercial and industrial use by 2018.
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Abdulwahal Abdulla, a 50-year-old living in Bakasi for three years, hoped to trade his bowl of young tilapia worth roughly 150 naira for cooking oil.
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The government delivered bags of rice, beans and cooking oil to residents, who are forbidden from leaving the seaside slum, due to the Ebola outbreak in their community.
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But in recent weeks, imported commodities like cooking oil have been in short supply as a dollar shortage makes it harder for state importers to secure regular supplies.
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Nizamuddin, whose duties at his workplace include pouring cooking oil into tins and weighing them, uses plastic sheets to take shelter from rains and the chill in winter.
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Cooking oil is a particularly sensitive topic after a scandal over the use of recycled oil known as gutter oil, a few years ago, so shoppers are wary.
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His stocks include rice, cooking oil, soap and cornflakes — goods in high demand in Mosul districts resuming life after two- and-half-years of occupation under Islamic State.
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Last year, Americans consumed a record of more than 85033 billion gallons of biodiesel, made from a variety of resources such as soybean oil and recycled cooking oil.
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Starting every single day at 7 AM, despite her advancing years, Khondoker says she can't ever imagine a day without the smell of eggs frying in cooking oil.
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No such restriction applies to soya used in animal feed and cooking oil, so they now largely come from foreign crops with bioengineered traits such as pesticide resistance.
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Prices of basic goods from sugar to cooking oil to building materials soared during the month as much as 200%, the agency added, as the local currency fell.
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He dispatches workers every few days to check on the villages, sending them on a climb of several hours, bearing bags of rice, beans, pasta and cooking oil.
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"If dog food is not fresh, it tastes very much like stale cooking oil with fat," said Ruan Qionghao, another Shanghai owner of a golden retriever, named Mixiu.
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Another way to greener aviation is to diversify fuel type by using sustainable aviation fuels, which can be produced from plants, algae, cooking oil, and even municipal waste.
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Shoes, liquor, cigarettes, socks, sweets, cooking oil, cosmetics and noodles produced in North Korea have already squeezed out or taken market share from Chinese-made versions, defectors said.
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About 70 million Egyptians hold subsidy cards that allow them to purchase a range of staple goods like sugar, cooking oil and rice at outlets around the country.
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She packs the van with cooking oil, beans, diapers, blankets, clothes, puzzles and anything else her Interfaith Welcome Coalition can gather to help address the migrants' basic needs.
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Uganda, for example, has slapped new levies on cooking oil, mobile money and even social media—all measures approved by politicians who have exempted their own allowances from tax.
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Founded in 2011, it has its work cut out: some restaurants use rancid cooking oil, keep raw chicken on the floor or try to pass off donkey as beef.
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Two state-run food giants have been ordered to ramp up supplies of rice, flour, cooking oil and meat to Wuhan and Hubei Province, where the city is situated.
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THE INVESTORS gathered at a posh Cairo restaurant were eager to pour money into an economy that, just three years ago, lacked the hard currency to import cooking oil.
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On any given day planes whizz across the oceans partly powered by fuel made from agricultural waste (United), carinata seeds (Qantas), forest waste (Norwegian) or used cooking oil (KLM).
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We are later told that cooking oil is in short supply, leaving people unable to cook for themselves and further reliant on the limited hot meals provided by volunteers.
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Images have been circulating online of cooking oil cans clearly visible in pillars of the collapsed Wei Guan Golden Dragon Building in Tainan City, which was built in 1989.
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"I've just graduated ... and what I've got in the bank isn't enough for a bottle of cooking oil," said Gregorio Mendoza, a 23-year-old engineer in Puerto Ordaz.
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The price of a can of cooking oil or a sack of flour has more than doubled because the Taliban are not allowing food items to the district center.
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Prices for everything from building supplies to cooking oil have skyrocketed, while local wages have declined because of a sudden surge in Rohingya desperate for any kind of work.
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With Zimbabwe's banks strapped for cash, shipping essential daily commodities like rice and cooking oil to families from their relatives abroad has become a favored alternative to cash remittances.
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Two nations, Indonesia and Malaysia, provide the world with more than 23 percent of the palm oil used in everything from biofuel and cooking oil to lipstick and chocolate.
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Rizzi said the world's largest fast-food chain has a global sustainability program called "Scale for Good," which includes initiatives to tackle plastic pollution and its used cooking oil.
