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on February 13, 2022
Alhamdulillah. Yes we know that, Food, Cloth, Home/Shelter, Education,
Treatment all these are our basic needs as we are human being & moving with
large, complex brains.
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From womb to till death we are going through needs. Day by day the type of our
needs are changing with new products & services. Also there have/will be so
many ways to get our needs.
Now question is, how to get my proper needs in a shortest possible time frame.
Answer is 2 & first one is, you or on behalf of you someone have to go
physically to collect your needs by choosing the proper needs. Second solution
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1.# How to get popular FOODS : (Heading page)
We are always searching for new taste & here you will know about Customer's
,Ready to serve foods, ingredients to cook, Food related business & industries
worldwide, source & supplier of foods.

2.# How to get Fashionable popular CLOTHS/Fashion brands : (Heading
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Everybody is looking for comfort & nobody compromise in the matter of
clothing & here you are going to discover Customer's, Top designed &
Fashionable Garments, Garments related business & industries worldwide,
Source & supplier of Clothes as well.

3.# How to get luxurious HOME decors & popular design: (Heading page)
This is fact of choice & you are trying to get the best for your loving place
regarding home décor and retails designs, let's know about Customer's,
ingredients & equipment for construction, Home decors & retails designs,
Construction & interior design related business industries worldwide, also
Source & supplier as you searching.

4.# How to get top level knowledge of EDUCATIONAL institutions -renowned
& popular : (Heading page)
For better tomorrow need better education let's get updated about Education
equipment's , Educational institutions, Educational equipment's related
business & industries worldwide, Source & supplier, Customer like us to get the
services.

5.# User satisfactory level data for TREATMENT : (Heading page)
To survive & to survive with ease and comfort we have to be healthy by getting
related details of Medicines & remedies, Medical equipment's, Clinic &
Hospitals, Medicines, medical science remedies & equipment's related
business industries worldwide, Source & supplier , also Customer's based on
situation.

6.# Best way of EARNINGS/INCOME: (Heading page)
Who is here who don't want to know how to earn & how to earn in easiest way
so, let's unpack the best ways to start your income through Job , Business , to
be Self employed, some Others way also by considering person and socio
economic conditions.

7.# Top FASHION brands : (Heading page)
Who don't want a glamorous look ? Perhaps no one is here & there. So, why not
checking the details of Customer's, Top Fashion Brands, Fashion brands
related business & industries worldwide, Source & supplier of popular desired
brands.
8.#Science blessing DEVICE and
Technology brands : (Heading page)
Not a single second we can think without the touch of technology or devices
and this is the reason we are going to know about Customer's, Popular

Device & top technology brands, Science device & Technology brands related
business industries worldwide, Source & Supplier of devices as well.
9.#BODY SHAPE with physical
exercise: (Heading page)
To be fit we are trying our best with or without gym equipment's & always
searching for the best ways to keep ourselves healthy and good looking as
well. So, let's get information's about Exercise without GYM equipment
,Exercise with GYM equipment , Exercise & GYM equipment related business

industries worldwide ,Source & supplier , most importantly Customer's with
different needs.
10.# Historical places & how to plan for visit and TOURS @holiday for
refreshment & mind entertainment with joyful knowledge :
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Life without a rest is very tough & we always looking for a space so, let's
know about Historical places, Tour/Visit business & related growing
industries worldwide, Source ,Suppliers, travel agencies & event
management partners, updated Customer's who are having all facilities.

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Online shopping it’s like a tree with full of your necessary goods as leaves and
you will take one after one as you wish to get in just one click. Undoubtedly
online shopping is one click solution for your every single needs. Sometime it’s
happen that someone receive the ordered goods like a gift as just because of
that he or she forgot after making order in online.
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Here you can find the best seller and top selling products list. If you are
searching for the best one you want to buy then it will be your right effort to
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What are the best hospitals in the world ?

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Famous Historical places worldwide !

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13.(1).*Story 13.(2).*Poetry/Poem 13.(3).*Thoughts 13.(4).*Lines
13.(5).*Creative writing/Articles
## Story, Poetry, Thoughts :

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My earning story-
My first earning was at the age of Twelve. That time i was reading in class
seven. I did a support in my cousin work and it was a contractual work to done.
After getting the payment has counted my contribution and shared with me.
The amount was USD 1.00 & i was so happy.
My second income was just after one year of first one as i received an amount
by selling my old books & the amount was USD 5.00
My third income was started as a tutor from the age of fifteen. I did this several
year.
Way 4 of income was multi level marketing and worked with several
companies.

Way 5 of income was event management and worked for western union money
transfer merged with a bank.
Way 6 of income was worked as a sales man.
Way 7 of income was by selling Grossary items by opening a branch office. I
was office owner with two partner and shop owner was different and get paid
Commission based.
Way 8 of income was share investment business and did primary IPO &
secondary trade till graduation. After graduation also traded several years.
Way 9 of income started after graduation as a data entry person in VAT office.
Way 10 of my income was the job of marketing in a beverage company.
Job and way 11 of income was in banking sector in card division but left the job
without Salary.
Again the way 12 of Income was insurance sector as a data entry officer but, left
this job also without salary.
Way 13 of income started as a Trainee merchandizer.
Way 14 of income was started as an accountant in FMCG sector.
Way 15 of income was also a job in accounts Department in a housing company
operated real state business.

Way 16 of income was started as a telesales person for a Canadian company.
Way 17 of income was started as a customer service (care) representative-CSR
@Airtel.
Way 18 of income was a job in inventory part under commercial & sourcing
department.
Way 19 of income is a job in Supply chain Department and looking after import
part as international sourcing & Local purchase as well.
One option and way of income i haven’t shared as it is open secret and never
ending passive income.
Good luck for you!
(All pages) 13.(2).*Poetry/Poem: (Top of
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*AllahuAkbar the first voice i heard after born
Mother' the first word i said while grown.
La ilaha ill Allah Muhammadur Rasulullah (sm) the first sentence i believe
Islam is my energy for life to proceed.

Mankind is my love for whom i cry
Humanity is the concern that's the reason i think what is happening & why?
The day of death will must come to each lives for final destination
So only good deeds should be all of our passion.
(All pages) 13.(3).* Thoughts: (Top of
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Why to survive Tomorrow:
Yes, this writing is for you if you searching for this answer that, why i should
live tomorrow as some of us is looking for the meaning of life to survive.
You must need to expect to see the next day cause you will never come back
after death. Nobody can give you this facility in this creation. This is one way
journey.
You must need to survive till tomorrow cause you have to perform tasks with
Virtue & good deeds to agree Almighty Allah give you pardon for your sins.
You must need to survive to do something exceptional to make people
remember you with respect, cause nobody is going to feel you after death as
this is a busy world.

You should live the next second , next minute, next hour, next day to perform
your mandatory prayers to make Almighty Allah happy upon you to rest in
peace after natural death.
Set your goal to survive next moment, next year & rest of your life.
Life is very very much valuable as nobody will agree to give a life against the
whole world!!
(All pages) 13.(4).* Lines (Top of
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For Fire_ Oxygen +Material +Flame 3 is must (remove any one_ Fire stop)
same as for War_ Party who start +Party who face +Third party who is the
reason is must (remove any one war Stop).
(All pages) 13.(5).*Creative writing/Articles: (Top of
current page)
Creative writing is much more popular now-a-days. By the blessing of
technology we are getting fresh to fresher updates of world in a second & we
are becoming very much choosy day by day. We are taking the full benefit of

technology while proceeding to gather any issues details. We are searching
online what is behind the scene & what may happen in next. To support us on
this there have efforts of so many writers worldwide. They are giving
continuously giving us the touch of creativity through their writing skill &
passion.
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11.(1).*(Topics & Source of information's -internet) (Date of Published)
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1. Bengaluru: Karnataka School Gate _Remove Hijab_(internet)(12.02.2022):

2. Russia Ukraine crisis _(internet)(12.02.2022)_
3. Russia Ukraine crisis _(internet)(23.02.2022)_
##News details_
7.Bruce Willis_
Date of Birth_19.03.1955
Aphasia
Aphasia leads to loss Bruce wills ability to speech and to understand as said by
his family. Due to this situation he is stepping away from acting and that
journey began early 1980s. John McClane role, Kingdom, Looper these are a
memorable part of his journey. Since 2015 he has eschewed starring in
theatrical wide releases entirely.
Receiving Per Movie_$20 Million, Age_66 Years.
5. Max Verstappen_

Belgian-Dutch motorsports racing driver.The 2021 Formula One World
Champion and competes under Dutch flag. Date of birth_ Max Emilian
Verstappen September 30, 1997 Hasselt, Belgium.His Height_ 1.81 m. Father
and Mother_ Jos Verstappen, Sophie Kumpen
4. The 94th Academy Awards ceremony_
Presented by Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. You can visit the
official site to memorize the history and Academy Awards, as well as
photographs, events, screenings, press releases.
Best films released between March 1 and December 31, 2021. Observed red
carpet fashion. At Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on March 27, 2022. Declared
winners and nominees for the 94th Oscars. Hosted by Regina Hall, Amy
Schumer and Wanda Sykes, mentionable & loveable.
3. Russia Ukraine crisis (23.02.2022)_
Several news has briefly describing as what's goin on. Concern are assuming
that, something destructive is going to be happen. Everything could be ok if
world energy go through the way of peace.

Diplomatic avenues seem to be closing down. The worst war in Europe could
be! War already begun?
900,000 people serve in Ukraine's reserve defense forces as per assumption by
experts & a year would be maximum service period as they begun conscripting
members of its reserve defense forces aged 18-60 into the military.
US believes a Russian invasion of Ukraine has begun, US Secretary of State has
also called off a Thursday meeting with his Russian counterpart. A full-scale
invasion is "likely to occur within the next 24 hours “Australia's PM warned”.
2. Russia Ukraine crisis (12.02.2022)_ (Top of the
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History:
February 2014, Russo-Ukrainian War was started centered Crimea and Donbas.
Russian soldiers took control of Crimea On March 1, 2014.
Federation Council of Russian Federation adopted a resolution to petition
Russian President to use military force in Ukraine On March 1, 2014.
Between Ukrainian government & Russian-backed separatist forces of
self-declared Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics a war started @April.
Ukrainian forces defeated in early September.

Ukrainian classified 7% of Ukraine's territory as temporarily occupied
territories by February 2019.
As a former Soviet republic Russia perceived independent Ukraine as a part
since 1991.
*Ukraine and Russia retain very close ties after dissolution of Soviet Union in
1991.
Current situation:
100,000 soldiers with tanks and military hardware at presence in Ukraine
border as per Satellite image. Diplomatic efforts are continuously going on to
resolve Ukraine-Russia crisis as top of the topic from few weeks.
Russian president denies planning an invasion. Russia will not escalate the
Ukraine crisis expressed by French President. "Russia’s buildup of troops and
weaponry was not threatening anyone" Say's Truss.
US and Russian president hold talks via video conference. “Russian invasion of
Ukraine would cause “widespread human suffering” and that the West was
committed to diplomacy to end the crisis but “equally prepared for other
scenarios”.

Number of countries called their citizens to leave Ukraine & warning that a
military evacuation will not be guaranteed in the event of war.
1. Bengaluru: Karnataka School Gate _Remove
Hijab(12.02.2022):
Bengaluru- Karnataka: Students were directed to remove their hijabs before
entering the campus at Karnataka schools on Monday morning, in accordance
with an interim High Court order that said educational institutions could
re-open (after having been shut last week) but no religious clothing would be
allowed.
A teacher stopping students in hijabs at the gates of a government-run school
in Mandya district.
Parents arguing as their children are stopped from entering the school. The
girls removed the hijab & wearing just a face mask, in line with Covid protocols
and entered the school.
One father says’ Requesting teachers to allow students to wear hijabs till they
reach classrooms, can be taken off after that, but they're not allowing entry &
his two girls were allowed to attend school after removing their hijabs.

Six girls from Karnataka's Udupi district voiced their concerns as Muslim
students barred from wearing the hijab began in December.
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said: We will interfere only at an appropriate
time. During this Protests have escalated rapidly over the past few weeks & due
to this Supreme Court also approached.
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Online shopping
Online shopping it’s like a tree with full of your necessary goods as leaves and
you will take one after one as you wish to get in just one click. Undoubtedly

online shopping is one click solution for your every single needs. Sometime it’s
happen that someone receive the ordered goods like a gift as just because of
that he or she forgot after making order in online. They just perform click,
finalize, make order as like King/Queen and service providers making
shipment to scheduled place on time. In our busy life it's just a blessing. Not
only this practice another blessing is the reliable online shop where we can
trust to get the best quality goods without any confusion. Isn’t it’s the best part
and partner of your everyday life? Yes, your mind will say hmmm it is.
Who are the Customers for online shopping business_
Do You Spend a Lot of Time Shopping Online?
If you spend a lot of time shopping online, then you’ve probably noticed that
there are certain types of customers who buy certain products and other
customers who just don’t buy online at all. In this article, I discuss some of the
common types of customers that you can find while doing your daily online
shopping, including: high-value customers, casual shoppers, shopaholics, and
bargain hunters.

Search
Before you buy something, make sure you read as many customer reviews as
possible. The more objective opinions and experiences other customers have
shared, the better able you’ll be to assess how much a product or service is
going to be worth for your unique situation. This includes looking at pricing
and shipping information—and shopping around if you can find comparable
items at lower prices elsewhere. A bit of due diligence on your part can help
prevent buyer’s remorse down the road!
Decide
While you might think that shopping online is reserved for young, tech-savvy
consumers, it turns out that older shoppers are just as likely to do their
Internet purchasing. In fact, 42% of customers over age 65 make purchases via
the web. To capitalize on existing and potential customers worldwide, create
an e-commerce site that caters to all types of customers—from those who
purchase items via smartphones and tablets to those who prefer desktop
computers. By customizing your site for mobile users and optimizing it for
search engines like Google, you’ll be able to keep up with customer demand no
matter how they shop. With so many options available in today’s marketplace,

it’s important to offer your customers as many convenient ways as possible to
pay for purchases.
Check Out
The 8 Types of Customers Who Shop on eBay. (Number 1 is Social Shoppers,
but it can apply to any business!) Also, check out which countries spend more
money shopping online and where they live. If you're thinking about starting
an online business, these statistics might come in handy!
Review Products
Customer reviews are an essential part of online shopping and are one way to
help you figure out whether or not you want to purchase an item. Searching for
product reviews is easy: All you have to do is type in customer reviews along
with what you're looking at buying. If there aren't any available, see if they
have them on YouTube and read them there. Whatever method you choose, be
sure that all reviews are recent so that they can serve as reliable
recommendations. Another trick is to ask your friends who've already
purchased products if they would recommend it. The more information you

can gather about a product, the better! Ultimately, customer reviews will help
make your buying decisions easier and more informed!
Children's
It's no secret that children are among online shoppers' favorite customers. In
fact, it's estimated that they spend more time shopping online than any other
age group—as much as 20 hours per week, according to BBC News. There are
lots of reasons for their e-shopping addiction. For one thing, kids love being
able to browse online from their smartphones or tablets; they can pull up new
outfits or make an impromptu purchase from anywhere with wifi access. For
another, kids are in touch with trends and want to be seen wearing what all
their friends have on. Their excitement about new products also makes them
frequent visitors to sales sites, where they jump at the chance to snap up
trendy items at bargain prices!
Teenage
The rise of smartphones has meant that teens have become tech-savvy
shoppers and love to shop online. Some purchases, like clothing and
accessories, are impulse buys. In general, teens shop for fun items like books

or music more often than adults do because they don’t have as many
responsibilities at home or work as adults do. Since there are lots of products
available in an online store with tons of features, teens take their time
shopping because they don’t need to rush to make a purchase right away.
Men
If you're looking for gadgets, electronics, books and other hard-to-find items,
it's important to know what kind of shopper you are. This is because there are
many different types of customers for online shopping. If you're looking for
more things such as home furnishings and goods that aren't heavy or bulky,
then you'll probably be categorized as an everyday customer who shops from
home or in small retail outlets. If your aim is to buy goods that would take up a
lot of room in your home or house (e.g., furniture), then you might fall into
another category - namely commercial customers who purchase goods worth
thousands and sometimes millions of dollars at a time.
Women
Female customers for online shopping do indeed make up a large portion of
online shoppers; but many women, especially older ones, have negative

perceptions when it comes to online shopping. Women are afraid to divulge
financial and personal information in an effort to keep their identities safe.
They also don’t want someone else stealing their credit card information for
fraudulent purchases—not to mention that they worry about all kinds of scams
regarding sales and delivery charges. With so many reasons against shopping
on sites like Amazon or eBay, some women prefer brick-and-mortar stores
where they can shop in person, with human interaction and support.
Old aged persons
If you are above 40 years, shop online and save your time. If you want to save
your time and effort in traveling to brick and mortar stores, if you do not have
enough energy to walk or stand up, try online shopping. Everything is
delivered at your doorstep when and how you want it. There are lots of
websites offering discounts on special occasions or if they sell one product
more than their expectations, they give offers on free shipping and cash on
delivery (COD). You can use those sites for shopping.
Business organizations

The customers for online shopping business might be global, but as an
entrepreneur you will probably focus on one or two countries. Choose carefully
when considering your market: If you’re selling accessories to elderly women
in Mexico, it’s unlikely that men between 18 and 35 years old in China are
going to buy much from you. Instead, look at customer demographics and
purchasing trends. For example, if your customers tend to be urban
professional couples living in developed countries, start by promoting your
website in English-speaking business publications and websites targeting that
demographic. There is an exception here though: If you are targeting a niche
such as hiking equipment for dogs (this is really happening), these specialized
niches often don't have clear customer demographics or buying trends.
Top Payment Methods for Online Shopping
In today’s online shopping world, there are more ways than ever to pay for
your purchases and receive them in the mail – whether you’re buying from an
online retailer or an individual with an eBay store. Which one should you
choose? Here are four of the most popular payment methods for online
shopping, and how they compare to each other.

