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Tag Archives: Food
A Krafty Lesson About 21st Century Consumers
The Golden Triangle is an interesting management concept. This magical object allows you to easily build any two sides. The third side, however, is more difficult, and expensive. “Good, Fast, Cheap” is one of the most common golden triangles. Want a good fast … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, Decision Making, Delivering Services, Improvement
Tagged Corporation, Food, Food industry, Heinz, Kraft, Processed Cheese
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The Meatless Revolution Has Arrived!
Meatless used to mean deprivation! Going meatless meant sacrifice… for religious reason, because your cholesterol is high, you might even want to save the planet from global warming. Sacrifice! Today, though, a switch from meat to meatless is probably more … Continue reading
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Tagged beef, beyond beef, chicken, Environment, Food, impossible burger, meatless, vegan, vegetarian
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Is America’s Food… Secure?
Periodically, America has a food scare. Sometimes it is tainted beef at a big supermarket chain, sometimes it’s E. Coli contamination at a national fast food chain. It might even be bird flu at a chicken farm. Some of our … Continue reading
Death By Sushi: The Eel, Nearly Extinct, And TOTALLY Delicious
(Previously published in AndSociety, January 14th, 2017) In America, we rarely think about food deprivation. Yet we are constantly learning about foods that have become scarce or on their way to extinction. Basics like bananas and oranges are under attack … Continue reading
Is America’s Food… Deadly?
When I was a child, I remember reading the “sort of newspapers” near the checkout in the supermarket. The National Enquirer, The Globe, The Star. “Supermarket Tabloids”, more entertainment than news, were kept safely separate from real newspapers. Stories of … Continue reading
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