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In December, it challenged Post Holdings' $110 million acquisition of Treehouse Foods' private label cereal business, and in 2018, it challenged Conagra's $285 million acquisition of Wesson Cooking Oil.
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China is the world's top buyer of soybeans, using most of it for soy protein to feed roughly 700 million pigs in the country or to make cooking oil.
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Chinese demand for soybeans, which are processed into animal feed and cooking oil, has eroded as half of China's hog herd has been wiped out by African swine fever.
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Some oil cleansers basically look like cooking oil from your kitchen in a fancy bottle, and some are solid balms that melt upon contact with the warmth of your skin.
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The growth, a second straight month of rising output of the oil used in everything from cooking oil to soap, would boost stockpiles - potentially squeezing already weak palm oil prices.
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In recent months, Avinor has imported waste cooking oil, sold by AltAir in California from sources including fast food restaurants, he said, confirming a report in the Norwegian daily Aftenposten.
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The Chinese also get soybeans from South America and use most of the soybeans as protein to feed roughly 279 million pigs in the country or to make cooking oil.
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I put my iron wok over a low fire for two minutes, then apply a couple drops of cooking oil and spread it into a thin layer to prevent rusting.
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"It is as if people are preparing for war," said an astonished shopkeeper as Rwandans clamoured for rice, cooking oil, sugar and flour at a market in the capital Kigali.
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The curbs also threaten to disrupt the livelihoods of foreign workers and 650,000 smallholders, Nageeb added, saying the industry should be considered essential, as its output goes into cooking oil.
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For all flights leaving San Francisco starting mid-2020, it says it will use fuel with lower emissions made from food waste (in particular, used cooking oil and animal fats).
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Instead, the family lived deep in Venezuela's interior, where even cooking oil was scarce and products like bread and corn flour vanished almost as quickly as they arrived in stores.
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In 2013, 22 children died in a school in the eastern state of Bihar after eating food tainted with a pesticide that had been stored in a cooking oil container.
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Since May, when Trump took Washington out of the nuclear deal, prices of bread, cooking oil and other staples have soared and the value of the rial currency has plunged.
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Almost all of the ingredients for all of the meals come in the kits, though they might rely on you to have items such as salt or cooking oil on hand.
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Transport for London has been turning to biofuels to curb carbon emissions, trailing a fuel made with used cooking oil from the catering industry, the transport operator said on its website.
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A list of the staples she and her family are entitled to this month appears on the shopkeeper's computer: 220kg of rice, 25kg of wheat, some cooking oil, salt and sugar.
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He, his wife, their children and his elderly mother were given half a chicken, some cheese, rice, cooking oil and vegetables to put food on the table for their Eid gathering.
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"Even if it is an observational study, we believe that the cooking oil, rich in trans-fat, is an important factor in explaining mortality in those eating more potatoes," said Veronese.
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China acquires about two-thirds of the world's soybean trade, using most of it for soy protein to feed roughly 700 million pigs in the country or to make cooking oil.
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Even so, the poor have suffered from shortages of some staples, like cooking oil, while the rich are confronted with restrictions that amount to a sharp pinch, if not quite pain.
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Reuters witnesses at the scene of the collapse saw large rectangular, commercial cans of cooking-oil packed inside wall cavities exposed by the damage, apparently having been used as building material.
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Instead of SUVs, kids might show up in used-cooking-oil-fueled Bio Buses (another project led by students, one of whom recently represented Indonesia at the 213 Miss World pageant).
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Late Thursday, it came in the form of T-shirts and plastic bags with rice, cooking oil and a few other staples being handed out by volunteers rolling past in trucks.
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China buys about two-thirds of the world's soybean exports, using most of it for soy protein to feed roughly 700 million pigs in the country or to make cooking oil.
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We were halfway through the trip, and he resupplied us with water, ice, rice, rum, cigars, cooking oil and a dozen tomatoes that his wife, Ernestine, wrapped individually in paper towels.
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Margins in China for crushing raw soybeans into livestock feed and cooking oil have improved for mid-2020, the height of Brazil's soy export season, according to two China-based traders.
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According to the instructions, the only other supplies you need are cooking oil, a non-stick skillet with a lid, a baking sheet, a cutting board and a small mixing bowl.
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Although she is receiving some support from international aid groups like Save the Children, she fetches water and firewood on her own and jostles for handouts of rice and cooking oil.
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When citizens go to sleep at night, often in darkened homes, they are not certain whether the price of bread, cooking oil or milk will be the same in the morning.
