Recent practices in the food industry derived from globalization and industrialization have also been correlated with negative consequences for human health.
The ability of agriculture to provide labour, food, industrial raw materials, and a market for industrial products is a significant measure of its contribution to industrialization and development.
In their quest for economic development and industrialization, reformers attempt to make the rural sector more responsive to the needs of the industrial sector for labour, food, industrial raw materials, capital, and foreign currency.
Indeed, with industrialization of food, globalization of trade, advertising and marketing of agro-food industries, urban dwellers are increasingly exposed to massive imports of manufactured food products (5).
By the end of the twentieth century there will be, in all probability, six thousand millions, desperately trying to extract twice as much food and, if industrialization becomes general, four times as much water and at least ten times as much fossil fuel and metallic ore as are being extracted from the earth today.
The latter appears as the consequence of food globalization and industrialization which translated into an increase in the consumption of added sugar in foods.
"They venerate the idea of a lost way of life, the intrusion of the fast-food chains and industrialization on the sense of place in the South.
In response to the industrialization of our food systems, food that is recognized as good is no longer simply food that is healthful; the moral needle has moved toward food that is organic, food that is local, food that supports a farmer whose name you know, and, perhaps above all else, food that has been affected by as little human intervention as possible.
Mr. Woolf challenged Mr. Ellis to ask questions about how the industrialization of food has affected America.
Whatever fragile culinary roots America had put down had been torn out by the industrialization of food production and packaging.
As beloved as it is, peanut butter has not been exempt from the backlash against the industrialization of food.
