Sentence examples for edible product from inspiring English sources

Academia and industry have pursued ways not only to deal with acid whey, but to make it a marketable, edible product for consumers.

The bigger the beast, the more food, land and water is needed to produce the final edible product, resulting in higher greenhouse-gas emissions.

Parents say the edible product provides the benefits but not the high of marijuana, and makes it easier to treat children who are too impaired to smoke.

And while plenty of pork goes into many sausages and laws, the ingredients of the edible product are specified in advance, carefully measured out and accurately identified on a label.

From the consumer's or food processor's point of view, however, fruit is generally characterized as the edible product of a plant or tree that includes the seed and its envelope and can typically be described as juicy, sweet, and pulpy.

Though the idea of Alec Baldwin on public radio may immediately call to mind a vintage "Saturday Night Live" skit in which he, Ana Gasteyer and Molly Shannon bat around the name of a certain edible product, Mr. Baldwin, the "30 Rock" star and "Glengarry Glen Ross" de-motivational speaker, evidently sees the medium as being capable of so much more.

Significant correlation among fruit quality parameters with soil microbiological activities reveals the positive impact of EM compost which may be adopted as an eco-friendly strategy for production of high quality edible products.

As well as directly providing edible products, trees in agroforestry systems support food production by giving shade and support to nutritious vegetable crops (Yamba and Sambo 2012; Maliki et al. 2012; Garrity et al. 2010; Susila et al. 2003).

The milling of wheat into flour for the production of bread, cakes, biscuits, and other edible products is a huge industry.

More than 90 percent of the world production of fats and oils is used in edible products, and the objective of most processing steps is to convert crude fats of low palatability or undesirable physical form into refined products that meet the regional requirements for food fats.

People have been finding edible products thrown out just as their best-before dates approached.