Sentence examples for excess produce from inspiring English sources

Now the rush is on for producers to find ways to rid themselves of the excess produce before the value of their products evaporate on the European market.

Farms sign up, advertise excess produce, and get paid once it's been taken off them.

City folk watched jealously while peasant incomes rose as farmers sold excess produce on the country's new "free markets".

But those supermarkets are very particular about their brands and do not allow Sunripe to give away excess produce with their labels on it.

"We are exploring a partnership with cooking schools to process excess produce into frozen vegetables, microwaveable stuff, or even complete meals, like frozen meals for working poor," she said.

It's nothing new (and neither is it restricted to restaurants, as Radiohead famously showed) – honesty boxes are often used by farms and small shops in rural areas to shift excess produce – but it's becoming increasingly common in restaurants and cafes.

If ever there were an example of regulatory excess producing the law of unintended consequences, this is it.

A heat transfer system conducts the excess produced heat from the electronics to the ambient sea water.

Both magnesium deficiency as well as thyroxine excess produced signs of magnesium deficiency in the sense of vasodilatation and hyperemia [99].

Catecholamine excess produces myocardial injury and cardiac dysfunction through multiple mechanisms including calcium overload, ROS overproduction, and beta-receptor downregulation and desensitization [ 27, 99].

The PCO2 gap, which has been shown to be inversely related to cardiac output (CO) [ 20], is considered as a marker of the ability of the venous blood flow to remove the CO2 excess produced in tissues [ 21].