Credit Cards
First of all, credit cards are great for online shopping because it’s really easy to
make purchases with them. With a credit card you can complete an entire
transaction in only a few clicks without having to create an account or fill out
paperwork. However, you should be aware that there are some downsides to
using credit cards for online shopping. The main downside is that some people
may be uncomfortable about using their credit card online and prefer other
payment methods instead. Also, if you’re a shopper who likes to take
advantage of free shipping deals, then credit cards probably aren’t going to
work out well since they tend not to have those types of offers available and
shipping charges can significantly inflate your overall order total.
Gift Cards
Sure, you can use a credit card to buy anything online, but that doesn’t mean
you should. Gift cards make it easy to pay with plastic—and harder to
overspend. Instead of using your credit card to treat yourself during an online
shopping splurge, why not pick up a gift card from your favorite store? Not
only will you avoid taking on credit card debt (assuming you don’t go

overboard), but many e-tailers offer extra incentives like free shipping or cash
back when they’re used. And if that weren’t enough, many websites have
programs specifically geared toward help busy parents save time and money;
click here for a list of sites committed to helping families. Click here now!
Virtual Currency
What is virtual currency and how can it be used to make online shopping more
accessible? With more and more people going online to shop, we’re seeing a
huge shift in online payment methods. Virtual currency is a new way to shop
online and it can save you money on almost everything you purchase – not just
games! In addition, virtual currency offers better security than many
traditional credit card processes. Let’s take a look at some of the top ways you
can use virtual currency while shopping online.
Debit card
A reward point is a virtual currency that you earn from shopping online and
then use to buy more products from sites such as Groupon, StubHub, eBay and
Amazon. Reward points aren’t restricted to a single website; you can use them
at multiple retailers who have partnered with your reward program. They offer

an easy way to stretch your buying power without having to worry about
carrying cash. To get started earning points
Cash on delivery
When it comes to online shopping payment methods, there’s nothing simpler
than cash on delivery. This payment method is especially popular in Asia and
Africa, where credit cards are less common. With cash on delivery, your order
is shipped when you pay—the merchant sends your items with a shipping
company (like FedEx or UPS) and you pay once they deliver. While it may seem
sketchy at first (you're essentially paying after you get your order), it actually
works well because you know that you’re getting what you ordered (and not
just a box full of rocks). There are typically no chargebacks with cash on
delivery and, if something goes wrong with your order, it's much easier to
track down the merchant.
Reward points
The redemption or use of rewards points may vary slightly by merchant, but all
reward programs generally allow shoppers to redeem their points online
(either with a keystroke or scanning a barcode). Some merchants even let you

pay using multiple rewards points at once. As an example, let’s look at how
many points you might need to redeem $1: CVS allows 1,000 ExtraBucks
Rewards Points to equal $1; and Target requires only 500 Red Card Reward
Dollars to equal $1. For comparison, here are some popular payment methods
and how many points they would take to equal $1: Discover card transactions =
1 point; PayPal transactions = 2 cents; Apple Pay = 5 cents; Google Wallet = 4
cents.
The Top Worldwide Online Shopping Websites
To start an online shopping business, you need to do two things: find people
who want to buy the products or services you offer, and make it easy for them
to do so. Fortunately, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel to start your online
shopping business—some of the best online shopping websites have already
done that work for you! Whether you sell electronics, fashion, or food, chances
are there’s an online shopping website out there that can help you reach your
customers—and all without breaking the bank on marketing costs!
Alibaba

When it comes to online shopping websites, there’s no one bigger than
Alibaba. The massive Chinese e-commerce company generates $14 billion in
annual revenue and recently announced a $1 billion investment in its business
expansion. With that kind of bank, it’s not hard to see why Alibaba was valued
at more than $120 billion when it went public on Wall Street last year. Alibaba
has continued its international growth by acquiring Lazada, an Indonesian
e-commerce firm with 8 million users worldwide. There are other big names in
online shopping sites—including Amazon and eBay—but few come close to
matching Alibaba’s global reach.
Amazon
You probably think of Amazon as an online bookseller, but it’s so much more
than that. With over four billion products in stock and three million new items
added every week, there are few things you can’t find on Amazon. Shipping is
free on orders of $25 or more, with no membership required. There is a
competitive marketplace that lets sellers set their own prices for specific items,
making it easy to find deals for any budget. A subscription to Prime gives you
access to unlimited streaming video and music, photo storage and CD burning.

Rakuten
Sells a wide range of products, with some popular categories including
consumer electronics and travel. Shipping can be costly for overseas buyers.
Fees are based on a percentage of your purchase price, not weight. 10% off first
purchase with our Rakuten Affiliate Link! Rakuten Global: A newer addition to
our list of top online shopping websites, Global ships from US, UK and
Germany. Sells same brands as USA site and offers same return policy (store
credit). 7-14 day shipping to most areas worldwide with reasonable rates for
international shipments. International shipping rates are reasonable and all
items come in original brand packaging. Check out our Rakuten Global affiliate
link here!
Ebay
With over 500 million active users and $50 billion in annual gross merchandise
volume, eBay is one of the most popular online shopping websites. The
platform offers various shopping options including auction-style and
buy-it-now transactions, as well as a subscription program that allows you to
set your own price for monthly items. In addition to sales commissions, eBay
has a marketplace for sellers that includes features such as eBay Stores, Listing
Designer, selling tools and advertising services. Because it’s so popular among

shoppers who prefer an array of purchasing options, we rank eBay number one
on our list of top online shopping websites in 2018. You'll need to pay a
monthly subscription fee of $30 or more if you plan on selling certain types of
goods or want to include images with your listings.
Etsy
In 2017, Etsy’s gross merchandise sales (GMS) grew to $2.93 billion, up 26%
year over year. Launched in 2005, Etsy is a trusted partner for thousands of
sellers around the world who use its platform to bring their creations to life
and build thriving businesses. In an effort to make selling online accessible for
every business in every industry, Etsy has also rolled out ShopKit. The toolkit
provides sellers with resources and customized solutions that enable them to
move seamlessly from concept and creation all they way through launch,
shipping and beyond.
Wish
One of China’s top online shopping websites, Wish is great for bargain hunters
looking to buy items from international brands like Apple and Samsung at a
discount. The e-commerce platform has more than 50 million visitors each

month and serves over 6 million products from 800 overseas suppliers.
E-commerce in China is huge, with Taobao Mall being one of its leading
platforms. With more than 700 million mobile users per month, there’s no
surprise that Chinese shoppers spent $314 billion online in 2017. This puts
them on track to become global leaders by 2020. One feature that sets Wish
apart from other shopping sites is its referral program, which rewards you
with cash back when you share a purchase link via social media or email.
Google
Looking for a trusted partner to help you get your online shopping business off
the ground? Google and Amazon are two great options. Both companies have a
number of unique benefits and come with their own set of risks. If you're
looking to start an online shopping business, consider how well each of these
services suit your needs, what your long-term goals are, and decide which one
is best for you.
Infibeam
If you’re looking for great deals on gadgets, computers, electronics and other
items, then Infibeam is a trusted partner. With one of India’s largest online

collections, it offers hassle-free shipping and fantastic support. You can sign
up to receive email notifications about new offers or product updates. It also
has a mobile shopping app so you can shop at any time wherever you are!
Check out its marketplace for loads of sellers who list their items at
unbelievable prices.
Online Shopping in Modern World
How to get the best deals on shopping online? How can I compare prices from
multiple online retailers at once? What payment methods are accepted by
reputable online sellers? These are some of the most common questions that
you may have when buying products from an online store. In this article, I’ll
show you how to answer all of these questions and save money on your next
purchase from a reputable retailer.
The Pros of an Online Store
By far, one of our favorite aspects of online shopping is its versatility. Online
shopping platforms give you access to an incredible range of products from
just about anywhere around the world—all at a single click. If you’re looking

for hard-to-find ingredients or unique products, an online store is likely your
best bet (though, if you really want a specific product and live near a physical
store that sells it, we highly recommend heading there). There are also
numerous ways to do research before purchasing any kind of product through
an online shop. However, some products aren’t available on all sites. Before
making any purchases, be sure to check out different websites; odds are good
that you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for somewhere!
Ways of Online Shopping
The online shopping platforms also help to purchase online, without going
through any trouble. In addition to these stores, one can also use various other
ways of online shopping; an individual can buy online and get their product
delivered at home. The traditional way of shopping can be like looking for a
needle in a haystack. Using modern ways or platforms of online shopping,
makes it easy for one to shop anywhere, anytime from anywhere on earth. This
is because nowadays there are many different websites selling all sorts of items
at attractive prices and anyone can visit any of them just by clicking on that
website with a computer connected to internet.

Platforms of Online Shopping
There are three common ways of online shopping. You can buy directly from
online stores by visiting their websites, or you can use marketplaces and
platforms like Amazon to purchase goods at cheaper prices. Or thirdly, you can
also shop via social media and other platforms where you pay with your
friends, peers and family members. On these sites people list stuff they want to
sell or wanted to get rid of; they specify a fair price and then wait for someone
to come over and purchase it. This is a great way of doing business if you don’t
have a proper online store set up yet but still want to be an active part of
e-commerce.
What are the benefits of online shopping?
How often do you shop online? If it’s at least once every couple of weeks,
you’re probably familiar with how convenient and cost-effective online
shopping can be. But what are the benefits of online shopping that make it so
appealing to consumers? Below, you’ll find three reasons why the internet
makes shopping faster, easier, and more economical than ever before, plus

advice on how to reap those benefits by following a few simple rules when you
buy goods or services over the internet!
Online shopping
Today, online shopping has become a huge way of buying and selling products.
Whether you’re looking for new electronics or clothes, there’s almost nothing
you can’t find online. And because there are so many options available to
consumers, sellers have had to adapt their practices and provide more value for
their customers. In turn, we’ve seen online shopping benefits develop and
grow over time. But what is it that makes online shopping worthwhile in
today’s market? Here are three benefits of online shopping that make it worth
your while.
Shopping Online Is Convenient
While some people hate it, others love it. The fact remains that convenience is
a major benefit to online shopping; we can find and buy products with just a
few clicks. No lines, no traffic, no drama. Is it possible to imagine an easier way
to shop? The answer is no! Online shopping offers convenience—no matter
who you are or where you live in Australia. Shipping times will vary according

to what your purchase is, but most orders arrive within just a few days or
weeks. For example, those living in metropolitan areas can usually expect their
packages to arrive even sooner than those living outside city limits. What’s
more, many online stores offer free shipping on certain items or purchases
over a certain amount (like $50). This makes purchasing goods much more
affordable for shoppers across all income levels. If you’re thinking about trying
out online shopping for yourself, look into free shipping deals before making
any purchases. You might be surprised at how affordable things really are!
Save Time Shopping
One benefit to online shopping is that it saves you time. You don’t have to
travel from store to store, searching for that perfect item, or deal with people
who want to offer their opinions about what color dress you should wear or
which apartment complex is best. You can even shop at midnight if you desire.
It’s an easier way to shop—and save money too! And as online stores get better
and better, they offer many conveniences traditional stores cannot match. For
example, Amazon Prime offers free two-day shipping on most items; certain
items are even eligible for same-day delivery in select cities! These days
there’s no reason not to try out a few different ways of online shopping and see
how much more convenient your life becomes as a result.

Online Shopping Helps You Avoid Overbuying
One of biggest benefits of online shopping is that it helps you avoid
overbuying. We all get excited about a great deal and rush to make a purchase;
then we look at our closets or cabinets and realize what a mistake we made. If
only we had thought things through, right? Online shopping can help you
avoid impulse buys by giving you time to think things through. You can
research products, compare prices, check reviews, and more before
committing to a purchase. This way, if you still want something after your
deliberation period has ended, you’ll know it’s because it’s truly something
worth buying—not just because of some temporary excitement.
Shopping Online Can Be Stress-Free
When you shop for clothes and accessories online, it’s convenient to know that
you have a wide selection to choose from. You can easily search through
thousands of brands, compare prices and styles. Plus, you don’t have to deal
with crowded malls or parking lots! When you order clothes and accessories on
your computer or smartphone, they can be delivered right to your door. And

they will be brand new! Shopping online is easy, stress-free and fun. What
more could you ask for?
Shopping Online Makes It Easy to Compare Prices
When you’re shopping online, it’s easy to compare prices and read reviews of
items before purchasing them. This can save you a lot of money in the long run.
You can also get much more for your money when you shop online since most
websites offer free shipping on orders over a certain amount. For example, if
you find an item that costs $100 at one store but $80 at another store with free
shipping, then it makes sense to buy from the second store even though its
price is higher. If you were buying offline, however, then there would be no
way to know whether or not another store might have better deals than what’s
available right now. Online shopping makes comparison-shopping easier than
ever before!
Shop At Home Anytime
No more waiting in lines at stores or rushing to get a task done and get home
before they close. Some people don’t like online shopping because it doesn’t
feel like shopping, but personally I love not having to leave my house ever if I

don’t want to. That convenience is worth every penny! Plus, you can use it for
pretty much anything and save yourself a lot of money over time. The next
time you need something, give it a try! You might be surprised by how easy it is
to find what you’re looking for and how convenient it really is.
Safety of online shopping
Not only is it safe to shop online, it’s also easier on your budget and better for
your health. Online shopping lets you peruse products without ever having to
leave your home. It’s not just a great way to save money; it’s also easy on our
environment—shopping with a computer eliminates trips to
brick-and-mortar stores, which means you consume less fuel and produce
fewer emissions. Plus, many people find that online shopping helps them stick
to their budgets. You can easily compare prices across different websites, as
well as check out different customer reviews before making a purchase. In fact,
one study found that customers were more likely to buy an item if they read
positive reviews first! And since most people don’t like returning items (it can
be difficult and inconvenient), reading reviews can help ensure you get what
you want while avoiding returns or exchanges. All in all, there are plenty of
reasons why online shopping is a great way to go!

Online shopping is the best friend of busy life
If you're short on time but still want to do your shopping, why not try an
online store that offers free shipping and fast delivery? Online stores often
have better prices than their brick-and-mortar counterparts, too. The
convenience factor is huge: Simply browse from your home computer or
smartphone at whatever time of day or night works best for you. And what's
more, many sites offer coupons and deals in order to keep your wallet happy.
You can even find items that aren't available locally. A little bit of research goes
a long way: With so many options out there, it pays to do a little research
before hitting buy. Sites like Google Shopping, PriceGrabber and Nextag allow
you to search across multiple retailers with one click—so if one site has a great
price on a product, but another has it cheaper (or maybe even for free), you'll
know right away. You can also read reviews by other shoppers—they may even
include pictures of products they've purchased—to get an idea of how well
certain items hold up over time.
Online shopping as a blessing when you are sick
One of my friends was sick for days and she could not visit her favorite clothes
shop to get new cloths. She missed going there every day as it was in a mall
that is on walking distance from her house. At first, she had to drive around

town but then decided to use her computer to get some nice new outfits. It’s an
easy way of online shopping where you do not have to dress up in those baggy
clothes that make you feel even more uncomfortable. Instead, you can stay at
home and still buy what you want. She told me that online shopping saved her
many times when she felt too ill to go out and wanted something different than
what she already had. This way of online shopping has been very helpful for
many people who need something quickly or when they are too tired to go out
after work or school. The internet gives us access to everything we need
without leaving our homes so we can save time and money with less travel
expenses involved. That is why I believe that buying things online can be a
blessing if you know how to choose your store wisely.
Covid-19 pandemic and Online shopping
Today, you can buy almost anything you want on an online store. Indeed, many
people prefer to shop on-line rather than going out in a crowded mall or big
department stores. Many benefits exist for consumers who buy products and
services over a computer network. When comparing with real world stores,
here are many benefits that you may take advantage and You will save time
when you shop from home and order from online sites. During Covid-19
pandemic we have received unmeasureable benefits of online shopping.

People were able to find everything they needed without leaving their homes.
They could also read reviews about different products before purchasing them
which is not possible in regular stores. People were able to get discounts on
various items as well as free shipping since most online retailers offer these
options. Online shopping has made it easier for customers because they don’t
need to drive around looking for different shops; they just have to go online
and search what they need. This way is more convenient, faster and less
stressful than driving around looking for a place where you can find what you
need.
Just click and shop online
Buying online is one of our favorite ways to shop. Whether you’re looking for
something specific or just browsing, it’s nice to be able to do your shopping
from home. And it’s easy to find what you want at prices that are cheaper than
brick-and-mortar stores—even including shipping costs. Best yet, if you ever
change your mind about what you ordered, returning most things is super
simple. If you have an issue with a product, many companies will even send out
a replacement right away. Plus, there are lots of ways to save on shipping when
ordering online (like having items shipped directly from a store). It can also be
helpful to research products before buying them in person. You can check

reviews and compare prices online so you know exactly what you’re getting
into before heading out to buy something in person. When it comes down to it,
we love shopping online because it gives us more time and less stress! We don't
have to deal with crowds or parking lots (or worse: traffic), and we don't have
any time constraints on when we get deliveries.
So what are you waiting for!
Just click and choose the best for you.....
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Hamilton Beach Juicer Machine, Big Mouth Large 3” Feed Chute for Whole Fruits and
Vegetables, Easy to Clean, Centrifugal Extractor, BPA Free, 800W Moitem
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Details
Color
Silver
Material
Plastic
Brand
Hamilton Beach
Finish Type
Smooth Plastic
Item Weight
7.8 Pounds
About this item
● MAKE FRESH HEALTHY JUICE IN SECONDS: Transform whole fruits and
vegetables into nutritious juice in seconds with this fruit and vegetable juicer. The
stainless steel micromesh filter strains away pulp and seeds for smooth,
nutritious juice every time.
● SAVE TIME & EFFORT: The extra-large 3 inch Big Mouth chute on the fruit juicer
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● MAXIMUM JUICE YIELD: Juice everything from dense beets to leafy greens.
The powerful 800 watt motor and stainless steel strainer on the juice extractor
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● EASY TO CLEAN: Cleaning up after you juice is easy. Cleaning up after you
juice is easy. The juice machine comes with a convenient strainer cleaning brush,
and the pulp bin, juice bowl, lid and pusher are all dishwasher safe.

● BACKED BY 3 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: The durable juice extractor is
backed by Hamilton Beach, America's juice extractor brand, with a 3 year limited
warranty.
● Source: The NPD Group, Inc./Retail Tracking Service, 12 ME Feb. 2021, US unit
sales.
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Customer ratings by feature
Easy to assemble
4.6
4.6
Easy to use
4.6
4.6
Blending power
4.4
4.4
Durability
4.2
4.2
Easy to clean
4.2
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Size 33 Piece Set
Brand KISS
Style Art Deco
Pattern Solid

About this item
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TruSkin Vitamin C Serum for Face, Anti Aging Serum with Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin E,
Organic Aloe Vera and Jojoba Oil, Hydrating & Brightening Serum for Dark Spots, Fine
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Active Ingredients Vitamin_c, Hyaluronic_acid, Vitamin_e
Product Benefits Hydrating,Anti-aging
Brand TruSkin Naturals
Scent Fragrance Free
Skin Type Oily, Combination, Sensitive, Dry, Normal
About this item
● ANTI AGING FACE SERUM - Vitamin C blends with Botanical Hyaluronic
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Item Form Balm
Brand Dr. Scholl's
Use for Feet
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SHASHIBO Shape Shifting Box - Award-Winning, Patented Fidget Cube w/ 36 Rare
Earth Magnets - Extraordinary 3D Magic Cube – Shashibo Cube Magnet Fidget Toy
Transforms Into Over 70 Shapes (Spaced Out)_ Metal projects

Number of
Pieces
1
Age Range
(Description)
Adult
Puzzle type Twisty
Theme Fantasy
Brand Shashibo
About this item
● Unlike other puzzle box toys that turn out disappointing & dull, the patented,
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1* Popular FOODS to survive with pleasure
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1* Popular FOODS to survive with pleasure

Which is the best food brand
Foods , cooking -
What are the top food products and services _
#How to get popular FOODS :
*1.(1).Customer *1.(2).Ready to serve *1.(3).ingredients to cook
*1.(4).Food related business & industries worldwide *1.(5).source & supplier
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(Heading page) What are the different types of customers for food
services ?
*1.(1). Customer for food: (Top of current page)
Are you hungry ? Are your searching for foods at home ? oh ! Your desired food
is not available @home, you have to buy ? Now you are customer.