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Cooking-oil cans and plastic foam were visible Monday inside exterior walls that split open during the collapse, causing frenzied speculation in Taiwan about whether they should have been filled with concrete.
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Further cuts may be made to subsidies for daily necessities such as flour, cooking oil and cooking gas, according to RHB, though these will likely be at a gradual and moderate pace.
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Some masked protesters clashed with police, spraying fire extinguishers from the inside of Yuen Long station as others smeared the floor with cooking oil, beer and detergent to stop the police advancing.
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One netizen complained about a litany of things that Chinese consumers have to watch out for, from cooking-oil scooped from drains and reused by restaurants, to fake medicines dispensed by doctors.
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It has helped biodiesel — made across the country from recycled cooking oil, animal fats and agricultural oils — grow from a niche fuel into a two-billion-gallon-a-year, commercial-scale industry.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Oslo airport is importing renewable jet fuel made from waste cooking oil in California, stirring criticism that shipping and trucking it more than 113,000 kilometers (10,000 miles) undercuts environmental benefits.
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"There's a chance that it could [clog pores] because this is hot cooking oil, not cosmetic-grade grease or oil," says dermatologist Jeannette Graf, MD.What we're really taking away from all this?
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If you want to try a pubic hair product to see if that gives you softer hair, you can try cooking oil, such as a small amount of coconut or olive oil.
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Reuters witnesses at the scene of the collapse have seen large rectangular, commercial cans of cooking-oil packed inside wall cavities exposed by the damage, apparently having been used as building material.
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Indonesian factories that produce domestic cooking oil ran at only 45% of their installed capacity on average between January and August, compared to 72% last year, according to Ministry of Industry data.
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As is the case for most Egyptians, breakfast is ful (stewed fava beans, usually served smothered in cooking oil) and taameya (a kind of falafel, again made with fava beans, and deep fried).
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Soybeans, crushed to make cooking oil and protein-rich animal feed ingredient soymeal, were the biggest U.S. agriculture export to China last year at a value of $12.3 billion, according to the USDA.
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Zimbabweans are also facing an economic crisis - prices of staples such as sugar, cooking oil and rice have risen as much as 60 percent since February, fuelling anger against President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government.
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A government assistance program created by Maduro delivers boxes of basic goods such as cooking oil and rice, but it is plagued with complaints that it favors those who support the Socialist Party.
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U.S. export prices have pushed even higher this week as sellers have bet on a bonanza, but Chinese crushers already face razor thin margins to turn beans into animal feed or cooking oil.
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The refinery produces renewable fuels, mainly from waste and residues such as used cooking oil, animal fat from food industry waste, fish fat from fish processing waste and residues from vegetable oil processing.
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Fuel and cooking oil are no longer available and the price of a kilo of flour leaped to 24,000 IQD ($20) in January, up more than 800 percent from December, the WFP said.
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Used cooking oil makes up a good chunk of what the company collects from thousands of sites across Southeast Asia, but it also buys coffee grinds, animal fats and palm oil mill waste.
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Justin Yuan, chief executive of the used cooking oil division at Chinese consulting company STIN Group, said shipments from China would likely hit 300,000 tonnes this year, up from 200,23 tonnes in 2017.
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A Reuters reporter saw voters receiving vouchers for groceries after leaving a central Cairo polling station, which they then exchanged for packages of cooking oil, pasta sugar and tea at a nearby charity.
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The government lifted the price of diesel and petrol by up to 27% on Saturday, which was followed by increases in the prices of goods like sugar, cooking oil and milk and transport.
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The grain board, which falls under the Trade Ministry, holds regular international tenders to import wheat and rice for the rationing programme that covers flour, cooking oil, rice, sugar and baby milk formula.
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If and when you found cooking oil, corn flour or sugar, you could offset the cost of more expensive food by reselling the cheap goods in the black market or across the border.
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At the UNRWA distribution centers in the Gaza Strip, there are bags and cartons filled with white rice, flour and sugar, brown lentils, chickpeas, cans of sardines, powdered milk, tahini, and sunflower cooking oil.
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The chains are seeking to restore the confidence of consumers skeptical of food producers, retailers and restaurants after a series of food scares in Asia involving tainted products from baby formula to cooking oil.
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It distributes subsidised food, such as pasta, rice and cooking oil, only to holders of biometric identity cards which the regime also uses to gather data on citizens, and insists they show when voting.
