Sentence examples for bread producers from inspiring English sources

Some altar bread producers, like the Poor Clare Nuns of Bernham, Texas, were reportedly driven out of business by what they called "that big monstrous secular competition".

Some altar bread producers, like the Poor Clare Nuns of Bernham, Texas, were reportedly driven out of business by what they called "that big monstrous secular competition". Members of that now-defunct order were apparently most offended by Cavanagh's marketing bids.

Similarly, Egypt's fortified Baladi bread producers introduced an online fortification monitoring system in 2011 that generates automated alerts in cases of outliers from the normal fortification range, shortages in warehoused premix stock, and other system disturbances that may result in underfortified products.

In February the largest mass-market Japanese-style bread producer in Indonesia inked a joint venture with Monde Nissin to build a plant in the Philippines, ASEAN's second-most-populated country.

I have broken bread with producers and screenwriters and directors to discuss possible adaptations of my books.

Egypt is the biggest bread wheat producer with 7.4 million tons (MT) in 2007, but at the same time, it had to import 5.9 MT.

In February 2016 the company partnered with Indonesia's largest bread-products producer, Nippon Indosari, to begin operations in the Philippines.

Similar to how quality is based on geographic source for products like wine and coffee, he believes highlighting the origins of bread would encourage producers to also own these farms and ultimately produce a truly artisan, single origin bread.

In foods like low-carb bread and pasta, producers substitute fibrous carbs for some of the more refined ones, resulting in a product that is claimed to provide fewer "net carbs" than the original.

In 2015 the Dahl family sold Dave's Killer Bread to Flowers Foods, a heritage company founded in 1919 who is the second largest producer of bread and baked goods in the United States.

Although the producer's bread and butter has traditionally been the kind of 14-year-old-boy friendly action epics epitomized by the lamentable duo of "Con Air" and "Gone in 60 Seconds," connoisseurs of Bruckheimiana have sensed a recent change in focus.