To whom you are customer ? You are customer to retail shop or to restaurant.
Have you ever think that, they are also someone's customer ! So, who are they
?? They are food processing industries. We are getting huge qty. processed
foods from this industry. As you know they are also buying all these from
someone as customer & their supplier is OUR BELOVED FARMERS.
They are also buying their raw materials & equipment's from others.
So, now based on your business you have to make a list of your customer & take
their contact details. Once you have their contact details you can promote your
products through on call service or bulk SMS through mobile operators.
Like, you are a restaurant owner & you have lists of your regular customer, you
can send a simple SMS by mentioning your current offers of best menu and
their may be option also to skip the SMS in future. Human being always
prioritize which are in front of them or which are moving on their brain.
Retail customer: You are selling to a specific person or providing delivery
service against a single person or single family order is your retail customer.
Corporate customer: If you are selling services & goods to any company or firm
is your corporate customer. Like, you are delivering lunch package to a office
for number of employees is your corporate customer.
How to get customers for hotel and restaurants_

1.(1).(1).Invite friends: This is the very primary stage to get future customers
as if you invite your friends they will also invite some of uncommon faces for
next treat and this way you will get customers.
1.(1).(2).Reach customers _ offline & online: You have to target your
customers & then need to set a goal how reach them through online and offline
to get the best effective result.
1.(1).(3).Influencers: Some of your customers may work as influencer if they
get the desired and more than expectations from your menus and services.
1.(1).(4).Press: This is the way of getting rapid responses as press is a way
which is working so faster to get mass attraction.
1.(1).(5).Build community: You also can build a community to boost your
customer list. Start to try with surrounding peoples who are interested then
see the result.
1.(1).(6).Referrals /Promote/ Online reviews: You also can boost your customer
list by getting referrals from existing customer, promote your products and
services through available way and by getting online reviews.
1.(1).(7).Networking/ Social identity: You can develop a proper network or
social identity to get new faces in your range to boost your business.
1.(1).(8).Discounts and incentives: Offering discounts and incentives in special
occasion or in targeted season is also a oldest and greatest way to get
customers.

1.(1).(9).Re-contact/ Identify clients: To make a contact list of customers with
identity proof is a usual way to keep track for future and you can re-contact
with them in purpose of sharing your offers/deals to get back them
continuously.
1.(1).(10).Website/Findable online/Online home base/Online media
center/Social media: User of internet marketer is increasing significantly and
as a part of online marketing you also can add your business with this global
competition.
1.(1).(11).Content-sharing program: A content sharing program is the way to
do your marketing for specific products, offers and deals.
1.(1).(12).Complementary businesses Partner: You also can make business
partners only as a work and get paid policy part. They will work to get new
sales and according performance they will receive payment. They will share
your overall goodwill with targeted audiences.
1.(1).(13).Display places: Choose the best display places to make your products
and brand visible to others to get the most attention to boost your sales.
1.(1).(14).Mouth publicity: Mouth publicity is the continuous way to get a
instant or short term feedback as it focused on nearest probable customers.
1.(1).(15).Offer free samples: It's a traditional way to boost your sales onward
and everyone has a basic idea about this strategy.

1.(1).(16).Position yourself: This is the vital thing and yes it's matter. If you
make your own positon on that level you will get the best result. Make your
brand value as well as highlight your position.
1.(1).(17).Follow up: Make a list of points you should maintain regularly to get
the desired feedback from opposite and keep following up on a fruitful way
with proper policy.
Customers Type_
The Different Types of Customers You'll Encounter in the Food Industry and
Restaurants
No matter what industry you’re in, you will always run into different types of
customers. Some are easier to deal with than others and some require special
handling if you want them to keep coming back. The customer base in the food
industry and restaurants can be especially tricky to deal with because there are
so many different types of people you have to take care of. Here is a list of the
most common types of customers you might find in this industry, as well as
tips on how to handle them effectively so they come back time and time again.
Hungry

When you work at a restaurant, there are several different types of customers
that can make or break your night. If you've never worked on a food-service
job before, here are some helpful tips for keeping these types happy. The first
type is typically pretty easy to deal with; it's your average patron. They walk
into your establishment, sit down at their table, order some food and maybe
even get dessert or drinks to go.
Kids
While most customers don’t consider kids a nuisance or any different from
adults, young children often have trouble behaving themselves in restaurants.
Whether it’s refusing to sit still, screaming for no reason, running around or
making loud noises, little kids can make dining out awkward for other
diners—not to mention stressful for parents! It helps to be prepared before you
head out with your brood.
Picky
Customers that are picky have a high desire for perfection. They will spend
more time than usual eating out, but they don’t go to many places because
nothing matches their standards. If you can cater to picky customers, you will

have them as long-term customers because once they find a place that satisfies
their standards, they won’t be going anywhere else. But if they come across
even one minor thing wrong with your food or service, they will end up leaving
and never coming back.
Smelly
Everyone knows that some customers are more smelly than others, but if
you’re going to be working close with your customers, then you’re going to
have to know how to deal with them. Smelly customers can come from
anywhere: they can be chefs trying out new recipes at home before serving
them at work, foodies who love eating everything, or people who are just not
aware of their personal hygiene.
Disruptive
This type of customer—and there are many out there—won’t settle for
anything less than your best service. Nothing, it seems, will ever be good
enough. While they can be tough to deal with at times, rewarding them with
top-tier service often leads to a long-term relationship. Focus on their

preferences and cater to their needs. They want attention, but they also want
respect.
Unwilling to pay
It’s a customer’s job to find you—so if you don’t fit their needs, they won’t
come back. If your prices are too high or you require unreasonable amounts of
notice for catering an event, for example, these customers won’t patronize
your business.
Newbie
A newbie customer is anyone who’s never been to your restaurant before. As
someone who’s just trying out your establishment for the first time, they have
no established preferences—and could be more easily persuaded than a repeat
customer. Newbies are relatively easy to please; they simply want a good
experience and will reward it with positive word-of-mouth advertising. Your
job is to give them that satisfying first visit.
1.(1).(18).Angry customers: Whenever you’re dealing with a customer, it’s
important to be aware that you never know what kind of mood they might be
in. While some customers may just want to place an order, others may have

something specific they need, or want, at that time—and will let you know
about it. Angry customers can ruin your business, so always be on your best
behavior around them.
1.(1).(19).Cheap customers: Some customers are cheap customers, or penny
pinchers. These people will only spend money if it’s absolutely necessary for
them to do so. For example, a restaurant’s most expensive steak option might
have cheaper equivalents on the menu. Because cheap customers will likely opt
for their cheaper options instead of higher-priced ones, your employees need
to be aware of which items these kinds of people tend to buy.
1.(1).(20).Couple: This customer is pretty easy to please. They’re simply happy
you exist, have a menu they like, have food that tastes good and are capable of
delivering it promptly. There’s not much more to it than that. Be prepared for a
high number of these customers when your restaurant first opens but, if you
treat them well, they should remain loyal for quite some time (although
probably not forever). If there's one thing to remember with couple customers,
don't treat them like single customers!
1.(1).(21).Delighted: When you’re a food-service worker, there are all kinds of
customers you’ll encounter. But, have you ever thought about how different
those customers actually are? To help guide your behavior when dealing with
different types of people, here are some things to keep in mind: Type #1:

Delighted: Be thrilled these customers exist. It means they love what you do so
much that they want to show it by offering tips.
1.(1).(22).Detached: A customer who is detached will come into your business
with a particular task or need. They might be shopping for groceries, to pick up
dinner, or visiting your coffee shop because they’re waiting for an
appointment—and while they might be open to suggestions from you on new
products or promotions, their primary focus is not going to be on you as a
brand.
1.(1).(23).Devoted: These are your most loyal customers. They’re frequenting
your restaurant or grocery store almost every day and they’re not going
anywhere any time soon. These customers can also be referred to as regulars,
which is basically just another way of saying that they’re devoted customers.
1.(1).(24).Disaffected: While not every customer you come across will be
thrilled to eat at your restaurant, some people are just downright disaffected.
Customers who are disaffected with restaurants are generally unimpressed
with all food establishments. So, what can you do to win over a customer who
is disaffected? Try to change their mind about eating out by providing
exceptional customer service. For example, greet them as they walk through
your door and encourage them to come back again after they’ve had an
adequate meal.

1.(1).(25).Disappointed: A dissatisfied customer is someone who felt they
didn’t get what they paid for. They were unhappy with their meal or your
service, or maybe they were given a wrong order. If you notice any particular
types of customers that seem to be more frequently disappointed than others,
think about how you can make sure these people have a positive experience so
that you don’t lose them as customers.
1.(1).(26).Discount customer: Customer types for food industry and
restaurants? There is always a customer out there somewhere who wants your
product cheaper. These customers are looking for value. Don’t mistake them
for poor business skills or inability to pay. They have their reasons, and you
should learn about those reasons before dismissing them as customers. A
discount customer will usually spend less per visit than other customers so
learning how to keep his check averages low is important to your bottom line.
1.(1).(27).Disinterested: Restaurant customers can be divided into two types:
disinterested and interested. Disinterested customers are at your restaurant by
chance; they’re just killing time or looking for a quick bite to eat. They’re not
actively seeking out your restaurant, but you serve them anyway.
1.(1).(28).Dormant: A dormant customer is someone who hasn’t visited your
restaurant or establishment in over 6 months. When you see their names on
your sign-in sheet, you might have a moment of panic—what if they don’t

come back? This is normal; when customers don’t visit for awhile, you can
almost feel them slipping away from your grasp. But that’s okay!
1.(1).(29).Draining: The No. 1 customer type for restaurants is draining. If you
had a day where every single customer was draining, it would feel like you’d
never make any money, that no one liked your food or that customers hated
you personally. The truth is that every restaurant has their share of
drains—some days they are just more prevalent than others.
1.(1).(30).Driven customers: These customers will often visit your
establishment regularly (sometimes even multiple times a week) because they
love what you offer. Even if your food is expensive, these diners will make it a
point to return frequently because they like everything else about your place so
much—the ambiance, service, etc. If you can find a way to keep these
customers coming back for more without breaking their wallets, consider
yourself lucky!
1.(1).(31).Family in a Rush: If you’re running a restaurant or food service
business, chances are you run into families with kids fairly often. Family
dining out is typically perceived as either great or horrible—kids can be just as
much of a pain as they are adorable—but it’s important to maintain good
relationships with families. Sure, they don’t always have perfect manners, but
if you treat them right, they’ll continue to visit your establishment.

1.(1).(32).Foodies: These customers love food. They enjoy cooking at home,
eating out and attending foodie events. Foodies love to try new cuisines,
dishes, restaurants and are always up for tasting something new or different. If
you can pique their interest, they will be frequent return customers (as long as
your restaurant is affordable). They also help spread word-of-mouth
advertising about your establishment because they like to talk about it with
friends, family members and co-workers.
1.(1).(33).Impulsive customer: For food businesses, impulsive customers are
likely to come into your store or restaurant and make a spur-of-the-moment
purchase. This can be a positive thing—especially if you’re looking for impulse
buys that get customers in through your doors. Because they’re spontaneous
purchases, impulsive customers aren’t looking for anything specific; they just
want something good to eat.
1.(1).(34).Insistent customers: Depending on your business, some customers
may be more demanding than others. Maybe you’re a baker with a line out your
door or maybe you’re sitting behind a desk, hoping for potential clients to
reach out to you. Regardless of where you stand, it's important to understand
that every customer is different. With that said, what are some differences
between customers? Let's start with those who are most persistent.
1.(1).(35).Loyal customers: The best customers you can have are your loyal
customers, who love your product or service so much that they keep coming

back. Loyal customers are easy to keep around, since they won’t be drawn away
by competitors’ offerings, and they should make up your primary focus as a
business owner.
1.(1).(36).Need-based customer: This customer is primarily concerned with
whether a product or service provides them with value, rather than price. This
is one of your most loyal customers because they are generally aware that you
are providing them with something that will improve their lives. They’re also
more likely to make purchases from you as an ongoing investment in their
health/lifestyle goals. Be sure to make it easy for these customers to find your
products online.
1.(1).(37).Needs educated customers: Customers who are educated about your
food will be quick to order and easy to please. Making your customers feel good
about their choice can increase loyalty, repeat business, and word-of-mouth.
Here are some ways you can educate your customers
1.(1).(38).New customers: If you’re new to a restaurant or a business within an
industry, always introduce yourself as such. Explain that you’re there for your
first time. Customers want to make sure they’re being served by an
experienced server (one with knowledge about food allergies, a history with
regulars who call in orders, etc.). It’s not really your fault if you don’t know
what they want—and it hurts their dining experience when you treat them like
you do.

1.(1).(39).Poker player customers: Poker players are perhaps some of your
most interesting customers. They may be big spenders, but they also tend to be
aggressive types that don’t mind voicing their opinions about everything from
tipping to menu options. With a poker player customer, you’ll want to keep
your interactions impersonal—for example, it’s usually best to hand them
their bill rather than approach them at their table.
1.(1).(40).Potential customer: There are a lot of different types of customers in
your restaurant or food business, so you should know about them. The first one
is obviously a regular customer. Someone who has been coming to your place
for at least three times per week for at least six months. They have their
preferences with regards to where they sit, what they order and how they’re
treated by staff.
1.(1).(41).Price sensitive customers: A small customer base often implies that
these customers are price sensitive—that is, they only buy from you if your
prices are lower than those of competitors. If that’s true, it’s important to find
ways to keep costs down. For example, if you work at a restaurant or
food-based business, consider expanding your offering to customers who
don’t mind paying more for quality ingredients.
1.(1).(42).Regular customers: These are your regulars. They’re your most
important customers—these are people who come in to see you every day. It
can be a difficult customer type to have because it is harder to get a new

customer than keep one, but if they leave, you will likely not be able to win
them back. Make sure that you’re providing excellent service because these
customers expect it.
1.(1).(43).Relationship customers: Customers who have a positive relationship
with your restaurant can be very valuable. Your employees should work to
maintain their relationships with these customers because, if you do it right,
they will keep coming back to your restaurant even when there are other
options available. These loyal customers can be instrumental to growing a
business, but only if you consistently deliver high-quality service every time
they visit. #customer types for food industry and restaurants #restaurant
customer service
1.(1).(44).Solo Diner: Don’t let solo diners intimidate you—they may seem
difficult, but in reality, they are simply just looking for some company. Treat
them like a real person and take your time preparing their meal. Ensure that all
dishes are on the table at once so they don’t feel rushed. Most importantly, ask
what they would like to drink! This small step can make a huge difference.
1.(1).(45).Valued customers: Understanding how to please these customers is
vital for an industry that thrives on repeat business. Valued customers are not
only loyal, but their feedback also carries a lot of weight with other potential
customers. The key to understanding valued customers is to ask them what
makes them a valued customer. Here are a few questions you can ask: How

often do you visit our restaurant? Why do you like to come here? What’s your
favorite thing about our establishment? What would make us even better?
1.(1).(46).Wandering customers: In restaurants, wandering customers are
customers who like to walk around looking at other diners' food. Wandering
customers often get frustrated when they can't find a waiter to serve them. The
best way to cater for wandering customers is by keeping your restaurant design
clear and open. This encourages people to move around freely, making it easy
for them to find your wait staff easily.
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(Heading page) What are the ready foods ?
*1.(2).Ready to serve foods : (Top of current page)
What are you thinking ? Yes, you are right the foods you are getting without
any customization & waiting for having directly are the ready to serve foods.
Day by day we are getting so many variations in ready food. You can buy to
have ready foods from different food solution business processes as like small
shop to super shop, small hotel to renowned restaurant, online orders etc.
Ready to eat food & products:
The qty. Of ready to eat foods should be uncountable & here we are going
discuss about most commons_