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Men and women queue separately, each clutching their green ration card, waiting for their number to be called to collect a cardboard box with salt, chickpeas, lentils, bulgur wheat, sugar, rice and cooking oil.
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It is no coincidence that women cross into Nigeria carrying rice on their heads, or that Mr Muhammad also specialised in deliveries of cooking oil and pasta, the import of which is supposedly banned.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Once surreptitiously dumped down drains in the dead of night, Asia's used cooking oil is fast becoming one of the most sought-after commodities in Europe - as a feedstock for biodiesel.
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Rising demand for a protein-rich diet in China has since 2001 triggered a six-fold jump in imports of soybeans, which are crushed to make soymeal, an animal feed ingredient, and cooking oil.
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The drought comes with Zimbabweans enduring the worst economic crisis in a decade - prices of staples such as sugar, cooking oil and rice have more than doubled since June, jacking up inflation to 175.66%.
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Not only is it the newest oil to confuse the hell out of you as you are perusing the aisles of your favorite fancy supermarket, it's also the most sustainable cooking oil out there.
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Be smart: China has a huge demand for U.S. soybeans — both for cooking oil and as animal feed — and won't be able to bolster its growing capabilities or find a new supplier anytime soon.
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Inflation has soared since import-dependant Egypt floated its pound currency in November, roughly halving it in value and increasing the population's reliance on basic subsidized goods such as bread, cooking oil and sugar.
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Near polling stations in poor neighborhoods, workers handed out cardboard boxes packed with free groceries — usually a mix of cooking oil, sugar, ghee, lentils or rice — to people who could prove they had voted.
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Only one restaurant responded -- McDonald's What came next was the hardest part of the two-year experiment for Simpson and his team of 10 students -- getting a large sample batch of used cooking oil.
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And the smell — of petrol and cooking oil, of nuts roasting and plantains frying, of sweat and sewage — quickly swept me up out of jet-lag into the right now of Ghana's capital, Accra.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Monday it filed an administrative complaint charging that J.M. Smucker's proposed purchase of Conagra's Wesson cooking oil brand would likely lessen competition and violate anti-trust law.
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No more cooking-oil sprays — which leave impossible-to-remove buildup on your cookware — no more soaking and scrubbing to remove cooked-on food, and no more greasing the pan before I use it.
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He declined to specify what subsidies might be cut in 2020, beyond saying the current subsidy system kep prices low for a wide range of goods and services, from electricity to bread and cooking oil.
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The $62 billion palm oil industry is considering whether to adopt new "no deforestation" rules for an oil found on supermarket shelves across the world, from cooking oil to snack food and soups to soaps.
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He hauls on a thin piece of rope to bring up the faecal soup in an old cooking-oil tin, then pours it into buckets before decanting it into an oil drum mounted on wheels.
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McDonald's stopped adding an artificial preservative to the cooking oil used to make Chicken McNuggets and removed artificial preservatives from pork sausage patties, eggs served on McGriddles breakfast sandwiches and scrambled eggs on breakfast platters.
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Harrouff's father, Wade Harouff, told the Palm Beach Post that after leaving the restaurant, Austin went to his mother's house nearby, where she stopped him from drinking cooking oil before taking him back to the restaurant.
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Experts say the changes are another sign the government wants to better coordinate regulation and enforcement of food safety, a hot-button issue after scandals in recent years involving contaminated milk powder and recycled cooking oil.
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Imported commodities such as cooking oil have been in short supply for weeks at outlets that offer subsidized goods to poor Egyptians as a dollar shortage makes it harder for state importers to secure regular supplies.
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If you're in a pinch, you can rub something like a bar of soap, petroleum jelly (not KY—not the same!), cooking oil or even a stick of butter all over the hinge to quiet it.
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Pour a few glugs of a neutral-flavored cooking oil like canola or grapeseed into the pan, and then place it on the stove over medium heat until the oil is shimmery and about to smoke.
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Those planning a camping trip will find in this guide a detailed equipment list; how-tos for packing a cooler and building and dousing a campfire; and key campsite cooking essentials, like condiments and cooking oil.
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Despite all the other efforts the Ugandan government and charities have currently underway (fortification of flour and cooking oil, distribution of supplements, dietary education), 38 percent of children under 5 are vitamin A deficient, Tushemereirwe said.
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Although they were originally introduced during World War II to assure the poor had access to basic food commodities, nowadays some 80 percent of Egyptians benefit from state-subsidized bread, flour, rice, cooking oil, sugar, and tea.
