The organic material could be algae, which have an extremely high energy value per pound.
However, they were once the height of fashion, and between the 1880s and the first world war, the trade was booming; their "value per pound [was] almost equal to that of diamonds".
The aim of the plan, led by Sir Peter Bonfield, is to ensure that public sector procurement of food and catering services maximises the health of people, boosts support for a competitive UK food and farming sector, and delivers the best value per pound spent.
James is deeply disenchanted by the value-per-pound argument of the crummy Moskvitch 408, while Jeremy finds no pleasure in the Lada Riva, except for the excuse it provides to don a ushanka hat while motoring.
Statistics from the chemical industry as a whole can be misleading because of the practice of lumping together such products as inexpensive sulfuric acid and expensive dyes or fibres; included in some compilations are cosmetics and toiletries, the value of which per pound may be artificially high.
Pound per pound, which turkey tastes best?
But there is value beyond the price per pound.
This annual full-text report presents data on area, production, volume of sales, price per pound, value, and number of growers of mushrooms by variety (Agaricus and specialty types), type of production media, selected states and U.S., utilization for U.S., and intentions for the coming year.
Even assuming that we grant our median food gardener two growing seasons and a $3 per pound value for her produce, the math is not looking good.
Are they indeed "better values" (as in price per pound, etc).? Why? Write an economic analysis of these types of markets, including their membership fees, overhead costs, the value of a "super-sized" product, and customer attraction strategies.
This annual report presents the area harvested, yield, production, price per pound, and value of production, by variety, state, and U.S., for hops, and notes changes in these values from previous years.