Pre-cleaned, Precooked, packaged, and ready to have except for preparation or
cooking are considered as same.
Product type instant breakfast/cereals, instant soups & snacks, ready meals,
baked goods, meat products...
Distribution channel hypermarkets/supermarkets, convenience stores, online
retailers,& others,
Geography for taste & availability.
1.(2).(1).Instant Breakfast/Cereals: A staple breakfast option, instant
breakfast/cereals are popular options for grab-and-go customers. Instant
breakfasts often come in dry or freeze-dried packets that can be added to water
or milk. Customers generally choose these products if they’re looking for an
inexpensive breakfast option while on their way to work or school. The only
difficulty with these products is ensuring they’re properly prepared.
1.(2).(2).Instant Soups and Snacks: People in a hurry often want something
quick, easy, and convenient. That’s why grocery stores stock instant soups:
people can pick up a box on their way home from work (and eat it for dinner).
Instant soups are also very popular with diners at restaurants, who appreciate
that they don’t have to wait long for their meal or feel as if they are being

rushed out. So what other types of foods do customers purchase at restaurants?
Here are some examples
1.(2).(3).Ready Meals: Sometimes you just don’t have time to make dinner.
That’s where ready meals come in. If you’re a busy cook or a working
professional who just doesn’t want to spend hours slaving over a hot stove,
getting your dinner from a restaurant or supermarket ready meal might seem
like a godsend.
1.(2).(4).Baked Goods: As an employee in a bakery, you’ll be faced with many
customers. But there are certain customers that fall into three main categories:
folks looking for baked goods for special occasions; people who want to buy
breads and pastries for their own use; and those who want to buy pastries as
gifts. As an employee, how you treat each type of customer will help make your
bakery more successful.
1.(2).(5).Meat Products: Some customers purchase meat products at grocery
stores, butchers or at delis or restaurants. The customer could be a chef
purchasing product for their restaurant, as well as someone who enjoys
cooking at home and needs to find a good quality cut of meat for their dish.
1.(2).(6).Canned: Customers who come into your restaurant or market just to
purchase pre-packaged food. If you own a restaurant, they’re probably picking
up dinner; if you work at a grocery store, they’re probably picking up

ingredients for dinner. Either way, these customers aren’t interested in any
additional services you might offer (e.g., eating at your restaurant, placing
special orders), so it’s a good idea to keep it quick and painless when waiting
on them.
1.(2).(7).Frozen/Chilled: These customers are looking for something quick,
simple, convenient. Order a frozen/chilled meal and you’ll be presented with a
selection of meals that can be quickly microwaved or heated up on a stovetop.
The price will likely reflect convenience as well—most frozen/chilled meals
will cost between $5-10. There’s also nothing wrong with eating frozen/chilled
meals on occasion, especially if you know they don’t contain GMOs or other
harmful additives.
1.(2).(8).Retort: Your customers are a big reason you’re in business. Whether
they’re eating at your restaurant or buying food from your grocery store, they
all have different needs. Here’s a guide to some common customer types that
any food service industry veteran will recognize
1.(2).(9).Non-Alcoholic Drinks: According to a 2015 Harris Poll survey,
non-alcoholic beverages are among consumers’ top three biggest reasons for
visiting restaurants. That’s why it’s important to recognize different types of
customers who frequent your establishment—and which ones you want more
or less of. Consider these customer types: Families: These parents and children

may be quick eaters who visit family-friendly establishments during dinner
hours, around 3 p.m., as well as on weekends.
1.(2).(10).Dairy Products: A customer that needs a lot of milk may be a good
candidate for coupons. Customers with specific needs, such as those who are
lactose intolerant, may be willing to pay more for products. They also can help
boost profits by using higher-profit products that were produced by your
business. For example, you could provide lactose-free milk or cream at a high
price while offering 2 percent whole milk at a low price. Your customers will
appreciate it when they don’t have to compromise their dietary needs.
1.(2).(11).Milk: There are many types of milk, but all milk can be placed into
one of two categories: pasteurized or unpasteurized. Milk that has been
pasteurized is less susceptible to contamination, making it a better choice for
children. Raw milk, on the other hand, is unpasteurized and therefore contains
more nutrients that beneficial bacteria. The presence of harmful bacteria can
be minimized by consuming raw milk from a reputable source in small
quantities (no more than 4 cups per day).
1.(2).(12).Milk Substitutes: If you’re lactose intolerant, one way to satisfy your
craving for dairy without affecting your digestion is by using milk substitutes.
While not all milk substitutes are equally good, almond milk is a decent option.
Made with ground almonds, water, and sweeteners such as cane sugar or

stevia, it has 50 calories per cup. Soymilk (70 calories per cup) also works well
in lattes or shakes.
1.(2).(13).Yogurt: One customer type that is commonly overlooked is those who
want a healthier, more health-conscious dessert or snack. Not everyone goes
out to eat at restaurants for pleasure, but many do head there when they’re
looking for something sweet or savory after a workout, as well as for all sorts
of other occasions.
1.(2).(14).Cheese: If you’re serving cheese as an appetizer, you want to make
sure your customers are happy, especially because it takes a while for cheese to
melt. If they ask for more bread or crackers with their cheese, don’t worry; just
make sure they have enough crackers or bread to satisfy them. Although their
plate will be clean at first glance, check back with them every few minutes or so
to make sure that everything is going smoothly.
1.(2).(15).Processed Eggs: When most people think about eggs, they picture a
carton being cracked open to reveal a few boiled whites and some pale yellow
yolks. In reality, processed eggs are found in just about everything you can
think of—from breakfast foods like pancakes, waffles, omelets, crepes and
quiches to common savory dishes like fried rice. It’s no surprise that processed
eggs are considered by many chefs to be an essential ingredient in any
commercial kitchen.

1.(2).(16).Processed Meat: While we don’t believe that processed meats are
inherently unhealthy, you may not want to spend your hard-earned cash on
them if you’re trying to lose weight. Processed meats are often full of
preservatives, high levels of sodium and fat (generally saturated), which
makes them hard to digest. Plus, they tend to be higher in calories than fresh,
unprocessed cuts of meat.
1.(2).(17).Meat Substitutes: The main types of customers you’ll encounter are:
1) vegans, 2) vegetarians, 3) flexitarians, 4) pescatarians, 5) low-carb dieters,
6) health nuts/gluten-free folks 7) picky eaters 8) time-crunched individuals.
The trick is catering to them all without going out of business. We’ve put
together a few tips for recognizing these customer types and what it takes to
make them happy!
1.(2).(18).Fresh Seafood: If you’re running a seafood restaurant, it’s important
to distinguish between customers who order fresh seafood—and those who
order frozen. Customers who want fresh will be willing to pay top dollar for
fish that tastes freshly caught; but if you're out of fresh, a customer might
settle for frozen instead. For restaurants that serve both, it’s helpful to set up a
priority system for your orders.
1.(2).(19).Processed Fish & Seafood: The majority of processed fish products
have a long shelf life, making them useful for customers who don’t need

immediate access to their purchase. For convenience store owners or
restaurateurs, processed fish & seafood is an easy way to attract
customers—particularly those who are low on cash or don’t have time to cook.
Processed seafood items include canned tuna, canned salmon, crab sticks and
shrimp cocktail.
1.(2).(20).Fresh Fruits: Customers who want to make healthy choices but don’t
always have time to cook, or like eating out as a hobby. They are willing to pay
premium prices for fresh fruits that they can pick up on their way home from
work. Offer pre-packaged fruit salads and cut vegetables.
1.(2).(20).Processed & Frozen Fruits: Processed fruits are frozen at their peak
so they can last longer. Plus, unlike fresh fruit, they don’t spoil if they’re left
out too long—just a little freezer burn will do that! Processed fruits also don’t
require washing or peeling prior to consumption; simply remove from freezer,
open package, consume immediately. They’re great for a variety of
applications like side dishes (think strawberry shortcake), desserts (like
banana splits), or cocktails. Delicious!
1.(2).(21).Nuts: Many nuts have high levels of Omega-3 fatty acids, which are a
great natural aid for losing weight. Pistachios, for example, can help to lower
cholesterol by reducing triglyceride absorption and contain trace amounts of
protein. Their healthy fats also help keep you full longer than other snacks do.

Almonds on the other hand have been shown to boost metabolic rate and aid in
digestion. In fact one study found that people who consumed almonds lost
more weight than those that did not snack on them daily.
1.(2).(22).Fresh Vegetables: Because they’re perishable, veggies often arrive at
restaurants still crispy or on-the-vine fresh. This requires chefs to cook them
immediately, so these customers tend to be more demanding than some
others. Because produce is shipped long distances, it’s common for these
customers to be demanding about freshness; if you promise them something
was just picked that morning, they expect it to taste like it.
1.(2).(23).Processed & Frozen Vegetables: Frozen vegetables are often a great
alternative to fresh, especially if you don’t have access to a farmer’s market or
garden. If they come with sauce or butter, however, be careful not to drain
them – these extras can add extra calories. Processed frozen veggies are
usually pretty low in calories, but be sure to check nutritional labels. Most
frozen side dishes like green beans contain a fair amount of sodium. Keep
portion sizes small!
1.(2).(24).Bread: The bread person comes to your restaurant or food
establishment with little pre-conceived notions. They know they’re going to be
served a meal, but there’s no real expectation about what that meal will be like.
The bread customer is also less likely to come back again because, unlike

regulars, they don’t build any sort of relationship with your place. That makes
it hard for you to ensure loyalty. So how do you keep them coming back? Offer
something unique!
1.(2).(25).Pasta: Regardless of where you go to eat, it’s a good bet that you’ll
find pasta on the menu. Pastas are easy to make, nutritious, filling and fairly
cheap. Plus, they pair well with almost anything! Also known as macaroni or
noodles. Whether you want traditional spaghetti or ravioli (which are actually
just types of pasta), pasta is a great choice for nearly every restaurant meal.
1.(2).(26).Rice: We love rice because it’s inexpensive, versatile, nutritious,
filling and easy to cook. But that doesn’t mean you should order it with every
meal. Some restaurants will throw brown rice into their dishes to appeal to
those seeking a healthy alternative—don’t be fooled. Brown rice is still rice.
Swap it out for low-calorie options such as greens, broccoli or zucchini
instead. Check with your local library for meal plans that can help you lose
weight, too!
1.(2).(27).Other Cereal Products: If a restaurant serves cereal, then it will likely
want to ensure that there are different types of customers who will benefit
from that feature. There are plenty of customers who want nothing more than
a bowl of cereal when they eat out for breakfast, even if their day is about to

become very busy. These patrons tend to be on-the-go types, but many also
like to enjoy their cereal with tea or coffee instead of milk.
1.(2).(28).Oils & Fats: In addition to their food value, oils and fats are used to
impart flavor, appearance, texture and shelf life to food products. Common
types of edible oil include corn oil, vegetable oil, olive oil and coconut oil.
Edible fats are also widely used for cooking as well as for consumption.
1.(2).(29).Butter: If you’re serving food, butter is always a great way to go. It
might be a little bit more expensive than some alternatives, but what it lacks in
price it makes up for with customer loyalty.
1.(2).(30).Margarine: Long ago, margarine was perceived as a health food that
was much healthier than butter. It turns out margarine is actually anything but
healthy, being just a slightly better trans fat-laden butter substitute.
Margarine is one ingredient that should be on your do not eat list for good
health. If you or someone you know eats any margarine or spreads made with
partially hydrogenated oils, ask them to immediately throw out all product
containing these ingredients to protect their cardiovascular system.
1.(2).(31).Edible Oils: The oils listed below are edible, which means they can be
used for cooking and should not be used as soap substitutes. This list is far
from comprehensive; there are many more edible oils available. For example,
flaxseed oil, tung oil (Chinese vegetable tallow), cottonseed oil, corn oil

(Japanese mayonnaise also uses corn oil) are examples of other common fats
that can be purchased at your local market. Each has their own flavor profile
when cooking.
1.(2).(32).Other Oils & Fats: When using oil or fat to cook, you have a variety of
options that are considered other oils and fats. Olive oil is used on salads, while
corn oil works best for frying because it has a high smoke point. Other oils
include canola, peanut, grape seed, safflower, sunflower and soybean oils.
When cooking with these oils/fats make sure to watch your temperature.
1.(2).(33).Sauces & Spices: Most restaurants use different types of sauces to
give their food a unique flair. Some are designed for dipping, while others are
used as basting sauce or added to soups. Because these additives can cost extra
money and aren’t always offered on restaurant menus, it’s important that you
know your customers before buying them. If you want to make sure you make a
profit, ask what type of food they prefer when ordering sauce or spice blends
for your establishment.
1.(2).(34).Tomato Ketchup: The history of ketchup dates back to A.D. 300 in
China, where it was called ke-tsiap, a pickled fish sauce made with salt, ginger
and red pepper. The English word ketchup first appeared in print as early as
1737, when it was spelled katchop. Ketchup didn't become popular until
Britain's Princess Amelia married into a German family in 1785.

1.(2).(35).Other Sauces: Adding sauces, in general, is a great way to make any
dish more interesting. Just by adding a sauce of your choice (BBQ, hot sauce,
marinara, salsa etc.) you can transform foods like chicken breasts or pasta into
something much more complex and flavorful. If you’re adding sauces it’s
important to do so after cooking when ingredients are at their most flavourful.
1.(2).(36).Spices & Culinary Herbs: If you want to bring some international
flair into your cooking, you’ll want to add these 10 herbs and spices into your
kitchen cupboard. Whether you’re Italian or Japanese, a little bit of these ten
exotic ingredients will take your dishes around the world in no time. Which one
are you looking forward to adding first?
1.(2).(37).Convenience Food: While most of us enjoy a home-cooked meal, it’s
not always feasible. In fact, at least 61% of us aren’t cooking in our homes
nearly as much as we used to. That’s where convenience foods come in. Read
on for more information about ingredients to cook and ready foods worldwide.
1.(2).(38).Ready-to-Eat Meals: While some people love preparing meals, it
isn’t always feasible. For those who live a busy lifestyle or have trouble
cooking, ready-to-eat meals are an easy solution. Many restaurants offer
ready-to-eat meals as well.
1.(2).(39).Spreads: A spread is an appetizer or hors d’oeuvre, served at a table
as a snack. Most spreads are savory, but some sweet spreads are also available

(e.g., peanut butter). A few common ways that spreads are eaten include using
crackers or pita bread as a vehicle for spreading it onto, putting it in between
two slices of bread (as in a sandwich), and mixing it into other foods like
scrambled eggs.
1.(2).(40).Sweeteners: Cooking is a great way to use up your sweetener staples
like sugar, honey, maple syrup, agave nectar and molasses. These ingredients
can add flavor and sweetness without too many calories. Your body processes
natural sweeteners in a different way than processed sugars; over time, you
may be able to completely wean yourself off of processed sugar by cooking
with these healthier alternatives.
1.(2).(41).Confectionery: A confectionery is a shop which sells candies,
sweetmeats, chocolate, fudge, and other sweets. The category also includes
more formal names for specific stores: sweetshop (British), sweet store
(American) or candy store (also American). In British English, confectionery
normally refers to a branch of a soft-drink business which sells some candies
in addition to soft drinks. Many shops offer both types of product.
1.(2).(42).Snack Food: Packed with protein, fats, and calcium, yogurt is an easy
snack option that will leave you feeling satisfied until your next meal. Because
it’s a dairy product, be sure to look for plain varieties without added sugars or
artificial sweeteners.

1.(2).(43).Baby Food: Babies all over have grown up on Gerber baby food. The
brand has been preparing both organic and natural ingredients for little ones
for many years. With so many options available, we put together a list of some
ingredients that are great for new parents who want to cook homemade baby
food.
1.(2).(44).Pet Food: The RSPCA considers it a criminal offence in Victoria,
Australia, for pet owners to feed their cats or dogs on any kind of processed
food. If found guilty, you can face fines up to $7000. Ready-made foods are
usually based on grain with cheap fillers such as corn gluten and cereals says
Brigitte Stevens, Accredited Practising Dietitian & Nutritionist at Pet Circle.
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Lots of delicious foods we are trying to taste at our home. To make ready we
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ingredients the expected taste will be missing or the total process may failure
as cooking is a great art and you have to ensure the proper timing & proper
ingredients in desired dish to cook.
Essential ingredients to cook and eat food from around the world

From Japan to Greece to Egypt, the world’s great cuisines all have one thing in
common: delicious, mouth-watering food. But what makes them so different
from each other? The ingredients that go into them, of course! If you want to
try out all kinds of foods from around the world, then you need to stock up on
these 10 essential ingredients to cook and eat food from around the world!
The World's Most Common Ingredients: What You Need to Know to Cook
Foods from Every Corner of the Globe.. The basics of cooking are easy to learn,
but some ingredients and techniques might be less familiar depending on
where you’re from and what foods you like to cook. Fortunately, almost every
country in the world has certain basic ingredients that form the basis of many
dishes, which means you can make an effort to learn these staple items and use
them in your own cooking. Here’s everything you need to know about the most
common ingredients from around the world so you can cook with confidence
anywhere.
ingredients to cook with if you want to eat like a world traveler! Learning how
to cook can be an extremely rewarding experience, especially if you love
cooking and want to expand your skillset. However, it can also be intimidating
if you’re new to cooking and don’t know where to start or how to use the
ingredients available to you. Even experienced chefs sometimes need a little
inspiration when they get in the kitchen, so we decided to share our top 10

ingredients that will help you feel like you’re eating like a world traveler every
time you sit down at the table!
The World's Best Recipes: What Ingredients Do You Need? What ingredients
do you need to cook the best food in the world? It all depends on where you live
and what’s available to you, but there are some ingredients that are used
across the globe in amazing dishes. To help you get started, here are the most
popular food ingredients worldwide and some of their uses.
Egg-based recipes
Eggs are one of my favorite ingredients to cook with. Eggs make an excellent
base for many dishes, such as omelets and scrambled eggs. For other recipes,
eggs can be mixed with butter or used as an emulsifier in dressings and sauces.
A good tip is to check out your local farmers market for fresh farm-fresh eggs
that you can use in your kitchen!
Fatty meat, oily fish, and other animal products
Cooking ingredients for a healthy meal are generally of two categories, either
carbohydrates or proteins. When you’re looking to find protein-rich foods, go

for oily fish and fatty meat—that way you can get your fill while staying on top
of your health.
Garlic, onions, chiles, shallots
these are some of our favorite flavor bombs, especially when cooked at high
heat. But are these ingredients interchangeable in a recipe? Is there a
universally best food to cook with these ingredients? No. Garlic, onions, chiles
and shallots have different flavors—and they can impact dishes in different
ways. Knowing how each ingredient works will help you create recipes that
perfectly balance strong flavors with bold cooking techniques. Below we talk
about how each ingredient plays a role in cooking.
Aromatic spices
In addition to helping preserve food, spices can add a lot of flavor to a dish. The
first thing you should do when trying to cook up a new recipe is search for
recipes with (for example, recipes with garlic). This will return recipes that list
that ingredient as an ingredient. If you need help learning how to properly use
spices in your cooking or have trouble finding where to buy them in your local
grocery store, read our guide on common cooking ingredients.

Sweeteners (honey, molasses, brown sugar)
A little sweetener goes a long way toward enhancing flavors in a recipe. It also
means you can use less sugar and sugar substitutes to add flavor without
adding excess calories. In general, most recipes call for 3/4 cup of sugar, but if
you replace it with 1/2 cup of honey, molasses or brown sugar, you’ll cut your
daily caloric intake by up to 70 calories.
Vegetables
The key to a healthy diet is variety, and vegetables can be part of any meal. Raw
vegetables are a great snack between meals, or you can incorporate them into
salads, sandwiches, and stir-fries. The following ingredients are necessary for
preparing most cooked dishes that include vegetables
Oils
To start, you’ll need oils to cook with. Usually, we’re talking about olive oil for
sautéing or frying and some type of fat (usually butter) for baking. Flour or
other starches are also necessary in baking recipes. Herbs and spices are used

to enhance a dish’s flavor as well as balance out any other tastes that may be
present.
Flour & starch (grains & tubers/roots or fruits ground into powder)
Flour is made from grains and/or tubers, while starch is derived from roots or
fruits. Most flours are wheat-based, although there are exceptions such as
quinoa and buckwheat. All-purpose flour (flour) is generally a blend of hard
and soft wheats, with a little bit of malted barley for flavor. Unbleached
all-purpose flour has had its husk removed so it won’t turn your finished
product yellow.
Liquid ingredients
When cooking with liquids, there are a few things to remember. If you plan on
reducing your liquid at any point during cooking (whether for deglazing or
another purpose), make sure to use a pan that is big enough to accommodate at
least twice as much liquid as you anticipate needing, since once you reduce
liquids by half they increase in volume.

Pimenton (Spanish Paprika)
Pimenton is a delicious mix of sweet and spicy peppers found in Spanish
cuisine. It’s used to flavor many dishes, including chorizo, paella, soups and
stews. With its deep red color, pimenton offers great visual appeal as well as
taste. Since it can be quite spicy (for some), keep in mind that it’s often added
at different stages of cooking for varied intensities.
Mirin (Japanese Rice Wine)
One of my favorite ingredients from Japan, mirin is what gives teriyaki its
delicious sweet and savory taste. Mirin is easy to add when cooking up grilled
chicken or salmon. If you’re feeling adventurous, try adding it to your next
batch of stir-fry veggies!
Oyster Sauce
An Asian staple, oyster sauce is an ingredient most often used in Chinese
cooking. It adds a savory flavor to stir-fries and noodle dishes. If you want to
add oyster sauce without breaking out your wok, substitute it for soy sauce in
stir-fries or marinades.