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If you wish, you can save it in a jar and refrigerate for future use as a potent flavoring or infusion in salad dressings, chicken marinade, an Asian vegetables sauce, or cooking oil for Asian stir-fry.
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Rohingya Muslims react as police and officials attempt to control a surging crowd waiting to receive rice, water, and cooking oil in a relief center at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Nov. 28.
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Total has said it will produce the biofuels using around 60% to 70% sustainable vegetable oils including rapeseed, palm oil and sunflower oil, and 30% to 40% from treated waste from animal fats, cooking oil and residues.
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It features solar panels on the roof of one of the stands, has an organic, pesticide-free pitch mowed by solar-powered mobots, water and cooking oil recycling systems and electric car charging ports outside the stadium.
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Soybeans, crushed to make cooking oil and the protein-rich animal feed ingredient soymeal, were the biggest U.S. agriculture export to China last year at a value of $12.3 billion, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Meanwhile, imported commodities such as cooking oil have been in short supply at outlets that offer subsidized goods to the poor, because a foreign exchange crisis has made it harder for state importers to secure regular supplies.
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There, the government accommodated some 300,000 people fleeing from what was then West Punjab, providing "100 tons of flour daily, along with large quantities of salt, rice, lentils, sugar and cooking oil," according to historian Ramachandra Guha.
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Big supermarket chains such as Mydin put in measures including special shopping slots and cashier lanes for the elderly and disabled and limited the purchases of staples such as rice, flour, cooking oil, hand sanitisers and disinfectants.
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So long as I'm making lists, I'd definitely like some buttermilk fried chicken at some point this weekend, with gravy made from a few tablespoons of the cooking oil when you're done frying, while the chicken rests.
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The government says it imports 80 percent of the food it distributes on a World War Two-like ration system that covers some basics such as rice, beans, sugar and a bit of chicken and cooking oil.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's central bank governor sought to reassure the public on Saturday as people again formed long queues to fill up their cars in the capital, with others panic-buying basic goods like cooking oil and sugar.
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The alleged abuse included beating the teen with broomsticks, choking her "almost to the point of unconsciousness" and, on one occasion, having hot cooking oil thrown on her by her mother, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar told reporters.
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Soybeans, crushed to make cooking oil and the protein-rich animal feed ingredient soymeal, were the biggest U.S. agriculture export to China last year at a value of $12.3 billion, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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Prices of imported goods, including cooking oil and dairy products, have also risen, and businesses say they are being forced to buy foreign currency on the black market at a premium, raising fears of a return to hyperinflation.
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The introduction of a new tax on electronic transactions in an economy desperately short of hard cash caused fuel shortages this month and prompted shoppers to stockpile goods, leaving shops empty of basics like cooking oil and sugar.
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It all seemed too good to be true — and it was, because the Clippers spent much of the rest of the game handling the ball as if it had been coated with cooking oil, finishing with 23 turnovers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said on Monday it filed an administrative complaint charging that J.M. Smucker Co's proposed purchase of Conagra Brands Inc's Wesson cooking oil brand would likely lessen competition and violate anti-trust law.
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It's a whopping 64 metres long, that's over 6 double-decker buses back-to-back 🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌😷#ThinkSink ðŸ'‰ Don't pour cooking oil, fat and grease down the sink#LoveYourLoo ðŸ'‰ Only flush the #3Ps - pee, paper and poo pic.twitter.
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" Bignell's Belgrove Distillery in Tasmania is powered by biofuels like leftover cooking oil—from the tractor to the still—and even leftover grains are used to feed nearby sheep, a process he describes as "a very, very closed loop.
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However, a Chinese consumer backlash against GM crops is beginning to dent demand for soy oil, its main cooking oil, and could spell trouble for the crushing industry, which relies on GM soybeans from Brazil and the United States.
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However, although aviation biofuel made from feedstocks such as flax or used cooking oil is already available, limited stocks and low oil prices mean only a few airlines, including Lufthansa and KLM, are using it on a trial basis.
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The company, a producer of cooking oil, sugar and other foodstuffs, said in October it would book a gain in the fourth quarter worth 94 million riyals after agreeing final terms for an insurance claim relating to a subsidiary.
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The congress' inspection commission said in a preliminary report that between January and June the government bought 7 million boxes of basic foods like rice and cooking oil imported from Mexico by middlemen, paying 55 percent above market prices.
