Food insecurity was defined as the percent of households who reported no rice stored for consumption by household members.
Succulent peaches, blueberries, and even meats can be canned and stored for consumption later.
And the meat harvested during these expeditions is sold in stores for human consumption.
Season for date harvesting, drying and storing for later consumption (esp. during Ramadhan).
Off-trade stores cover high street retail outlets including supermarkets, off-licences and convenience stores which sell alcohol for consumption off the premises (which accounts for 68% of pure alcohol sold in the United Kingdom in 2012 15), but not sales in pubs, bars and restaurants.
This trend is driving the marketplace to create smaller houses, cars, stores and retail packages for consumption.
Its heart is a submarine-like plant room regulating meltwater for consumption, storing electricity in huge batteries and compacting excrement for helicopter evacuation.
The shelf life of food is defined as the period during which a stored product remains suitable for consumption and is normally determined by the degree of softening, shriveling, and rotting of fruit.
To avert risks of famines and floods, people tried to grow more than required for consumption and stored them for potential natural calamities.
After six weeks, fermentation was complete, and the wine was filtered into larger containers and either sold for consumption or stored in a cellar or cistern, lasting for three to four years.
Fruit began to be stored in the central Illinois using refrigerators, for consumption in later seasons.