Kewpie Mayonnaise
You might think of mayonnaise as something that’s used in sandwiches,
salads, and dips. Well it turns out that Japanese mayonnaise is way different
from American mayo. Japanese Mayo has Kewpie written all over it. Kewpie
Mayo is light and fluffy, just slightly sweet, and doesn’t taste very rich which
makes it ideal for many different types of dishes.
Sambal Oelek
For Indonesians, there’s no meal without sambal. A condiment made from
chili peppers, sambal has become popular around Asia for its zesty flavor and
fiery kick. It can be enjoyed on its own as a hot sauce, but it also serves as an
ingredient in various dishes from stir-fries to satay. Sambal oelek is a
Malaysian version of sambal that uses anchovies for that umami flavor.
Shichimi Togarashi Spice Mix
If you’re looking for an easy way to infuse authentic Japanese flavor into your
dishes, shichimi Togarashi may be just what you need. An all-purpose

seasoning blend, it includes seven ingredients that can be purchased online or
in specialty grocery stores. Its blend of flavors includes: red chili pepper,
orange peel, white sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, nori (seaweed), hemp
seed and ginger. Try using it on grilled salmon for an authentic Japanese meal
at home.
Miso Paste
If you’re looking for an ingredient that makes anything taste better, try miso
paste. Made from fermented soybeans, it can be used in soups, sauces and
marinades. It is also high in protein. Miso comes in different strengths and
flavors depending on its aging process. Try red miso paste as an alternative to
red chili paste or fish sauce.
Sesame Oil
Sesame oil is popular in East Asian cuisines, but it’s also used in Indian,
African and Mediterranean recipes. Because it’s high in fat and richly aromatic,
sesame oil is often used for sautéing or deep-frying.

Fish Sauce
Depending on where you travel, fish sauce may be called something different.
In Vietnam, it’s nuoc mam. In Thailand, it’s nahm prik. It can be found under
oyster sauce in American and Australian supermarkets—and generally sits
alongside soy sauce and hoisin sauce. Basically, if you travel or eat at a lot of
Asian restaurants, fish sauce is an ingredient you should get familiar
with—quickly!
Miso Paste
This salty paste is made by fermenting soybeans, salt and rice or barley for at
least six months. It’s common in Japanese cooking, used as a flavoring
ingredient—not as a food thickener like European stocks and broths. Because
miso has a distinct flavor (slightly sweet, slightly salty), it should be used in
small amounts when cooking so that it doesn’t overpower other ingredients.
Soy Sauce, Tamari and Bragg Liquid Aminos
First, know that there are two main differences between soy sauce and tamari.
Soy sauce is often made with wheat, and tamari is gluten-free. And tamari is
richer in flavor than soy sauce. But both are loaded with sodium, so try

reducing your intake if you’re on a sodium-restricted diet. Instead, try cooking
with Bragg Liquid Aminos (also known as soy sauce alternative), which
contains 16 percent less sodium than traditional soy sauce or tamari.
Curry Powder (and Other Spice Blends)
Curry powder, unlike most spice blends, is a unique blend that is widely
popular and well-known. Curry powder is used to flavor stews and other
savory dishes. It’s a mixture of spices typically including coriander, turmeric,
cumin, fenugreek seed and more. The exact ingredients can vary widely based
on location.
Peanut Butter
In American cuisine, peanut butter (often just called peanut butter) is a
popular spread that goes well on toast, sandwiches and crackers. Peanut butter
is also a common ingredient in many Asian dishes. Peanut allergies are among
the most common food allergies in North America, so it’s good to know some
alternatives for your international cooking adventures!

Sesame Oil
Found in Asian cooking, sesame oil is popular for its nutty flavor and high
smoke point. This means it can be used for high-heat cooking. Sesame oil,
which has a golden color, can be used as a substitute for vegetable oil or butter
in cooking.
Nutritional yeast
This vegan staple is packed with protein, fiber, B vitamins, iron, and folic acid.
To boost its flavor even more, pair it with garlic powder for a savory
combination or chili powder for an umami-rich mixture. Sprinkle it on
popcorn or salads; use it as an alternative in recipes that call for parmesan
cheese; add it to scrambled eggs; or simply eat a spoonful by itself.
Garlic powder
A versatile seasoning for Italian, Indian, African and Latin dishes, garlic
powder has a distinct flavor that lingers in your mouth long after you’ve
finished eating. It can be used in place of fresh garlic in recipes. Note: because
it’s made with dried garlic, you should use slightly less when cooking than you

would fresh or bottled garlic. Garlic powder can be found in most grocery
stores near other spices.
Whole grain
Whole grains contain all parts of a grain, including germ, bran, endosperm,
and hull. As a result, they have more nutrients than refined grains (which lose
these components in processing) as well as more fiber. Whole grains tend to
have a low glycemic index (GI), meaning they raise blood sugar slowly over
time. They also help with satiety—in other words, they keep you feeling full
longer.
Extra virgin olive oil
Olive oil might not be native to Italy, but it’s been a staple of Italian cuisine for
centuries. There are over 5 billion olive trees in Italy, so it’s no surprise that
olive oil is present in most Italian dishes. It goes well with fish, meat,
bread—really anything! The best part? You don’t have to spend much for a
good bottle.

White wine vinegar
White wine vinegar is similar to apple cider vinegar in its health benefits, but it
has a more subtle, nuanced flavor. If you don’t have white wine vinegar on
hand, you can use red or balsamic vinegar instead.
Basil leaves
If you are looking for ingredients that can take your cooking skills to another
level, then basil leaves may be what you need. People often think of basil as
simply a garnish, but it is also used in many different ways including sweet
dishes, savory dishes and even drinks. Basil has a wide range of health benefits
as well, making it a great addition to any meal. Here are some important facts
about basil that you should know before adding it into your dish.
Dried mushrooms
Used in Asian cuisines, dried mushrooms are often referred to as mushroom
powder. They’re most commonly used in soups or stir-fries. In addition to
their unique taste, they also have anti-bacterial properties that help fight off
illnesses such as colds.

Coconut flour
Coconut flour is an ingredient that’s high in fiber, gluten-free, grain-free,
lactose-free, non-GMO, Paleo friendly. Coconut flour is made from ground
coconut meat (hence its name). This gives it a slightly sweet taste; many
people like adding a dash of cinnamon or even vanilla extract for extra flavor.
For example, many keto recipes use coconut flour as their main ingredient
because it’s low in carbohydrates and higher in protein than almond flour.
Flaxseed meal
This stuff is loaded with omega-3 fatty acids, which have been shown to reduce
inflammation in your body. And that’s not all: Flaxseed meal helps lower
cholesterol, improves digestion, regulates blood sugar, and even has
anti-cancer properties. It doesn’t hurt that it has a nutty flavor that pairs well
with savory dishes (even fish). Don’t be scared by these benefits—flaxseed
meal tastes amazing once you get used to it!
Honey

Whether it’s drizzled on warm toast or stirred into a homemade tea, honey is
great for sweetening just about anything. What many people don’t know is that
it can also be used for cooking purposes—especially when you want to add
some sweetness and flavor to savory dishes. You can use it in marinades,
soups, glazes, sauces, or as a rub before grilling.
Ingredients to prepare a food recipe or to cook_
What are the ingredients in your kitchen? There are over 10,000 different
ingredients around the world. How much do you know about them? What do
they taste like? Where can you find them? If you travel to other countries, what
are the local ingredients there and how can you use them in your cooking?
Check out this list of top 10 ingredients from around the world and their
best-known dishes!
1.(3).(1).Active dry yeast: If you’re trying your hand at homemade bread, pick
up a package of active dry yeast. This common baking ingredient works by
activating through a simple proofing process, meaning you don’t have to add
any other ingredients before adding it to your dough. From there, just knead
with salt, water and oil (if you want) and wait for two hours while it rises. Once
ready, form into bread loaves or rolls. The result?
1.(3).(2).Alliaceous vegetables: Perhaps best known for its role in pungent
Indian dishes, garlic is one of a number of alliaceous vegetables. The allium
family includes onions, leeks, chives, scallions, shallots, ramps and garlic.
They are high in nutritional value—especially vitamins A and C—and low in
calories. Alliums have a long history as medicinal plants due to their

antioxidant compounds. They are said to be useful for reducing cholesterol
levels and supporting cardiovascular health as well as being antimicrobial.
1.(3).(3).All-purpose flour: Use all-purpose flour when you’re making
pancakes, pancakes, or fluffy chicken. You can also use it as a thickening agent
for gravies and soups. For a healthier alternative, look for whole wheat flour or
whole grain varieties of all-purpose flour at your grocery store. You can
substitute 1 cup of these flours in place of 1 cup of all-purpose flour in most
recipes.
1.(3).(4).Almonds: Whether you’re making a sweet, crunchy dessert or a
savory vegetable-based snack, almonds are a great addition. The nuts are easy
to incorporate into many recipes with other ingredients and provide protein
and healthy fats. They also have fewer calories than most nut varieties. If
you’re watching your waistline or counting calories, don’t leave out almonds!
1.(3).(5).Apple Cider: As mentioned earlier, apple cider is a kind of fruit juice
made by pressing apples. While it’s similar in taste to apple juice, it has less
sugar and more nutrients, which makes it a good choice for individuals who
are watching their weight. Another difference between apple cider and regular
fruit juices is that there are no preservatives added. You can buy organic or
non-organic versions of apple cider depending on your preference.
1.(3).(6.Apples: While apples are native to China, they’re enjoyed worldwide. In
fact, they were one of America’s first exports. While you probably don’t have
room for many apple trees in your backyard or containers, it’s easy enough to
plant a few trees in your yard or invest in an apple tree container.
1.(3).(7).Apricots: If you want to add a bit of sweet, slightly fruity flavor to your
dishes, then look no further than apricots. Apricots are actually a type of stone
fruit that hail from China; they have been grown there for thousands of years.
While they are often used in desserts like cakes or tarts, they can also be added
as a savory ingredient in things like stews. They bring their sweet-tart flavor
and help thicken stews and soups.
1.(3).(8).Asparagus: This versatile veggie is most commonly used as a side
dish, but it can also be used in casseroles or added to soups. Asparagus is high

in fiber, low in calories and rich in protein, vitamins A and C, B vitamins
(especially folate), iron, potassium, calcium and selenium. It also contains
several antioxidant phytochemicals—namely glutathione—which helps
protect your cells from damage caused by free radicals. Plus it’s easy on your
wallet!
1.(3).(9).Assorted oils: It is best if you use a variety of cooking oils. You don’t
want all your eggs in one basket, so it is important to have several different
types of oil on hand in case you are not able to find a particular type that is
ideal for your recipe.
1.(3).(10).Avocados: The first ingredient in guacamole, avocados are both
versatile and delicious. They’re rich in vitamins A, C, and E, as well as
potassium. But you may have heard that they’re also chock-full of healthy
fat—making them an ideal ingredient for people looking to lose weight. The
main issue with fat is that it tends to slow down absorption of nutrients.
1.(3).(11).Bacon: Imagine a country where people consume bacon with almost
every meal. Where bacon is present in dishes that are eaten by rich, poor, and
everyone in between. Where restaurants serve bacon with ever so many meals.
Wouldn’t you like to visit? Now it’s time for you to travel without having to
leave your home or spend money on an expensive plane ticket or hotel room.
1.(3).(12).Baking powder: Most recipes call for some sort of leavening
agent—typically baking powder, which is composed of soda, cornstarch, or
baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), and an acid like cream of tartar. Baking
powder is essential in most baked goods—but it can also be used in savory
recipes like biscuits, scones, pancakes, waffles, crepes and cakes. However you
decide to use it your next recipe is sure to come out light as a feather.
1.(3).(13).Baking Products; Whether you’re just getting started in your kitchen
or are a seasoned pro, having a solid stock of baking products on hand is key.
From pre-made pastry crusts to baking ingredients like flour, sugar, cocoa
powder, and chocolate chips, we have all the basics you need.
1.(3).(14).Baking soda; Although an American invention, baking soda is still
used all over Europe. Baking soda is a popular ingredient in breads and

pastries, although it’s also very useful for cleaning. Combine half a cup of
baking soda with half a cup of water to create an effective cleaner for your
dishwasher or microwave. Just be sure not to combine baking soda with
vinegar—the combination creates carbon dioxide gas, which can lead to
explosions!
1.(3).(15).Balsamic; We think of balsamic vinegar as a staple in Italian cuisine,
but what many people don’t realize is that it’s popular around much of Europe.
Its tangy sweetness helps elevate almost any dish. Keep a bottle in your pantry
for salad dressings, marinades, or drizzling over steak after it comes off the
grill.
1.(3).(16).Bamboo shoots: If you’re looking for a vegetable side dish, you can’t
go wrong with bamboo shoots. Often found in Southeast Asian cuisine, bamboo
shoots have a satisfying crunch and earthy flavor that pairs well with roasted
meat. Add them as a bed under your protein or toss them in during cooking.
1.(3).(17).Bananas; This popular fruit is a staple in many cuisines. It has
antibacterial properties, and cooking bananas down into a sweet treat makes
them taste even better. The potassium in bananas can also help stabilize blood
pressure, making them perfect for combatting hypertension.
1.(3).(18).Barbecue Sauce; Authentic barbecue sauces start with a classic
tomato-based base, then mix in spices. Barbecue sauce can be as sweet or spicy
as you want it, so add a pinch of cayenne for heat or throw in some extra brown
sugar if you want it sweeter. Think of barbecue sauce like ketchup—it’s one of
those condiments that goes with everything. You can easily make your own at
home, but there are also plenty of pre-made versions on the market.
1.(3).(19).Barley; From American burgers to Jewish kugel, barley is a versatile
ingredient that’s been used for centuries as a nutritious staple. Barley contains
vitamin B1, protein, fiber, magnesium and selenium. It’s most commonly
found in soups, casseroles and other savory dishes. Barley can also be cooked
like rice or couscous—it cooks quickly but requires more water than regular
grain.

1.(3).(20).Bay leaves; Cooking with bay leaves is a little bit like cooking with
garlic—the flavor builds as it cooks. If you’re using them for flavoring your
stew, add whole bay leaves along with all of your other ingredients at first. Let
them simmer for about half an hour (this will give them time to infuse your
broth) before adding any other ingredients or removing the bay leaves.
1.(3).(21).Beans; One of humanity’s earliest sources of protein, beans are some
of today’s most versatile ingredients. Beans come in many varieties and can be
eaten as is or added to a dish for extra flavor and texture. Many
cuisines—especially those in warmer climates—rely on beans for a hearty
meal. All you need is a can opener! Of course, if cooking isn’t your thing, there
are plenty of ways to use beans without taking up your valuable kitchen space.
1.(3).(22).Beef meatballs; A staple in Italian cooking, these tender meatballs
are best served with spaghetti. Make a lot; they freeze well. In a mixing bowl,
combine 1 pound ground beef, 2 teaspoons minced garlic, 1/2 cup chopped
parsley leaves and salt and pepper to taste. Form into 12 meatballs. Add olive
oil to a large pot over medium heat. Brown meatballs on all sides (about 4
minutes). Remove meatballs; drain fat from pot.
1.(3).(23).Beef stock; is a concentrated broth made from beef bones and
various amounts of meat (usually marrow, fat, and connective tissue),
vegetables, herbs, and seasonings. The ingredients are simmered for several
hours (usually 12–24), skimming any excess fat or froth that rises to the
surface. It is a key ingredient in many French dishes.
1.(3).(24).Bell pepper: Used as a vegetable in many cuisines, bell peppers can
be eaten raw or cooked. They are often stuffed or added to stews and pastas.
Bell peppers are an excellent source of vitamins C, A, B6, and E; manganese;
folate; potassium; phosphorus; iron; magnesium; zinc; niacin; selenium.
Here’s how you can make all-natural salsa using bell peppers in just 20
minutes
1.(3).(25).Bilberries; Sometimes referred to as European blueberries, bilberries
contain antioxidants known as anthocyanins that are thought to help protect
your eyes. While they aren’t widely available in markets outside of Europe, you

can buy dried bilberries online or find fresh bilberries near you with a quick
internet search.
1.(3).(26).Biscuits; Mix together 2 cups of all-purpose flour, 2 teaspoons of
baking powder, and 1/2 teaspoon of salt. Add in 3 tablespoons shortening or
butter, cold or melted. Then pour in 6 tablespoons milk (or water) until a
dough is formed. Knead on a floured surface before rolling out thinly into an
oval shape on a lightly floured board. Cut biscuits out with a drinking glass or
cookie cutter.
1.(3).(27).Black Pepper; Whether you’re cooking in your kitchen or dining at a
local restaurant, adding black pepper can always add a bit of pep to your meal.
Black pepper comes from Piper nigrum, a plant native to India. When used in
moderation, black pepper is linked with many health benefits. For example, its
ability to lower cholesterol may help prevent heart disease; it also helps relieve
gas and boost digestion when added to meals.
1.(3).(28).Black peppercorns; Many Western dishes call for peppercorns, but
when cooking with black peppercorns (which come from pepper plants), note
that they’re bolder than their white counterparts. If you’re substituting black
pepper for white in a recipe, cut back on its quantity by one-third or half. And
if your recipe calls for freshly ground pepper, you might try whole seeds—they
have a more intense flavor than ground pepper.
1.(3).(29).Black, white or red currants: With its tart taste, black currants are
great in jams and desserts, while white ones add texture. Red currants on their
own have a more subtle flavor but work really well when paired with other
berries. They’re also used in liqueurs such as crème de cassis.
1.(3).(30).Blackberries; This small red berry, which contains high levels of
Vitamin C, has always been a staple in French cooking. Try them as a topping
for yogurt or cake, or sprinkled over ice cream. You can also add them to
pancakes or muffins for a nutrient boost. And if you’re looking for a fruity
jam-like spread on your toast in the morning? Blackberry butter is your
answer! Since it freezes so well, stock up when they’re in season and use them
throughout the year.