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Over the years, in London, millions of tiny droplets of cooking oil have been funneled down into the city's underbelly from the drains of fried-chicken shops and curry houses, slipping past grease traps in a swirl of wastewater.
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"I was just starting to prepare, get Thanksgiving dinner going for the kids and what happened was I spilled a tiny bit of vegetable cooking oil, but just that small amount caught the oven on fire," DeCarvalho told WCAX.
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By 2010, nearly a third of households reported using cooking oil bought from stores, and it was the only food clearly linked to increased BMI, even as other foods like sugar or refined grains were also more commonly eaten.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The early morning line for food at the Anjinho Feliz community center stretches down the road as the swelling ranks of Brazil's poor and homeless wait for care packages of rice, cooking oil and biscuits.
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In a dimly lit minimá (mini-mall) in Havana he shows what a ration book entitles one person to buy per month: it includes a small bag of coffee, a half-bottle of cooking oil and five pounds of rice.
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With no power and no more fear of punishment from Islamic State's harsh rule, much of the population was in the streets on Monday, waving to military vehicles that handed out basic supplies like cooking oil, sugar and canned food.
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Both of these factors have made federal policy for advanced biofuels much more uncertain, compelling some advanced biofuel companies to adapt their business models to make things totally unrelated to fuel — like cooking oil and makeup, which can fetch higher prices.
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Trader Ali Mahdani ships his goods out of Dubai to the southern Yemeni ports of Aden, Mukalla or Mokha, goods worth 4-6 million UAE dirhams ($1.1-1.6 million) per month, around 2,000 tonnes of mostly rice, spices or cooking oil.
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Not the potatoes ("made from high-quality, thin-skinned potatoes"), not the cooking oil ("we may use canola oil, corn oil, sunflower oil or a blend"), not even a place of origin ("produced in Frito-Lay facilities across the country").
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Cost: WD-40 for $3 or free if you have some soap, Vaseline or cooking oil on hand Before you call the landlord when an outlet stops working, check the GFCIs—small red, black or white buttons on your outlets.
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JOHANNESBURG/LONDON (Reuters) - Prices of cooking oil and other basics soared in Zimbabwe as inflation nearly doubled in June, data showed on Monday, piling pressure on a population struggling with shortages and stirring memories of economic chaos a decade ago.
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Now the world's largest consumer and importer of soybeans — used in everything from animal feed to cooking oil — China has seen its growing affluence drive imports of non-traditional food products like olive oil and avocado, presenting new business opportunities.
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Easing trade tensions helped lift Chinese copper futures off 14-month lows, while prices of Chinese farm goods fell amid hopes that supplies of U.S. soybeans, used to make cooking oil and animal feed, may resume if disputes are resolved.
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Total has said feedstock for the 2500,2000 tonnes per year refinery will be made up of around 60 to 70 percent vegetable oil, and around 30 to 40 percent from animal fat, used cooking oil and residue from used palm oil.
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"From originally being a real estate company, their owners saw what football could achieve in terms of strengthening their brand, and they've now gone into other areas like entertainment and bottled water and cooking oil," Christopher Atkins, a player agent in China, said.
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Diaz explained that food shortages this year, ranging from cooking oil and eggs to bread and chicken and which have sent residents scampering in search of basics, were largely due to fewer imports of spare parts, feed and food, the report said.
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"These turkey fryers use a substantial quantity of cooking oil at high temperatures and units currently available for home use pose a significant danger that hot oil will be released at some point during the cooking process," the NFPA wrote on its website.
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According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Amelia DiStasio's son, Antonio, begged her to stop as she allegedly used 7 belts to bind his arms behind his back before placing him into the tub where he was burned to death with cooking oil.
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Total has committed to use less than 300,000 tonnes of crude palm oil per year at La Mede out of a total of 650,000 tonnes, with the rest coming from oils from other plants, recycled animal fat, cooking oil and industrial oil.
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On a recent evening, Oswaldo and a team of hired hands unloaded his day's haul from a raft into his pickup truck: boxes of toilet paper, toothpaste, yogurt, pasta, cooking oil and milk, all products he can sell for a profit in Guatemala.
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The United States has done the opposite, withholding $65 million from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which supports Palestinian refugees, including some 1.2 million in Gaza, many of whom rely on its regular handouts of flour, cooking oil and other staples.
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Simply buff away blemishes using the cloth and a bit of elbow grease, and for very stubborn marks try putting a few drops of cooking oil onto that cloth and rubbing it into the stainless, working with the "grain" of the steel.
