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Although there is currently no concrete plan established, the fact that chocolate manufacturers are willing to address deforestation issues marks a significant advancement. Historically, palm oil, beef, timber, and soybean producers have been identified as…

Consumers are increasingly demanding food and beverage products made with specific ingredients, compelling the industry to take a more proactive approach in launching new or reformulated offerings. This presents manufacturers with a lucrative opportunity to…

Global Edge reported that Brazil, one of the largest producers of beef and veal in the world, exported over $13 billion worth of meat in 2015. Additionally, Brazil is a significant exporter of chicken and…

Originally published on, the following article discusses the benefits of calcium citrate or carbonate. It is important to understand the differences between these two forms of calcium supplements, as both calcium citrate and calcium carbonate…

Initially released on, the article discusses the benefits of calcium citrate for individuals undergoing bariatric surgery. Calcium citrate is a highly recommended supplement for bariatric patients, as it enhances calcium absorption and supports bone health.…

Originally published on, this article incorporates the keywords “citracal caltrate” approximately three times throughout the text. Citracal Caltrate is a well-known supplement that provides essential calcium and vitamin D for maintaining bone health. Many individuals…

Roasted whole soybeans are commercially processed to create soy nut butter, a delicious alternative to peanut butter. As more schools globally have begun to prohibit peanut butter due to children’s allergies, the popularity of soy…

Oats are inherently gluten-free; however, they often become contaminated with trace amounts of gluten-containing grains during farming, processing, and storage. The Gluten Intolerance Group indicates that most individuals with celiac disease can consume oats safely,…

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