1.(3).(31).Bottled Items; An overlooked ingredient that is essential in almost
every kitchen, bottled items can range anywhere from balsamic vinegar to soy
sauce. Stock up on these ingredients at your local grocery store or warehouse
club, as they’re affordable, easy to find and come in a variety of flavors.
1.(3).(32).Brats; If you love sausage, chances are you'll love brats. You can
make them in any style, but I love them German-style with a mustard-based
sauce. They're simple to grill, too. Just cut off about an inch of your bratwurst's
tail, poke some holes in it with a fork and throw it on a hot grill for five
minutes or so, flipping once halfway through.
1.(3).(33).Bread; The first thing you will notice about bread in Vietnam is that
there are no baguettes. You can still get a good loaf of crusty French bread, but
it will look more like something you’d find at a farmer’s market than in your
local boulangerie. Most bread here is made with rice flour, coconut milk, and
sugar—and is sweetened with fruit jam as well as regular sugar.
1.(3).(34).Breadcrumbs: In certain cuisines, breadcrumbs are used in place of
meat to add texture, flavor, and protein. Whether you’re vegan or vegetarian,
these are great alternatives for dishes that use ground beef or chicken.
Breadcrumbs also keep things low-calorie—just be sure not to consume too
many!
1.(3).(35).Breakfast cereals: The advent of factory-produced breakfast cereals
represented a major turning point in food processing. Many early breakfast
cereals (such as those made by Post, Quaker Oats, General Mills, or Kellogg’s)
were invented as health foods in an era when fresh foods were not widely
available, but their popularity has declined since then. Other companies that
have manufactured ready-to-eat breakfast cereals include Rice Krispies’
manufacturer Kellogg Company and Nabisco, which produced Sustain.
1.(3).(36).Broccoli; The health benefits of broccoli are pretty impressive. It’s a
great source of fiber, choline, vitamin C, thiamin, vitamin B6, folic acid,
pantothenic acid, potassium and manganese. On top of that broccoli is also
high in protein content so it’s an ideal food if you want to build muscle or lose

weight (it’s not a magic bullet for either goal but it can help you meet your
daily requirements for these nutrients).
1.(3).(37).Brown Mustard; The earthy, peppery flavor of brown mustard makes
it an excellent ingredient in Indian curries. In addition, its natural emulsifiers
help thicken sauces. If you can’t find brown mustard seeds where you live,
don’t fret; black mustard seeds will work just as well. Keep a jar on hand at all
times—you never know when you might need it!
1.(3).(38).Brown rice; This rice is minimally processed, retaining a large
amount of fiber that helps regulate digestion. Brown rice has been linked to
lower cholesterol levels, improved bone health, weight loss and other health
benefits, such as improved diabetes management. Add it to any dish that calls
for cooked rice. Cook it in soups or stews to make them heartier, or serve it
with stir-fried vegetables and chicken for a simple meal.
1.(3).(39).Brown sugar; A key ingredient in many desserts, brown sugar adds
sweetness, color, and a complex caramel-like flavor. Brown sugar is simply
granulated white sugar that has been mixed with molasses—the byproduct of
refining sugarcane or sugar beets into table sugar. More often than not, brown
sugars are light in color and darken as they sit; some contain small amounts of
additives such as dextrose or corn syrup.
1.(3).(40).Brussels sprouts: Foodies love them; haters loathe them. They look
like miniature cabbages, they grow on tall stalks, they sprout up in cool
weather—and don’t forget their smelly reputation. But there’s a reason
Brussels sprouts have earned their place on gourmet menus worldwide: Once
you try that spicy little taste sensation, you’ll be hooked for life.
1.(3).(41).Buffalo; If you’re not a fan of red meat, buffalo is as lean as it gets.
It’s very similar in taste to beef and a great substitute for burgers, roasts, or
any other recipe that calls for ground beef. Plus, because it’s so lean, buffalo
has far fewer calories than other meats—just 120 calories per 100g serving. The
downside? It can be tough to find. You can purchase frozen buffalo at some
specialty grocery stores or online.

1.(3).(42).Burdock; Native to Japan, burdock is a hearty root vegetable with a
long history of culinary use. It’s been cultivated in Japan for nearly 2000 years
and is used widely throughout Eastern Asia as an ingredient in salads, soups,
and stews. Burdock has a neutral flavor that pairs nicely with pungent
ingredients like wasabi or ginger. Try mixing burdock into your favorite miso
soup recipe for an extra boost of natural energy and health benefits!
1.(3).(43).Butter; Yes, butter is controversial. The high saturated fat content in
butter may raise your cholesterol levels, but it also contains nutrients such as
vitamin A, D, E and K2 that are vital for a healthy body. Butter is a staple
ingredient in numerous cuisines worldwide, whether it’s slathered on bread or
used as part of a sauce. For best flavor use unsalted butter so you can control
how much salt goes into your meals.
1.(3).(44).Buttermilk Substitute: You can make your own buttermilk by adding
one tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar to a half cup of milk. Leave it
for 5 minutes before use.
1.(3).(45).Cabbage lettuce: For centuries, cabbage has been used as a main
ingredient in dishes, soups, and salads throughout Europe. Cabbage can be
eaten raw or cooked. And it’s good for you, too! In addition to being packed
with vitamins A and C, it also contains folate, which is good for heart health.
Cooked cabbage gets milder in flavor than raw cabbage does. Try sprinkling
cooked cabbage on top of your main dish as a side dish; you won’t even miss
lettuce!
1.(3).(46).Cakes; What do you think of when someone mentions cake? Maybe
you remember your grandmother’s scrumptious chocolate fudge frosting or a
birthday party with all of your friends. Cakes are one of those things that
everyone loves, but many don’t know what goes into making them. What
makes cakes so delicious is that they have a variety of ingredients. We should
also mention that not all ingredients used in baking are healthy!
1.(3).(47).Cane Sugar: Sugar comes in many forms, but cane sugar is one of our
favorites. It’s far better for you than white table sugar (it has less calories per
teaspoon), it keeps your immune system in tip-top shape, and it’s an

antioxidant. Plus, it’s delicious! We like using a touch of coconut palm sugar in
our porridge or raw desserts.
1.(3).(48).Canned beans: This humble ingredient is a staple of many cuisines
around the world. It’s packed with protein, fiber, folate and plenty of other
nutrients. Canned beans are easy to use in recipes—just make sure you rinse
them before using! Many brands will also include directions for how long you
should boil or simmer your can of beans. We recommend choosing organic
canned beans over those that aren’t labeled organic whenever possible.
1.(3).(49).Canned fish: There’s an excellent selection of canned fish available
in supermarkets, including salmon, tuna, mackerel, sardines, herring and
anchovies. These are all high in protein—usually more than meat—and
relatively low in saturated fat. They’re also often a cheaper alternative to fresh
fish. Choose canned over fresh if you want a quick solution or if you can’t find
any good quality fresh fish.
1.(3).(50).Canned fruit: If you can’t get your hands on fresh fruits or
vegetables, canned varieties are an excellent option. They won’t contain added
salt, sugar, or preservatives like some of their fresh counterparts, so they’re
generally a better choice. Canned fruit is available in a variety of options,
including diced and whole fruit (with no sugar added), juice-packed fruit, and
fruit jellies/marmalades/butters.
1.(3).(51).Canned Goods: It’s been a while since I cooked, but when I did,
canned goods were an absolute necessity. If you’re going to spend time
cooking, it makes sense to have those ingredients on hand at all times.
1.(3).(52).Canned tomatoes; Made from sun-ripened tomatoes packed at their
peak, canned tomatoes make it easy to add in rich flavor without
time-consuming prep. They’re perfect for adding depth of flavor to soups,
stews, sauces and so much more. Bring traditional Italian flavors home with
San Marzano tomato puree—these tomatoes are often called the caviar of Italy
for their intense richness.
1.(3).(53).Canned vegetables; In many European cuisines, canned vegetables
are often substituted for fresh ones. This substitution might be inspired by a

desire to cut costs, since canned vegetables are cheaper than fresh ones, or
because of less-than-ideal growing conditions that make it difficult to grow
veggies year-round. Whatever your reason for using canned vegetables in
place of fresh, you can still create delicious dishes without spending more time
in front of a stove.
1.(3).(54).Cannellini; To make a simple bean salad, combine cooked cannellini
beans with arugula, cherry tomatoes, Italian parsley leaves, lemon juice,
extra-virgin olive oil and grated Parmesan cheese. Serve chilled or at room
temperature.
1.(3).(55).Canola oil; With a neutral flavor that works well with nearly any
cuisine, canola oil is a good choice for cooking dishes that incorporate lots of
spices or flavors. If you’re looking for healthy fats in your diet, canola oil is
also high in Omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial to heart health. Cooking
at high heat causes most oils to break down and lose some of their nutritional
value; however, canola oil is an exception as it has a very high smoke point.
1.(3).(56).Capers; If you’re cooking Mediterranean dishes like ratatouille or
spaghetti puttanesca, capers are an absolute must. Found in small cylindrical
jars, these pickled flower buds can be added to virtually any savory dish.
Whether you use them whole or sliced into thin strips, there’s no reason not to
include them in your next meal.
1.(3).(57).Carrots; Whether it’s a crunchy raw snack or an important
ingredient in a stew, carrots are versatile. They’re packed with beta-carotene,
fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants. Research shows that eating more carrots
can improve vision, especially night vision. In many cultures they’re
considered good luck!
1.(3).(58).Turnips; It’s okay if you think turnips are just white, mild-tasting,
golf ball-shaped root vegetables that belong in a stew or soup. The fact is
they’re also delicious on their own. Their texture and color make them great
for grilling and roasting. The best part is that they’re incredibly cheap and
available year round, making them one of the most common ingredients in
restaurants around Europe.

1.(3).(59).Cauliflowers: Cauliflower is a vegetable that grows in florets. As a
global ingredient, it can be found in a variety of cuisines worldwide. According
to most food experts, cauliflower tastes best if it’s prepared al dente. To cook
cauliflower al dente, place whole florets into salted boiling water and boil for
three minutes or until just tender.
1.(3).(60).Cayenne: This spicy, hot chili pepper is popular in Mexican and
Creole cuisines. It makes for an excellent addition to tacos, stews, and curries.
Cayenne can be used in soups as well; consider blending it with some chicken
broth or tomato juice for an easy but flavorful soup base. With their powerful
punch of flavor and heat, chili peppers are a useful ingredient that can be
employed in many different dishes.
1.(3).(61).Cayenne pepper; This ground powder is a key ingredient in many
popular Cajun and Mexican dishes. Its relatively mild heat level (compared to,
say, habanero pepper) makes it a good way for newbies to get their feet wet in
international cooking. It’s also found its way into other Asian cuisines as well
as American cuisine. Cayenne powder is high in capsaicin, which delivers
pain-relieving properties and some studies suggest that it can increase your
metabolism.
1.(3).(62).Celeriac; There are hundreds of ways to cook celeriac, a knobbly root
vegetable with a pronounced celery flavor and a mild nutty taste. Celeriac pairs
well with apples and cheddar, cabbage and cardamom, chicken and chile paste.
One thing is for sure: you won’t want to discard celeriac’s outer layer when you
cook it.
1.(3).(63).Celery: Though it may not be a favorite in your kitchen, there’s little
doubt celery is one of most useful ingredients. The soft stalks can be added to
soups and sauces, sprinkled over salads or even baked into breads and cakes! It
has a delicate crunch that works in savory dishes and its anise flavor makes it
perfect for seafood, chicken and even pork.
1.(3).(64).Cheddar Cheese: In western Europe, almost all cheeses are made
using cow’s milk. Cheddar cheese is one of a few exceptions. The cheese has a
crumbly texture that makes it perfect for sandwiches, melting, or snacking on

with crackers and beer. In fact, there’s a reason why cheddar is so popular—it
tastes good! And because it’s made with cow’s milk, it’s also high in protein,
calcium and vitamin A.
1.(3).(65).Cheese; It’s a staple in cuisines around the world, but with myriad
varieties and brands, figuring out what to buy can be tricky. We’ve put together
a list of common ingredients (and their American equivalents) that will help
you whip up some international favorites at home. Just don’t overdo it—cheese
can sometimes be high in calories due to its saturated fat content. For best
results, enjoy cheese in moderation.
1.(3).(66).Cherries; It turns out that cherries contain a ton of antioxidants,
which means that they can help your body fight off free radicals. Free radicals
are those dangerous molecules in our bodies that cause cell damage and
weaken our immune system, so cherries can be a great way to keep yourself
healthy. Cherries are also excellent for heart health and have been linked with
reduced risk for cancer, including breast cancer. In fact, as little as one serving
per day has been shown to improve both memory and concentration over time.
1.(3).(67).Chicken Breast; The chicken breast is a staple for a reason, and
though it may be boring, there’s a reason you keep returning to it again and
again. It has 50 grams of protein per cooked pound – more than any other cut
on the bird – as well as little fat or gristle. It can also be used in all kinds of
ways, making it an excellent choice for beginners looking to make an easy
recipe with guaranteed success.
1.(3).(68).Chicken Broth; Learning how to make chicken broth is an excellent
way to add flavor, nutrients and body to soups, stews and risotto, says Mark
Bittman, author of How To Cook Everything. It’s also a fine way for beginning
cooks (and anybody) to learn about stocks. Although it doesn't take much time
or cost much money, homemade chicken broth will taste like a million bucks. It
freezes well, so keep extra in your freezer at all times.
1.(3).(69).Chicken Soup: Chicken is native to Asia, but it has spread around
much of the world and can be found in recipes all over. It’s tasty, healthy,
versatile and cheap. You can buy bone-in chicken for soup for $1 a pound, or

boneless breasts for about $2 per pound. Cuts such as thighs and wings are
relatively inexpensive as well. Chicken soup has become a common comfort
food because its warmth is enjoyed by almost everyone.
1.(3).(70).Chicken stock: Whether you’re making soup, stew, or pot roast,
chances are you’ll need some chicken stock at some point. Chicken stock is a
staple in just about every kitchen worldwide. Commercial versions can be
purchased at your local grocery store or online, but homemade chicken stock is
widely considered to be superior and will save you money over time.
Homemade chicken stock also freezes well, so make a big batch on Sunday
night and freeze it in smaller portions so you always have it on hand when
cooking dinner.
1.(3).(71).Chicken Turkey; If you’re looking for a cheaper, leaner and more
versatile version of chicken breast than what you’ll find at your supermarket,
turn to turkey. Deli-style sliced turkey is a great substitute in chicken salad or
served on sandwiches. Ground turkey can be substituted for ground beef in
chili, tacos or spaghetti sauce (add some extra seasonings and spices when you
do). Turkey is an excellent source of protein and amino acids as well as iron.
1.(3).(72).Chickpeas; This tasty legume is used in Middle Eastern and
Mediterranean cuisine, with hearty stews being a specialty. And what’s great
about it? It’s healthy, filling and versatile. Don’t forget that it makes an
excellent topping for soups, salads and also serves as an ingredient in
hummus!
1.(3).(73).Chile Flakes; While they may seem pretty basic, these little red gems
are key ingredients in just about every Italian dish you’ve ever eaten. Try
adding a dash of pepper flakes to your next pasta sauce—but don’t go
overboard! Just a teaspoon will do. (Plus, you can always add more if you need
it.) Just be sure to keep it at least an inch away from your eyes when cooking, or
you might end up with a not-so-funny case of bloodshot eyes.
1.(3).(74).Chili paste: Used as a base in many Asian stir-fries, chili paste, also
known as chili sauce or pepper sauce, is made by pulverizing dried chilies with

vinegar and salt. It can be either red or green, although red is most common.
It’s used in dishes like gochujang (Korean) and kochujang (Japanese).
1.(3).(75).Chili powder; Despite its Spanish name, chili powder is a key
ingredient in South Asian and Middle Eastern cooking. Popular Indian dishes
that incorporate chili powder include tandoori chicken and chicken vindaloo.
Chili peppers are native to Mexico and Central America, but have been a part of
Indian cuisine for centuries, adding their signature spicy kick to curries.
Another type of red pepper called paprika also finds its way into Indian recipes
like Butter Chicken.
1.(3).(76).Chocolate; The cocoa tree originated in South America, but now
grows in tropical climates all over the world. The cacao bean pods are
harvested and opened to reveal large white seeds that grow in abundance on
each plant. These seeds are then fermented and dried, and then roasted until
they're ready for consumption. Throughout history, cocoa has been used as a
status symbol because of its rarity, but now it’s widely available at affordable
prices around much of the world.
1.(3).(77).Cinnamon: There’s a reason cinnamon shows up in so many recipes
around the world—it tastes good. And, because it’s also antibacterial and
anti-inflammatory, it can reduce tooth decay and periodontal disease and
improve gum health. Here are 11 ways to use cinnamon in your daily cooking
routine.
1.(3).(78).Citrus fruit jams; The citrus fruits most commonly used in jams are
lemons, limes, and oranges. These fruits contain an ample amount of
pectin—the type of fiber found in fruit that’s best for making jams and jellies.
Don’t use just any citrus fruit, though. Some recipes require additional pectin
ingredients—like apples or grapefruit—for a proper jam consistency.
1.(3).(79).Citrus fruit jellies: The real star in most jellies is agar, a type of
seaweed made into an extract that acts as a thickener and gel-forming agent.
In fact, jellies can be made without pectin if you substitute with 1/2 teaspoon
agar powder for each tablespoon regular pectin.

