Sentence examples for drink packaged from inspiring English sources

It's bizarre, really: In order to eat meat and drink packaged milk, we take a crop like soybeans, oats, corn, or wheat, which are all rich in protein, fiber, and complex carbohydrates―the things we need―and totally devoid of cholesterol and artery-clogging saturated fat―the things we don't need and shouldn't have.

Coca-Cola has invested close to $1 billion in India, where it now sells carbonated soft drinks, packaged drinking water, energy drinks, fruit juices and ready-to-drink tea and coffee.

(i) Soft drinks packaged in bottles manufactured before October 31 , 1975shall be exempt from the requirements prescribed by this section to the extent that information which is blown, lithographed, or formed onto the surface of the bottle is exempt from the size and placement requirements of this section.

And downstairs, the 17-foot marble bar helmed by mixologist Zane Harris, formerly of Dutch Kills and Maison Premiere spotlights an array of intriguing cocktails, from sweet classics like the blackberry Bramble to spiked homemade drinks packaged in a bag (think Capri Sun for adults).

Vegetable consumption will require the largest sample size to demonstrate change over time, compared to other dietary outcomes, such as sweetened drinks, packaged snacks (e.g., chips, muesli bars), confectionary/chocolate, cake/sweet biscuits, and fruit, based on sample size analyses.

Based on the data presented by the Australian Beverage Industry reporting an increase in the sale of diet beverages and water among the adult population [ 38] it is possible that some children and adolescents also have changed the intake of regular (sugar-sweetened) soft drink to diet soft drink or packaged water.

You're seeing more paper in food and drink packaging, too.

Shocking: The F.D.A., citing lack of evidence, declined to ban the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) from food and drink packaging.

"Environmental Implications and Market Analysis of Soft Drink Packaging Systems in Mexico: A Waste Management Approach," (with Sergio Romero, David Muñoz, Emiliano Detta, Arturo Palacios, and Adriana Laguna), International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, 2009, 14(2):147-143.

This year, sites like the 40/40 Club, once the beneficiaries of opulent affairs, have shifted their focus to enticing smaller groups with specific food and drink packages.

The pieces have hollow aluminum frames interlaced with colorful plastic ribbons made of 60 percent recycled food and drink packaging material and 40 percent polypropylene.