This is my edit of Part two of the Aspartame segment that aired on TVNZ Ch1 Closeup programme which featured Dr Bernadene Magnuson, of the “International Food Biotechnology Council” which is run by the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) which is a Washington-D.C. based lobby group funded by food, chemical and drug companies. Primarily it acts on behalf of the global food manufacturing industry, but it also includes operations involved with agriculture and genetic modification; pesticides and pharmaceuticals; confectionery; and even with such dubious consumables as cigarettes.However, its private agenda has often been designed to thwart attempts to regulate or reduce public exposure to many dangerous or environmentally-damaging substances. Its private interests are focussed on the financial benefits of its major backers the larger food companies and their trade associations.
Part three will focus on conflicts of interest and background of Dr Bernadene Magnuson. Part four will focus on the social engineering of new zealand public by the americanization of new zealand in the 1980’s (when McDonalds first came to nz) and the history of NZ been used as a guinea pig nation by the CIA for its subliminal message technology for tv started in nz by Ray Cline (CIA agent from the USA) in the 1980s.. stay tuned! and wake up!
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The process of making chocolates generates a large amount of confectionery effluent. In Pune, Maharashtra, a dairy products plant generates about 350 cubic metres of effluent. For treating this effluent, the factory has developed an energy efficient system of aerobic and anaerobic treatment. The process generates biogas which replaces about 75 litres of oil used in the factory’s boilers every day. And the treated water feeds the fish ponds and is used for watering the gardens of the factory.
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Senior Packaged Foods Analyst, Franciso Redruello, discusses how changes in legislation in China will affect the local packaged foods industry. Changes in the law will increase the cost of production, therefore raising unit prices. This change in price will ultimately have a negative impact on Chinese consumers, but it will give a chance for international manufactures to enter the Chinese market.
Due to the economic crisis, China has had a relatively large inflation rate, and global unemployment is still high. Because of these influences, global economic growth is slow and demand is weak for some packaged foods, such as chocolate, but strong for necessary items, such as milk and soup.
When Kraft took over Cadbury, Kraft acquired a presence in the Asia Pacific market. Now that these two companies have merged, the combined resources mean lower prices for their products. Confectionery products – which is one of the fastest growing categories in the region – may now gain an even stronger demand in Asia Pacific due to these lower prices.
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Costruzione Impianti per la produzione di torrone e per l’industria dolciaria
Plants for the nougat production
Costruction of confectionary industry plants
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Site Vistors Induction DVD for Tangerine Confectionery a UK based confectionery manufacturer with one of the most diverse ranges of traditional and contemporary confectionery in the industry.
Produced by KRA (Ken Robinson Associates) Tel: 0845 2301891
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Interview with Brendan Roantree and Donal Kavanagh from Zed Candy. They tell how they have started at ISM, how it helped developping their business and how they use ProSweets Cologne to talk to supliers.
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Introduction to the confectionery industry.
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Costruzione Impianti per la produzione di torrone e per l’industria dolciaria
Plants for the nougat production
Costruction of confectionary industry plants
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Chocolate – The Bitter Truth 5 of 5 – Child Trafficking – BBC Panorama Investigation, recorded on 08.05.2010 .
This is the bitter truth that we all face each and every day, no matter if we are chocaholics or prefer a good cup of tea to start our day. even if we abstain from both, there are a myriad of items, beginning with our clothing that are only that convenient because somewhere there is a child labouring for next to nothing for your convenience and of curse my convenience.
I cannot highlight all issues here and guess neither can the BBC. Why exactly they selected the chocolate industry, out of so many examples, to report will remain a mystery to me, yet in all fairness only two years ago they highlighted the same issue in the cotton industry, so this is not a vendetta against my beloved chocolate…
Still the issue remains … Why is it so difficult for the industry to impose sanctions on Child Abuse (or any abuse full stop) ? Is it that they simply don’t care ? Is it gaps in legislation ? Well, I hope this documentary can show that it is neither of these … as far as I can see, abuse (be it Children or other victims) happens as long as one lets it happen. There is always a “Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” out there somewhere. and as long as they can get away with it, they will…
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Chocolate – The Bitter Truth 4 of 5 – Child Trafficking – BBC Panorama Investigation, recordede on 08.05.2010 .
This is the bitter truth that we all face each and every day, no matter if we are chocaholics or prefer a good cup of tea to start our day. even if we abstain from both, there are a myriad of items, beginning with our clothing that are only that convenient because somewhere there is a child labouring for next to nothing for your convenience and of curse my convenience.
I cannot highlight all issues here and guess neither can the BBC. Why exactly they selected the chocolate industry, out of so many examples, to report will remain a mystery to me, yet in all fairness only two years ago they highlighted the same issue in the cotton industry, so this is not a vendetta against my beloved chocolate…
Still the issue remains … Why is it so difficult for the industry to impose sanctions on Child Abuse (or any abuse full stop) ? Is it that they simply don’t care ? Is it gaps in legislation ? Well, I hope this documentary can show that it is neither of these … as far as I can see, abuse (be it Children or other victims) happens as long as one lets it happen. There is always a “Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” out there somewhere. and as long as they can get away with it, they will…
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