1.(3).(80).Citrus fruit marmalades: Recipes for making marmalades with
various citrus fruits abound. If you want a relatively easy recipe, try making an
orange marmalade by reducing 2 pounds of navel oranges, 4 lemons and 6
limes in 1 quart of water for about 4 hours. As always, be sure to use organic
ingredients when cooking with citrus fruits; otherwise, you may be putting
your health at risk due to toxins in pesticides and other chemicals.
1.(3).(81).Citrus fruit pastes; While citrus fruits like oranges and lemons are
often used for cooking around the world, there are also a number of citrus fruit
pastes that can be added as flavor enhancers to savory dishes. When added at
appropriate proportions, these ingredients not only impart mouth-watering
taste but also a visual appeal as well. The main ingredient in citrus fruit pastes
is usually some form of lime or lemon, with varying other elements such as
garlic, chilies, onions or herbs.
1.(3).(82).Citrus fruit purée: One reason that citrus fruit has become so popular
in recent years is because it’s so versatile. From pies and cakes to chutneys and
curries, there’s no end to what you can do with a wide range of citrus fruits.
The main caveat is that you have to use real fruit.
1.(3).(83).Clarified Butter; In many recipes, we specify clarified butter for
cooking. Clarified butter is also known as drawn butter or ghee. It’s produced
by melting butter and removing its milk solids (which will burn easily) until
only pure fat remains. It can be stored at room temperature without spoiling
and doesn’t have any additives or preservatives.
1.(3).(84).Cloves; The tiny dried buds of a tropical evergreen tree, cloves are a
pungent addition to most types of food. Cloves are native to Southeast Asia and
India, but they’re now cultivated on plantations throughout warm climates
around the world. Widely used in European cuisine, cloves are often ground or
chopped before use. Their warm taste is similar to that of cinnamon, but with a
spicier kick.
1.(3).(85).Cocktails: Liquor is a general term that can mean either alcohol in
liquid form or spirits, so long as they are made by distilling fermented grains,
fruits, and vegetables. And while cocktails are typically served after dinner or

at parties, we sometimes need a little kick to get us through our first meal of
the day. To create your perfect morning cocktail, simply choose your
ingredients and add them in varying amounts until you’ve got something that
wakes up your taste buds.
1.(3).(86).Coconut Milk: The most versatile of ingredients, coconut milk can be
used in everything from soups and stews to curries and desserts. It contains
plenty of healthy fats and nutrients that are great for your body. If you’re
looking for a good alternative to dairy or other animal-based milks, look no
further than coconuts!
1.(3).(87).Cookies; There are an endless number of recipes out there that use
ingredients you can find in your local grocery store. But if you want to sample
dishes from around the world, you’ll need to stock up on ingredients that
aren’t available at home—or buy them online, which is easier and cheaper
than ever. Here are some basic culinary necessities you might not already have
in your pantry.
1.(3).(88).Cooking Oils: Oils are typically a major ingredient in sautéed dishes.
Oils for cooking include both vegetable and animal-based oils, as well as
margarine. Olive oil is popular for sautéing and, because it can be used at high
temperatures without smoking or spoiling, is often used when frying foods.
Canola oil is another common choice for sautéing and frying; its relatively
neutral flavor makes it ideal for dishes where you want just a hint of flavor.
1.(3).(89).Coriander: A bright and citrusy spice (also known as Chinese parsley
or cilantro), coriander is used in cuisines across South America, Europe, Asia,
and Africa. It’s best known for its presence in Indian curries and
Mediterranean dishes, but it’s actually a main ingredient in Mexican salsa
verde and Eastern European breads. Cilantro may have more benefits than you
think: Recent research suggests that eating cilantro regularly reduces blood
pressure.
1.(3).(90).Corn; There’s corn in just about everything. Corn is used as a
sweetener, it creates much of our vegetable oil, and some countries use it

instead of flour when baking bread. Because it’s so ubiquitous, having an idea
about how to cook with corn can make your meals more delicious and diverse.
1.(3).(91).Corn tortillas: For most people, corn tortillas are a daily staple. Often
used for tacos and enchiladas, these high-carb tortillas are very versatile,
making them an ideal part of any meal. Whether you want a taco or a burrito,
you can use corn tortillas in your recipes to create savory dishes that can be
paired with whatever your heart desires. The thing about tortillas is that they
are very easy to make at home; you only need ground corn and water!
1.(3).(92).Cornstarch: For example, cornstarch is a popular ingredient in many
Chinese and Japanese dishes. This starch is made from corn that has been
cooked in water or slaked lime. Cornstarch is one of most versatile ingredients;
it can be used as a thickener for sauces, soups and gravies. It’s also added to
thicken puddings and custards.
1.(3).(93).Couscous: It’s one of many kinds of pasta, but couscous is a unique
product in that it doesn’t use any flour—it’s made from crushed wheat. Found
throughout North Africa and many Mediterranean countries, couscous can be
served as a main course or side dish. It’s most often steamed in water with oil
or butter added for flavor; it also pairs well with meats and vegetables.
1.(3).(94).Cranberries; While they don’t grow naturally in many parts of Asia,
cranberries are a delicious ingredient in tart sauces, juices and puddings. Add
them as an ingredient to cook food worldwide to your favorite meat dishes,
such as lamb or duck. While raw cranberries have a pleasantly bitter flavor that
balances savory flavors well, you can also try them out in baked goods for a
sweet crunch. Cranberry sauce is an excellent addition for ham or pork roasts
during holidays.
1.(3).(95).Cream Cheese: In every cuisine in America, cream cheese is a
common ingredient. In Finland, it’s called juustoleipä, or bread cheese. It
might be used as a spread on bread or crackers or added to an assortment of
pastries and cakes. In Argentina, they call it queso crema y leche and use it in
stuffings for rice and chicken dishes.

1.(3).(96).Cream of Veggie: Creamed spinach, mushrooms and/or onions are
easy-to-make, versatile ingredients that can be served over a bed of lettuce for
a side dish or tossed with pasta for an Italian-inspired meal. For cream of
spinach, sauté fresh spinach in butter until tender and add 1⁄4 cup heavy cream
before cooking until heated through. If using mushrooms or onion, sauté in
butter or olive oil before adding half-and-half.
1.(3).(97).Crumbs / Stuffing: A classic dish served on holidays and family
gatherings, crumbs (or stuffing) is used in a wide variety of dishes throughout
much of Europe and North America. Made with spices, eggs, herbs and veggies,
crumbs (also known as stuffing) is usually added to poultry or meat before
cooking. Whether you’re a fan of Turkey Day or not, chances are you’ve had
crumbs—or stuff—in some form or another at least once in your life.
1.(3).(98).Crushed red pepper: A little spicy, crushed red pepper can spice up
almost any meal. This common ingredient is typically made by drying and
crushing chile peppers such as cayenne, aji mirasol or Thai chillies. The best
place to buy red pepper flakes is in bulk at your local natural foods store or
well-stocked supermarket.
1.(3).(99).Cucumbers: Whether it’s in a salad, sandwich or martini, cucumbers
are an essential ingredient in many foods. Whether you choose English or
Persian varieties will depend on where you live, but there are two basic types
— pickling and slicing. Though cucumbers are often available year-round,
their peak season is summer through early fall.
1.(3).(100).Cumin; While typically thought of as a Middle Eastern spice, cumin
is actually native to South America and is most commonly associated with
Mexican cooking. Cumin adds a peppery, nutty flavor when used in cooking.
It’s also popular in Indian cuisine and throughout Southeast Asia. In addition
to being added directly into food, it can be ground up and mixed with salt and
eaten on meat or fish before it’s cooked.
1.(3).(101).Curry powder: If there’s one thing that unites diverse cuisines and
cultures, it’s their love for spices. Curry powder is a blend of ground spices
common in South Asian dishes but also used across Africa, in Latin American

cooking, and more. It is a mixture made up of numerous whole or ground
spices. Depending on its composition, it can be yellow or orange/red.
1.(3).(102).Dairy; While Americans tend to eat more dairy than most countries,
milk and its derivatives are still important ingredients worldwide. From
France’s famed Brie cheese (made with unpasteurized cow’s milk) to India’s
kefir (fermented milk), yogurt is one of the top ingredients across much of
Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America.
1.(3).(103).Dijon Mustard; Mustard has a complex flavor profile that includes
sweet, pungent, tangy and spicy notes. The consistency of mustard is thick
with texture like jam. This ingredient is most commonly used as a condiment
or spread on sandwiches but can also be incorporated into salad dressings,
soups and sauces to give depth to your food recipes. Dijon mustard comes in
three varieties: yellow, white and brown. The difference between these
varieties depends on when they are harvested during processing.
1.(3).(104).Distilled White: The second most common ingredient in our list is
distilled white vinegar. This type of vinegar is produced by fermenting corn,
grains, and other products, then diluting it with water. The resulting liquid can
be used as a base for any dish that needs acidity and tartness. While not as
commonly used as apple cider vinegar or red wine vinegar, distilled white
works just as well in many dishes.
1.(3).(105).Doritos: The idea for Doritos came about when Frito-Lay founder
Arch West was out on a ski trip with his son, who came back hungry and asked
for snacks. Being hungry himself, West realized he didn’t have any snacks on
hand that didn’t need cooking or refrigeration.
1.(3).(106).Dried Beans: Beans are both nutritious and affordable. While it may
seem daunting to cook with beans, which don’t necessarily smell or taste great
when cooked, they’re fairly easy once you know how. The most important
thing is to soak them in water overnight before cooking them. This removes
gas-causing substances called oligosaccharides that make people who eat
beans on a regular basis get bloated and gassy. The process also softens them,
making them much easier to cook without falling apart.

1.(3).(107).Dried fruits; While fresh fruits are perfectly fine for some recipes, if
you’re looking to cook a dish with a long shelf life, dried fruits are your best
bet. Dried fruit also makes great snacks and is extremely beneficial in helping
prevent and treat diabetes. .Canned goods: If you prefer fresh ingredients but
need something that’s packaged and ready-to-eat, canned goods are a good
option.
1.(3).(108).Dried gourd shavings: a common side dish in soups, stews and
other dishes in South Asia, these thin strips lend a mild sweetness when
cooked. They’re also usually fried before use, which means that you can reap
their health benefits without being weighed down by an oily mouthfeel. Dried
gourd shavings are an ingredient that’s found across many cultures around the
world—and there are just as many ways to cook with them.
1.(3).(109).Dried grain; When you hear grain, you might think corn, oats or
rice. However, grain can refer to any cereal grass that is cultivated for food. A
few common grains include millet, sorghum and barley. Each grain can be
ground into flour and used as a base for breads and pasta, or it can be added
whole to soups and stews. A quick internet search can help you determine how
best to cook with a particular grain.
1.(3).(110).Dried herbs: Before refrigeration, dried herbs were popular with
cooks for two reasons. The first is that it was simply easier and cheaper to buy
dried ingredients than fresh ones in some parts of the world (and, let’s face it,
it still is). The second reason is that dried herbs tend to last longer than fresh
ingredients before they go bad. Herbs keep their flavor longer because they
don’t have as much moisture content.
1.(3).(111).Dried lentils: If you want to cook lentils but don’t have access to
them fresh, buy dried instead. They’re easier and quicker to prepare and make
a tasty addition to salads, soups, stews and stir-fries. This is because they
become soft once soaked in water. Other dried pulses that work well when
cooking worldwide include split peas, chickpeas and red kidney beans. All are
good sources of protein, fibre and B vitamins such as folate.

1.(3).(112).Dry Beans: Keep in mind that dried beans need a lot more cooking
time than canned beans, but you don’t have to soak them. Rinse them, place
them in a large pot, cover with water and bring it to a boil. Reduce heat, add
salt and cook for about 1-2 hours or until tender. Start checking after one hour
so they don’t get mushy. If there is still too much liquid when they are finished
cooking, drain some out.
1.(3).(113).Dry Herbs: Traditional herbs like rosemary, basil, oregano and dill
are one of those ingredients that can be used as a fresh herb or dried for use in
cooking. Dried herbs have a more concentrated flavor than fresh herbs. If
you’re going to purchase dried herbs make sure you buy them in containers
with secure lids, so they don’t lose their flavor and aroma when exposed to
heat, light or air.
1.(3).(114).Dry Spices: Dried spices are commonly used in Indian and Middle
Eastern cuisine, so stock up on cumin, mustard seeds, cinnamon, ginger and
turmeric. To add a spicy kick to your meals, include chili powder or ground red
pepper. Go for dried parsley, basil and oregano when cooking Italian food. Look
for ingredients that do double duty like fennel seeds and bay leaves for soups
and stews. Herbs like sage and thyme can be found year-round.
1.(3).(115).Eggs: While some people think of eggs as just breakfast food,
they’re actually one of most versatile ingredients in your kitchen. These little
wonders can be used for everything from sweet desserts (I dare you to try it) to
savory main courses. And don’t worry about cholesterol—eggs aren’t
unhealthy anymore (they contain lots of vitamins and nutrients that your body
needs). Check out our list below for some recipes and tips on how you can use
these versatile little guys in all kinds of ways!
1.(3).(116).Extra virgin olive oil: Without a doubt, extra virgin olive oil is one of
the most important ingredients in cooking. Used for everything from baking
breads and pancakes to roasting vegetables and sautéing meats, EVOO is
usually a staple in any kitchen. It’s also rich in antioxidants and contains oleic
acid, a type of fatty acid that reduces bad cholesterol levels while increasing
good cholesterol levels.

1.(3).(117).Extracts and Flavorings: Extracts are concentrated liquids (usually
oils) that have a particular flavor and aroma, such as vanilla or almond. If you
don’t want to use an extract, you can also purchase essences; these are often
made by steeping herbs or spices in alcohol or glycerin, which draws out their
essential oils. But keep in mind that, just like with extracts, both extracts and
essences will add a certain flavor to your food—and there’s no way around it.
1.(3).(118).Fennel: If you’re just learning how to cook food worldwide, you may
not have even heard of fennel before. This Mediterranean herb is primarily
grown in Italy, but it’s a staple ingredient in Indian cooking as well. It has a
sweet licorice flavor and is used heavily in Bolognese sauce. Fennel can be hard
to find at your local grocery store; ask around at your farmers market for
where you can buy fresh fennel bulbs and stalks.
1.(3).(119).Fennel seeds: In Iran, fennel seeds are frequently used in Persian
stews. In India, you can find them in a variety of dishes and drinks, such as dal
(lentils) and tea. Fennel seeds also show up in Spanish cuisine, where they’re
used with pork.
1.(3).(120).Feta: Produced in Greece and other Mediterranean countries, feta is
a soft brined cheese with a tangy, salty flavor. Feta is used widely in Greek and
Turkish cuisine, but it’s also enjoyed around the world. There are several
different types of feta that are based on region.
1.(3).(121).Finishing Oil: In a lot of recipes, dishes and particularly in Asian
cuisines, extra-virgin olive oil is often preferred for its lightness and fresh
flavors. For cooking food worldwide and for raw uses like salads, dressings or
dips though, it’s wise to choose a finishing oil. Here are our picks for some of
those: Sesame Oil — Traditional Chinese medicine advises using sesame oil as
a great way to strengthen heart muscles; use as you would any other finishing
oils.
1.(3).(122).Fish: If you have never tasted seafood, add it to your list of things to
try. Seafood is healthy, low in calories and contains plenty of protein. Many
people say that fish is an acquired taste; you may need a few tries before you

enjoy it fully. Salmon and cod are good options for those who are new to
seafood or want to start simple.
1.(3).(123).Fish Sauce: Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos make a type of salty sauce
called nước mắm made from fermented fish. It’s used as a condiment or
seasoning in many dishes including noodle soups and stir-fries.
1.(3).(124).Flours: Foods like breads, pancakes, and desserts rely on flours for
their texture. Flour is made from grinding wheat or other grains (like barley,
oats, rye, or rice). It’s easy to find pre-packaged all-purpose flour at most
grocery stores; whole wheat flour can be a bit harder to come by but is great if
you’re looking for heartier textures and flavors. Either type of flour can be used
to bake fresh bread or sweet treats!
1.(3).(125).Fresh Chili: Chili peppers are hot. They’re fiery, flavorful and
packed with a variety of vitamins and minerals. But did you know that different
chili peppers have different health benefits? Some have more iron than
spinach; others are high in fiber, zinc or vitamin C. It all depends on what
region they came from and how they were prepared—so next time you cook
with a pepper or plan on adding one to your dish, take a second look at where it
originated!
1.(3).(126).Fruit: No matter where you’re traveling, if you know what fruit is
available, you can use it to your advantage. Fruit is delicious, healthy and easy
on your wallet—and most types of fruits are simple to cook. Bananas, for
example, are a staple of diets around the world because they’re high in calories
and packed with vitamins. You can fry bananas or cook them into stews; either
way they have a pleasant texture and add some substance to your meal.
1.(3).(127).Fruit jams: Although they’re not usually considered a pantry
essential, jams are great ingredients to cook food worldwide. In fact, fruit is
one of nature’s most prolific and diverse sources of antioxidants. What’s more,
jams are surprisingly versatile; you can use them as an alternative to butter or
jelly on toast, or as part of a homemade marinade for meat and fish.
1.(3).(128).Fruit jellies: For a delicious fruit jelly that is easy to make and
doesn’t require a stove or oven, get your kids involved by handing them a

mixing bowl, measuring spoons and sugar. Add fresh fruit to a saucepan with
sugar and water, bring it to boil then let it simmer until they’re soft. Strain and
blend it into a smooth puree, pour into moulds then refrigerate for up to 24
hours.
1.(3).(129).Fruit pastes: If you’re new to international cooking, it can be a
challenge figuring out which foods are fresh and ripe and which ones have
been cooked for too long or need a little help. Luckily, there are plenty of food
ingredients that can help you get started making your favorite
dishes—whether it’s salsa made from sun-dried tomatoes or tamarind paste
that gives your soup a unique citrusy flavor.
1.(3).(130).Fruit purée: A fruit purée is a viscous liquid produced by forcing raw
or cooked fruit, through a sieve or food mill to remove solid pieces of pulp.
Fruit purées can be used for ice creams, sorbets, soups and other sauces. Fruit
purées are also often called smoothies. They are commonly made at home with
a mixer, but can also be purchased ready-made. Commercial varieties are
available, made from concentrate and sold in bottles or cans.
1.(3).(131).Garlic: People all over the world use garlic as an ingredient in their
everyday cooking. It adds a kick of flavor, but is also known for its
wide-ranging health benefits and antibacterial properties. No matter where
you live, you’ll find ways to cook with garlic. From Middle Eastern countries
like Egypt, Lebanon and Turkey to European nations such as Italy and Spain,
chefs all over are finding new and inventive ways to include garlic into their
daily menus.
1.(3).(132).Garlic Powder: While it’s not nearly as common as salt and pepper,
garlic powder is still a popular ingredient for cooking at home and on-the-go.
It’s made from dehydrated garlic, which has been chopped into very fine
pieces. You can sprinkle it over pretty much anything (including food that you
don’t want your kids to know has garlic, such as mashed potatoes or baked
chicken) or add it to sauces.

1.(3).(133).Genus Capsicum; The genus Capsicum has eight species. Of these, C.
annuum is most commonly eaten, giving us bell peppers, pimentos and
paprika. However, two other species—C. baccatum and C.
1.(3).(134).Genus Pimenta: The genus Pimenta, also known as pimento, refers
to an aromatic flowering tree native to Jamaica and Central America. The fruits
of some species are dried and used as a spice, similar to allspice.
1.(3).(135).Gherkins; Whether you’re cooking up a vinaigrette or frying up a
batch of hush puppies, gherkins are an essential ingredient. Gherkins are
pickled cucumbers and can be used as a garnish, or as an ingredient in dips,
salads, sandwiches and burgers. They are low in calories yet high in vitamin C
and other nutrients! Be sure to include these tasty ingredients on your next
shopping list.
1.(3).(136).Ginger: This is a widely used ingredient throughout Asia, and it’s
popular with Thai, Chinese, and Indian cooks. Ginger is perfect for flavoring
rice dishes or gingerbread. It also acts as an antinausea treatment—and has
been used for centuries to improve digestion. In general, it’s best when
combined with other ingredients—otherwise its pungent taste can be
overwhelming.
1.(3).(137).Globe artichokes; These plants grow from a tuber and have large,
broad green leaves. They’re popular as an appetizer served with dips and
sauces. Globe artichokes are native to western and central Europe but are
grown worldwide for consumption. It’s not uncommon for globe artichokes to
be confused with Jerusalem artichokes, which aren’t actually related. Both
plants belong to a broader family of plants known as sunflowers.
1.(3).(138).Grains: Wheat, rice, oats, maize (corn), and other cereal grains
provide carbohydrates that our bodies can use as energy. Whether you choose
white rice or brown rice is a matter of personal preference, but one thing is
certain: they both have similar levels of nutrients. Grains are a great source of
B vitamins—particularly thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, and folate—which
support your nervous system by producing enzymes for nerve function and
maintaining healthy red blood cells.

