Sentence examples for products dates from inspiring English sources

While Malaysia's history of monitoring halal products dates from the 1960s, China's halal certification system is at an earlier stage of its development, according to Darhim Hashim, chief executive of the International Halal Integrity Alliance, a nongovernment organization based in Kuala Lumpur that recently released international guidelines to cover some aspects of the industry.

In Asia, the preference for light skin and use of whitening products dates back hundreds to thousands of years, and is most often attributed to the connection between fairness and wealth and luxury (allowing one to stay out of the sun).

The consumption of fermented food products from various grains, vegetables, beans, fish, and dairy products dates back to Neolithic times.

Especially fried foods, grapes or raisins and their products, dates or dried fruits, olives or their oils, chocolate, tropical fruits or their oils, etc. unless the vet gives the OK.

Indeed, the toys prized by benders, like various versions of Texas Instruments Speakk & Spell products, date from the 80's and early 90's, when complex, infinitely bendable circuits had yet to be reduced to a single integrated chip.

Last fall, after prodding by Dr. Doshi and others, the drug giant GlaxoSmithKline announced that it would share detailed data from all global clinical trials conducted since 2007, a pledge it later expanded to all products dating to 2000.

Namely a prejudice toward Apple products dating back to the late '80s.

The museum itself, which opened in 1994 and closed abruptly in 1998, was filled with all manner of menstrual artifacts: the very first Kotex advertisement from January 1921; a collection of Tampax products dating back to the 1930s; a pink dress made almost entirely out of menstrual cups.

The product dates to the early 1800s, when it was called soda crackers, and Premium -- which has the majority of the saltine market in the United States, according to Mr. Christensen — was introduced in 1876.

Nowadays, as he looks for work, he's building ideas for how to get by: buying a loaf of bread and putting it in the freezer; cutting a joint into bacon ("Boil it and you lose half the size"); or finding ways to stretch product dates.

Before this upgrade, the disclosures had been limited to the name of the company, type of product, date of submission, ZIP code associated with the complaint and what the response was.