Sentence examples for bread industry from inspiring English sources

"The ease of parbaked is really phenomenal," said Peter Franklin, a bread industry consultant.

It is a dirty little secret of the bread industry that not all bagels are bagels.

What is at stake nationwide is an almost $2 billion slice of the $16 billion bread industry.

Mr. Bernstein said the decline of the artisan bread industry was driven in part by many bakers' reluctance to give away their recipes for breads and other goods.

Although $40,000 may seem relatively little for a company with about $5 million a year in gross revenues, it is important, Mr. Mafoud said, because "in the bread industry we work with small profit margins" on each item.

Saccharomyces cerevisiae (S. cerevisiae) is a crucial fermenting microorganism for the beer, wine and bread industry.

Although Far Eastern peoples have traditionally preferred rice, consumed as a grain, consumption of Western breads was increasing there in the latter half of the 20th century; and in Japan the bread-baking industry, using U.S. processes, expanded rapidly after World War II.

Unsurprisingly, this move didn't sit too well with heads of the USSR's bread-wine industry, who hired a historical ringer to dig through musty old tomes for proof that they were the originators of the world's most popular breakfast liquor.

Women are being encouraged to work in bakeries – there was a shortage of bread when the industry's mainly migrant workforce fled.

That's why when the Atkins mania hit the food industry, bread and pasta were given a quick redesign (dialing back the carbs; boosting the protein), while the poor unreconstructed potatoes and carrots were left out in the cold.

The relevance and importance of these different techniques are illustrated with specific examples from the beer, wine, bread, and biofuel industry.