food manufacturer
- noun
- /fuːd ˈmænəfækʧərər/
- After the recall, the food manufacturers improved their safety protocols to prevent similar issues in the future.
- pet food manufacturers
- junk food manufacturers
- frozen food manufacturers
Indeed, the big food manufacturers have adopted the Big Tobacco playbook.
- Indeed, the big food manufacturers have adopted the Big Tobacco playbook.
- Because that's what the big food manufacturers think all doctors and all people are afraid of.
Examples
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Many food manufacturers are now focusing on sustainability to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
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The next step is to persuade all food manufacturers to use the standard format.
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A chef might find an ally in a food manufacturer.
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You need to count total carbs and you need to never trust a food manufacturer with your health.
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Nowadays, food manufacturers use high-fructose corn syrup.
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First, Israeli food manufacturers and supermarket chains function as cartels; three local dairy companies, for instance, dominate the dairy market.
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Baby food manufacturers stopped buying apples treated with daminozide, and some supermarkets stopped selling Alar-treated apples.
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Unlike the European Union, the US government doesn't require food manufacturers to disclose their use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Four years ago, the International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA) formed a committee to standardize the way in which food manufacturers supply information about their products, including nutrient values.
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The new regulations require all food manufacturers to list ingredients clearly on their packaging.
Synonyms
A company or person that makes many products, often with machines
Someone or something that makes goods to sell
A business that makes or sells food products
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Morphology
The noun-noun compound 'food manufacturer' is compositionally transparent: 'food' (edible products) combined with 'manufacturer' (entity producing goods) yields a producer of food. This is a regular, cross-linguistically common formation, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Food manufacturer puts together food, meaning what people eat, and manufacturer, meaning someone who makes things. Think of a factory line filling many packets of snacks, so that image explains why the phrase means 'a person or company that makes food in large amounts'.