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Since 2009, the Disneyland Railroad steam trains have been run on bio-diesel made from recycled cooking oil used to make park favorite fried foods like french fries, saving around 200,000 gallons of petroleum diesel each year, according to Disney Parks Blog.
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His work day delivering rice and cooking oil to street vendors in the bustling district of Santa Tecla had ended and like most people he was anxious to get home before the gangs that control the poor neighborhood where he lives enforce an informal curfew.
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Narotoli's 220-kilowatt mini-grid provides lighting to scores of homes linked by its poles and wires, as well as powering a seed-crushing machine for cooking oil, irrigation in the dry season and power for a poultry farm—all of which engender economic activity.
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One quirk is that cooking oil appears to become hugely popular in 2000, but that's actually because of a change in the way the data was reported, says Yau, rather than anything to do with the population swapping out Cola for liquid fat. Probably.
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According to a report published in 2017 by Imperial College, London, preparing and burning aviation fuel made by HEFA from used cooking oil yields a 69% saving of carbon-dioxide emissions compared with those created by refining and burning aviation fuel made from petroleum.
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Palm oil is in a lot of things, from mass-produced foods to beauty products, and is also extremely popular as a cooking oil around the globe, but the palm oil industry causes rampant environmental devastation, earning the ire of watchdog groups like Greenpeace.
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Moabi trees, which tower over the forest canopy, are valued by Bayaka people who extract cooking oil from their seeds for sale and domestic use, even as industrial logging has put this valued species under pressure and wiped them out in parts of Cameroon.
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Each refugee is supposed to get 12 kg of grain, 6 kg of dry beans, cooking oil and salt each month, but the U.N.'s WFP said this was delayed in October because grain was scarce in Uganda and the roads to Palorinya were bad.
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"They say they are in charge of the government, but the ones who are in charge are the ones who control the bridge," said Héctor Cárdenas, 52, who crossed the border to buys a month's worth of cooking oil, vegetables, soap and medicines in Colombia.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese consumer backlash against genetically modified (GMO) crops is beginning to dent demand for soy oil, the nation's main cooking oil, and could spell crisis for the multi-billion-dollar crushing industry, which depends on GMO soybeans from the United States and elsewhere.
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Genetics may also play a role, though researchers believe eating and exercise habits are more important; indeed, as roads and economic development have changes in the Tsimane diet (with a nearby market offering cooking oil and sugar) cholesterol levels among the people have begun to creep up.
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At present, according to Transport for London, which operates London's public transportation system, the city authorities want to ensure that increasing numbers of buses are fueled by a blend of diesel and biofuels made of products such as waste cooking oil and tallow from meat processing companies.
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In Mr. Khatteeb's view, many of the most profound changes under consideration by the government have become necessary: a tax system, the substantial whittling of government payrolls, and a reduction in the fuel subsidies and monthly food rations — sugar, tea, rice and cooking oil — that every Iraqi citizen receives.
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The purchasers, including lead plaintiff Robert Briseno, a California resident who sued Conagra in 2011, allege the Chicago-based packaged food maker used deceptive labeling dating back to 2007, calling the cooking oil "100% Natural" despite its GMO content, banking on consumers' willingness to pay more for natural products.
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Our Airbnb was in Vedado, a deceptively calm residential neighborhood of aging mansions which also features a few of the city's most thumping night clubs and Fábrica de Arte Cubano, an old cooking oil factory turned into a sprawling multiuse arts complex with a terrific restaurant, El Cocinero, on its rooftop.
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A bottle of cooking oil will cost 8.5 Egyptian pounds ($0.53) instead of 9.5, the price of sugar will decrease to 8.5 pounds per kilogram from nine, that of rice will be reduced to eight per kilogram from nine and flour will go down to 6.50 pounds per bag from 6.75, Moselhy said.
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Plastic Bank, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, started its work in Haiti three years ago; now about 2,000 collectors there can either receive cash, buy goods or services — such as cooking oil, LED lights or topping off pay-as-you-go cellphones — at one of the 40 recycling outlets around the country.
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At home my mother was making thin cabbage soup and scrounging together used cooking oil to light the lamp for the third night of our own celebration, coughing as she worked: another deep chill had rolled in from the woods, and it crept through every crack and eave of our run-down little house.
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Fatberg scientists — a lonely group — theorize that as cooking oil ages in the low-oxygen conditions of a sewer, it undergoes a process of saponification, hardening into a crumbly, soaplike substance whose nearest relation is the layer of "grave wax" that can mummify a buried corpse in a shroud of its own exuded fat.
