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sourcing performance, given the substantial volume of palm oil used by our spreads business. to maximize our impact, we've focused our efforts on a priority set of key crops and commodities. these priorities include palm oil, paper and board, soy, sugar, tea, dairy, rapeseed, cereals, vegetables, cocoa
in palm oil and tea. we will support external certification standards where they are available and shown to drive impact in the environment and the livelihoods of the farmers and smallholders in our supply chain. we will deploy our own sustainable agriculture standard where external certification is not...
https://www.unilever.com/sustainable-living/reducing-environmental-impact/sustainable-sourcing/
in organic refined coconut oil. the breading includes whole wheat flour, panko breadcrumbs, cayenne pepper, black pepper, parsley & oregano. our slaw is fresh, crispy and delicious. green cabbage, carrots, pickled onions & jalapeños. our veggies are coming from farmers who are stewards of the land. not
dependent on insecticides, round up or other toxic chemicals. our artisan buns and wraps are clean and simple with ingredients you will recognize like flour, butter, sugar, honey. our brioche style bun is toasted to order in a organic blended coconut, sunflower and red palm oil. our wrap is whole wheat...
https://theorganiccoup.com/
foodsafety.gov .) toss: raw or leftover cooked meats, poultry, seafood lunchmeats, hot dogs, bacon, sausage tuna, chicken, egg salads soy meat substitutes low-fat and shredded cheeses soft cheese (such as cottage cheese, brie, muenster, ricotta, mozzarella) eggs (raw and cooked) and any dishes containing
with meat and/or vegetables toppings) keep: hard cheeses (cheddar, colby, swiss, parmesan, provolone) processed cheeses butter, margarine fruit juices, opened (if pasteurized) fresh and canned fruits raw vegetables peanut butter condiments (mustard, catsup, relish, soy sauce, barbecue sauce) jelly bread...
https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food-safety/article/after-blackout-what-toss-what-keep