Sentence examples for cereal industries from inspiring English sources

For examples, the juice industries produced a huge amount of waste as peels, the coffee industry produced coffee pulp as a waste, and cereal industries produced husks.

But the cereal industry shows no signs of slowing down.

General Mills, which is based in Minneapolis, is competing with the Kellogg Company in the $6.5 billion cereal industry.

By then, the religious fruit loop John Harvey Kellogg was also using ads to turn the cereal industry into a global juggernaut.

But just suppose that the cereal industry is right, and that nobody has time to eat breakfast at home any more.

But federal regulators have taken issue with some cereal industry assertions, including in May 2009, when the Food and Drug Administration warned General Mills that it risked violating federal law with claims that its Cheerios Toasted Whole Grain Oat cereal helped reduce cholesterol.

Though the company suffered during a period of competitive price-cutting in the cereal industry in the early 1990's, General Mills has been a strong performer in most of its businesses over the last few years.

In the late 20th century the ready-to-eat breakfast cereal industry sold the equivalent of several billion bowls of cereal to Americans yearly, having far surpassed the market for the traditional "hot" cereals made from rolled oatmeal or enriched wheat farina.

One is the explanation offered by the cereal industry: that so shackled are we to our precariously held jobs, none of us have time to tinkle some flakes into a bowl and slosh a bit of milk on them (this thesis is somewhat undermined by the fact that porridge sales have increased over the same period: even speedy microwave porridge takes longer to prepare than a bowl of Coco Pops).

Wheat bran, an important by-product of the cereal industry, is rich in potentially health-promoting phenolic compounds.

Kellogg has been the cereal industry's leader almost since the day W.K. Kellogg and his physician brother began selling corn flakes to former sanatorium patients in 1906.