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Focusing on these special products, which consist of palm oil refined for specific purposes such as shortening or high-quality cooking oil, will strengthen earnings of Sime Darby's and reduce exposure to volatility in palm oil prices, said Mohd Haris Mohd Arshad, managing director of Sime Darby Oils, the downstream unit of the company.
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She would remember the days when she fetched water from the village well — spilling so much because of her leg that she had to make multiple trips — to give her babies a bath, or the times when they devoured what little food she could provide, usually rice mixed with soy sauce and cooking oil.
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Ryan Standard of The Jacobsen, an American journal that tracks the trade in animal fats, says that anticipated global demand from Neste and its smaller American rival, Diamond Green Diesel, is likely to account for the equivalent of almost half the tallow, lard, white grease, poultry fat, used cooking oil and other Dickensian-sounding waste products produced in America.
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"With the money we used to spend on breakfast, lunch and dinner, we can now buy only breakfast, and not a very good one," said Gonzalez in her home, which on a recent day contained just half a kilo of chicken (about a pound), four plantains, some cooking oil, a small packet of rice, and a mango.
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It's hardly original to assert that of all the ways we experience place, sight is perhaps the least important; the thing that convinces me I'm actually in Japan, for example, is never the slur of neon outside the Tokyo-bound train's windows, but the perfume of soy sauce, cooking oil and burning cedar that is particular to the country.
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But eating more than the recommended 10 percent of your daily calories from saturated fat has been associated with high cholesterol and weight gain, which could put people at increased risk of heart disease (note that the same does not apply for unsaturated fats like nuts, cooking oil, and fish, which have been found to reduce the risk of diabetes and heart disease).
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More than half a century after 16 young artists from Osaka and Kobe, along with their mentor, Jirō Yoshihara, a 49-year-old businessman and scion of a wholesale cooking-oil company, founded the Gutai Art Association in southern Japan in 1954, many of the group's concoctions still look and feel as fresh and unexpected as they did when they were first produced.
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"In Surabaya, what happened was we were supposed to get paper scrap, but instead it came with other materials such as plastic bags, rubber, plastic bottles, plastic pouches from cooking oil and soap," Muhadhar said The ministry did not name the company that had exported the waste, but said it was the first time in around five years that scrap had been re-exported.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 35 minutes Ingredients for the chicken-fried Wagyu2 Wagyu beef steaks, butterflied and tenderized1 tablespoon butter, melted, for brushing1 teaspoon fresh thyme73 box Shake 'N Bake½ quart cooking oil (canola, vegetable) for the sautéed onion topping:2 tablespoons butter½ white onion, sliced1 tablespoon fresh thyme¼ cup beer (optional)cheese rind (optional)kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste Directions 1.
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"In Surabaya, what happened was we were supposed to get paper scrap, but instead it came with other materials such as plastic bags, rubber, plastic bottles, plastic pouches from cooking oil and soap," Muhadhar said The ministry did not name the company that had exported the waste, but said it was the first time in around five years that scrap had been re-exported.
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Servings: 26Prep: 27 minutesTotal: 28 minutes Ingredientsfor the egg roll:half head of cabbage, shredded37 tablespoon fresh thyme2325 tablespoon chopped garlicbacon lardons, approximately 23/24 pound cut into quarter-inch thickness2 pinches brown sugarCourvoisier (optional)1 tablespoon vegetable oil2 pinches chili flakessalt and pepper, to taste1 pound fresh peeled and deveined shrimpwonton wrappers (you can purchase these at your nearest Asian grocery store)small bowl of water (to seal the egg rolls)cooking oil, for deep-fryerfor the 'makes everything better' dipping sauce:1 can chipotle chilies3 cloves garlic33 cups honey Directions 1.
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Servings: 25Prep: 73 minutesTotal: 27 minutes Ingredients28 dozen shrimp, head on (with shells)for the shrimp marinade:½ cup fish sauce29 teaspoon white sugar1 teaspoon ground white pepper1/4 cup cooking oil (such as canola or grapeseed)for the Naam Jim seafood sauce:4 large cloves of garlicpint of salt10 Thai chilies or habaneros (if you can't find Thai)1/83 cup fish sauce½ cup lime juice¼ cup white sugarchopped cilantro, to taste Directions Chef's Tip: Find a dozen or so of the highest quality prawns or shrimp that you can find.
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