1.(3).(139).Granola bar: Most granola bars on grocery store shelves are full of
sugar and additives. Making them at home is a much better option since you
can avoid things like artificial sweeteners, trans fats, and excessive amounts of
saturated fat. These are easy to make with ingredients you probably already
have sitting around your kitchen. Make sure you use oats that aren’t
quick-cooking or instant oats; they won’t work well here. The dried
cranberries add sweetness while also providing fiber and antioxidants.
1.(3).(140).Granulated sugar: For every three-quarters of a cup (100g) of
granulated sugar, there is one and a half cups (300ml) of water. The ratio
between granulated sugar and water for making a simple syrup for sweetening
iced tea is two cups (400g) of granulated sugar per one liter (one quart, four
cups) of water. If you want to make more concentrated simple syrup, use less
water. If you want less concentrated simple syrup, use more water.
1.(3).(141).Grape tomatoes: Tomatoes are rich in lycopene, an antioxidant that
fights heart disease and other cancers. Lycopene also helps you get a better
handle on your weight. Eating a diet high in lycopene has been linked with
having a lower BMI—making it easier for people to maintain a healthy weight.
Grape tomatoes are one of the best sources of tomato nutrition. Consider
tossing them into omelets, salads, or pasta dishes. Or throw them raw into
hummus or salsa recipes—they add flavor and color!
1.(3).(142).Grapefruit: They may seem like a strange ingredient, but grapefruit
adds a citrusy, fruity touch to many dishes. They’re often used for their tangy
flavor, but some chefs prefer them for their oil. Grapefruit is also known as an
ingredient that could help with weight loss by lowering insulin levels and
reducing sugar cravings. Grapefruits are also high in vitamin C and
lycopene—natural antioxidants that protect against cancer. Simply squeeze
one over your favorite dish!
1.(3).(143).Grapes: This versatile fruit can be eaten fresh, dried, or made into
wine. Grapes make great jams and pies as well. They are good source of fiber
and Vitamin C, contain antioxidants and help fight cancer-causing free
radicals.

1.(3).(144).Green beans: The green bean, or snap bean, is a plant species used
for human food. The fresh or dried pods are generally called string beans.
These are one of two most common types of edible beans in many parts of
world. Green beans are often eaten while still young and tender, or sometimes
more mature and tougher as yard long beans. They may be cooked by boiling,
baking, steaming, stir frying or being tossed into a salad or salsa.
1.(3).(145).Green Onions: Most people buy green onions because they want a
crisp, fresh taste. These onions often come as bunches and look similar to
spring onions or scallions, with long green leaves coming out of a white bulb.
Their white bulbs are milder than red or yellow onions and can be used in
stir-fries, casseroles, soups and salads. They also make delicious oven fries
when cut into sticks before roasting.
1.(3).(146).Green Peppers: Green bell peppers are nutritious and delicious.
They’re loaded with vitamin C, vitamin A, and manganese—an essential
mineral that helps fight free radicals in your body. A few slices of green pepper
give any dish a sweet flavor without adding a lot of calories. Bell peppers can
also be used for their texture as well as taste; top salads with them, add them to
sandwiches or wraps, or chop them up and stir-fry them with chicken.
1.(3).(147).Green salad: Salad is great because it’s fast, easy and very healthy. It
doesn’t have to be boring either, there are lots of ingredients that can spice up
your salad. Try some avocados, coriander and rice wine vinegar. The same goes
for fish; you can add some broccoli, carrots and soy sauce as well. There are so
many different combinations of what you can add to your food when trying a
new cuisine!
1.(3).(148).Green soya beans: These beans are a traditional ingredient found all
over Japan, China and Taiwan. Not only are they delicious in stir-fries and
soups, but they’re also high in protein and fiber. If you can’t find them at your
local market, swap them out for edamame instead.
1.(3).(149).Grilled bratwurst; You don’t have to be from Germany (or
Wisconsin) to love a grilled bratwurst. The sausage, made from pork and beef,
is often marinated for extra flavor. The sausage can also be served with

sauerkraut or on a rye roll topped with grainy mustard. (Did you know
Germans were responsible for giving New York City its hot dog carts?) In
America, these sausages are typically grilled over an open flame.
1.(3).(150).Grilled lamb pieces: Grilled lamb is a favorite around here. It has a
nice gamey flavor and is very tender when cooked correctly. We recommend
marinating it with some salt, pepper, olive oil and other spices or herbs of your
choice before cooking over high heat for about five minutes per side. You can
also use any leftover marinade as a sauce for dipping later on.
1.(3).(151).Ground Beef; The United States tops ground beef-consumption
stats, with Canadians and Australians not far behind. This tasty meat is rich in
protein and iron, as well as many other essential nutrients like vitamin B6,
niacin, phosphorus and zinc. Use ground beef for anything from burgers to
meatloaf or chili; a versatile ingredient indeed!
1.(3).(152).Ground coriander: If you’re looking for a new spice to cook with,
give ground coriander a try. Coriander is also known as cilantro and has a
somewhat similar taste and smell but with less bite. Use it as you would any
other seasoning (it’s great for making curries and tacos) or bake it into breads
for an extra kick. Did you know that coriander was used medicinally before it
was used in cooking?
1.(3).(153).Heavy cream: From smoothies and soups to pasta dishes and
creamy cakes, a good amount of cream is a tasty addition. Heavy cream is best
used as an ingredient rather than as part of an on-the-go meal; if you’re
drinking or eating it with any other food item, it will spoil quickly and spoil
your meal, too. It’s best kept refrigerated after opening—and can be frozen for
later use.
1.(3).(154).Homemade Spice Blends: From garam masala and paprika to jerk
spice and shichimi, homemade spice blends are inexpensive, delicious, and
easy ways of jazzing up simple meals without any other fancy ingredients.
Take a look at our top 10 favorite kitchen spice blends from around the world.
1.(3).(155).Honey: Believe it or not, honey has been around for a long time. It
was first discovered by hunter-gatherers who then decided to cook with it,

using it as a sweetener in their cereals and other foodstuffs. The ancients soon
came up with an ingenious way of preserving their new-found sweetener; they
coated beeswax over honeycomb and placed it in clay pots called sarcophagi.
1.(3).(156).Honey & Maple Syrup: There are endless combinations of
sweeteners from which you can pick, including honey and maple syrup. Both
are great options for cooking because they have a distinct flavor and will
compliment any recipe you’re using them with. The best part about both is that
they’re natural sweeteners, meaning there won’t be any strange chemical
ingredients or artificial flavors that could affect your health.
1.(3).(157).Honey Butter: While honey and butter may seem like strange
ingredients for a recipe, most cultures around the world use these ingredients
for their health benefits. And combining them, you get a tangy-sweet spread
that’s perfect for everything from pancakes to salmon.
1.(3).(158).Hot sauce; If you’re American, it’s probably Sriracha. If you’re from
somewhere else, chances are it’s Sriracha. Originally an Asian condiment and
spread, now it can be found around every kitchen in America and beyond.
1.(3).(159).Instant Yeast: Yeast is a major ingredient in most baked goods, as
it’s what causes dough to rise. Instant yeast, though, is essentially dehydrated
active dry yeast that has been pulverized into a fine powder and has a longer
shelf life than active dry yeast. It can be added directly to dry ingredients and
does not need any rehydration or proofing before use.
1.(3).(160).Italian seasoning: If you’re looking for a flavorful, easy way to cook
a healthy meal at home, it doesn’t get much better than Italian seasoning. This
multi-purpose blend of dried herbs, including basil, oregano and parsley, adds
an Italian twist to many dishes. Add it generously when cooking chicken or use
a bit less for marinades on steak or fish. The traditional ingredients are easily
found in grocery stores worldwide.
1.(3).(161).Ketchup: Tomatoes, vinegar, sugar and salt. The original recipe for
ketchup was a trade secret of 19th century British chef named Henry J. Heinz.
Today you can find ketchup on everything from French fries to pizza, but
Heinz is still selling more than anyone else.

1.(3).(162).Catsup: Tomatoes are used around the world as a flavoring
ingredient, though most associate catsup with American cuisine. They’re one
of the most commonly used ingredients worldwide when it comes to cooking
food at home. Their use dates back almost 500 years, first appearing on
historical recipes from 14th century China. If you aren’t a fan of catsup or
tomatoes, you can likely substitute ketchup with mango chutney or other
flavorings—though both have slightly different tastes!
1.(3).(163).Kiwifruits: The kiwifruit, also known as kiwi fruit or Chinese
gooseberry, comes from a fuzzy brown fruit that grows on vines and hangs
down on long stems. It is native to northern China but is now grown in a
variety of countries throughout Asia, North America and New Zealand.
Kiwifruits contain an impressive range of vitamins (A, B1 and B6) and minerals
(calcium, magnesium, iron). One medium fruit supplies over 100 percent of
your daily recommended intake for vitamin C.
1.(3).(164).Kosher salt: This type of salt is used for dishes that don’t include
meat or poultry, like soup and rice. Since it comes from natural sources—i.e.,
salt deposits harvested by hand—it’s kosher (fit) for use on foods consumed
during religious dietary restrictions. It’s also very coarse, so it dissolves
quickly. The more commonly available table salt has been highly refined and
processed; a pinch will stay on your plate longer than kosher salt because of its
larger crystals.
1.(3).(165).Leeks: First off, you'll need leeks. Leeks are a member of the onion
family, but their flavor is milder than an onion. They're great for soups and
purees because they have few strings and are delicious when sautéed with
butter or olive oil. Use them raw for stuffing vegetable dishes such as tomatoes
or squash; also excellent grilled or steamed.
1.(3).(166).Legumes: A great source of both protein and fiber, legumes are an
incredibly versatile food. Beans, lentils, chickpeas and other legumes can be
used as primary ingredients or flavorful additions in a wide variety of dishes
from all around the world. Most commonly found in Indian dals, soups and
stews and Mexican burritos, legumes are packed with flavor but low on cost.

1.(3).(167).Leguminous vegetables: The leaves of some plants are eaten as
vegetables, such as cabbage, chard, daylily, and New Zealand spinach. Some
edible flowers are also considered a vegetable.
1.(3).(168).Lemons: From pasta dishes and rice, to meat dishes and desserts,
lemons are a staple ingredient for cooking many different types of food. For
example, when adding lemon juice to your favorite spaghetti dish or grilled
fish, you’ll notice an added boost of flavor that makes these meals taste much
better. What ingredients do you use most often when cooking food at home?
1.(3).(169).Lentils: This legume can be prepared and eaten in a variety of ways,
with or without its skin. Cooking lentils is as easy as cooking rice. They are
available worldwide and come either whole or split into red, green, brown or
black varieties. Red lentils have a mild flavor and are great when you want a
thickening agent for soups, stews or casseroles. Split lentils have an earthy
taste that lends itself well to meat dishes like curries and chilis.
1.(3).(170).Lighter Eating: When you’re eating out, it can be easy to make poor
choices if you’re not familiar with what ingredients are healthy. To help you
find better options on menus, use our guide of different types of food
ingredients and their health benefits.
1.(3).(171).Limes: A great addition to any recipe, limes (or lemons, if you can’t
find limes) provide a kick of flavor and acidity. They’re also a good source of
vitamin C and antioxidants. If you’re cooking seafood, make sure to add some
lime juice; it will take your dish from boring to extraordinary. In addition, use
limes when making cocktails like mai tais and margaritas—adding some citrus
brings out their already refreshing flavors.
1.(3).(172).Low-sodium stock or broth: Everyone can benefit from a
low-sodium diet, but it’s essential for anyone with high blood pressure. It’s
also an important way to decrease your intake of sodium if you have kidney
disease or are at risk for heart disease. Low-sodium stock and broth make it
easy to prepare food without adding too much salt. When buying low-sodium
broths, look for reduced-sodium and low-sodium varieties that contain no
more than 480 milligrams per serving.

1.(3).(173).Margarine: Butter lovers have been singing its praises for decades,
but now it seems margarine might be on its way out. New research is showing
that butter consumption isn’t actually bad for your health and may actually
contain vital nutrients you can’t get anywhere else. The main ingredients of
margarine are plant oils and water. While some of these contain heart-healthy
monounsaturated fats, some of them can cause inflammation when not
consumed in moderation (1).
1.(3).(174).Mayonnaise: A staple of Western cuisine, mayonnaise is an
emulsion of egg yolks and vegetable oil. It’s easy to make at home, but a jarred
version has its place in your kitchen too.
1.(3).(175).Meat products: Meat is a staple ingredient for cooking food
worldwide. Meats such as beef, chicken, pork and mutton are widely used for
dishes like stews and broths or simply served with sides of potatoes or bread.
On an entirely different note, fish is also often used as a food ingredient and
served steamed or baked whole. While it may seem quite exotic, seafood is
actually very common to cook with around the world. Fish like cod and halibut
are ideal ingredients for many soups, sauces and stews.
1.(3).(176).Microwave meals: You might not know it, but foods like meat and
chocolate are microwave-friendly. In fact, nearly any dish can be cooked in a
microwave—even if it says stovetop only on the label. In most cases, you don't
need to do anything special. Just follow these guidelines when using your
microwave for cooking: * Read through a recipe before using your microwave
for cooking.
1.(3).(177).Milk: While you might be more familiar with powdered milk, cow’s
milk is also commonly consumed around the world. Milk is a source of protein,
calcium and vitamin D, making it a very healthy choice for those who drink it
regularly. Most cultures consume at least some dairy products—but that
doesn’t mean they all use it for cooking. While butter and yogurt are fairly
common worldwide, cow’s milk has a limited number of uses when it comes to
preparing meals.

1.(3).(178).Millet: At first glance, millet might seem like just another boring
old grain. But you’d be wrong; whether cooked into a flavorful pilaf or teamed
with cheese and eggs for breakfast, millet is a great ingredient to cook food
worldwide. It’s gluten-free and comes packed with protein, minerals, and
vitamins. The best part is that you can buy it in bulk at your local market for
cheap!
1.(3).(179).Modernist and Molecular: Modernist cooking and molecular
gastronomy have gained popularity over recent years. These techniques focus
on using a variety of ingredients and techniques that allow you to cook food in
a shorter amount of time without compromising quality or taste. And these are
some modernist ingredients that can help you do just that
1.(3).(180).Mozzarella: This Italian cheese is high in protein and low in fat.
Eaten on its own or added to pastas, pizzas, and salads, mozzarella can be used
as a main ingredient or as a side dish.
1.(3).(181).Muffins: What's not to love about muffins? They're a decadent treat
that you can eat at any time of day and they come in just about every flavor
imaginable. Try making your own with these simple ingredients and watch
them disappear!
1.(3).(182).Mushrooms: Most people associate mushrooms with cooking, and
they are commonly used in Italian and Asian dishes. There are two major types
of mushrooms—fresh and dried. Fresh mushroom slices can be added to
stir-fries or omelets or chopped up for use in homemade sauces.
1.(3).(183).Mustard: You might not think of mustard as a must-have
ingredient, but it’s actually one of top ten most used ingredients throughout
several countries. Mustard is made from ground mustard seeds, which come
from dried flowers grown mainly in Europe and Asia. One tablespoon contains
roughly 8 calories, 0 grams of fat and 1 gram protein. It also has no sodium or
carbs.
1.(3).(184).Nutmeg: Used as a flavoring and seasoning, nutmeg has been used
for thousands of years by cooks around the world. If you’re using it as a spice,
use it sparingly: too much of it can leave your food tasting a little funky.

Nutmeg pairs well with other seasonings and ingredients, so if you like playing
around with flavors, try adding it to your favorite dish.
1.(3).(185).Nuts: Brazil nuts are one of those foods that give you an incredible
amount of bang for your buck. They’re high in selenium and other minerals,
and contain significant amounts of magnesium and vitamin E. They’re also a
good source of protein. You can make a great power shake with them (check
out Pinterest for some cool recipes), or just eat them by themselves as a quick
snack.
1.(3).(186).Seeds: For millennia, mankind has relied on seeds as a source of
protein and fat for cooking. The most popular seed is sesame (Sesamum
indicum), but pumpkin, sunflower, and flax seeds are also common. Sesame
seeds have been cultivated since ancient Egypt; they’re used in Middle Eastern
cuisines, including Indian cuisine. They’re also used in Japanese desserts such
as mochi.
1.(3).(187).Oats: One of my favorite staples for every day is oatmeal. Oats are a
nutritious grain that have been eaten for centuries and are an excellent source
of whole grains, antioxidants, protein, and fiber. They can be used in
numerous recipes as well—not just cooked up with milk and fruit! Oats can be
added to cakes, cookies, muffins, pancakes or even made into breakfast cereal
bars! You can also create cold cereal by mixing oats with yogurt and fresh fruit!
1.(3).(188).Oils: Fats and oils add flavor, texture, and richness to food. The
culinary types you use depend on what you’re cooking; vegetable oil is typically
good for high-heat cooking methods like sautéing or frying, while olive oil
works best for finishing dishes at lower temperatures like roasting or grilling.
1.(3).(189).Olive Oil: Cooking doesn’t have to be complicated. There are some
basic staples you’ll find in any kitchen and a lot of recipes require only a few
ingredients. Olive oil is an easy-to-use cooking staple—you can use it for
everything from sautéing veggies to frying chicken.
1.(3).(190).Olives: People living in Mediterranean countries are big fans of
olives. These fruits can be used not only as garnishes but also as meat
replacements. Add some chopped olives on top of your burger and enjoy a

different spin on your classic American meal. People living in countries such as
Italy and Greece have been eating olives for hundreds of years, so use those
cultures’ experiences to help you enjoy these little fruits properly. You could
even try adding them into soups or salads for an extra kick!
1.(3).(191).Onion mix: Onions are a staple ingredient in any kitchen. Onion mix
is perfect for making soups and stews. A lot of chefs swear by onions, but it’s
not just because they taste great on their own; onion mix works well as a base
for other flavors, particularly those that need to be braised for longer periods
of time. Onions also contain allicin, which has been shown to fight heart
disease and cancer cells.
1.(3).(192).Onions: While onions are often discarded as one of those
throwaway ingredients, there are plenty of recipes that call for them. Onions
can be used to flavor beef, chicken, seafood and vegetable dishes. They’re even
an ingredient in Worcestershire sauce! If you’re looking for a new recipe that
uses onions, it might be helpful to choose an onion-centric recipe.
1.(3).(193).Onions red: As a bonus, onion also adds color to any dish, because it
contains pigments called anthocyanins. Anthocyanins are responsible for that
red/purple color you see in some fruits and vegetables (as well as on
umbrellas). They’re also pretty healthy for you. Studies have shown that
anthocyanins can reduce cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure and even help
fight cancer.
1.(3).(194).Onions yellow: With a zesty flavor, yellow onions pair well with
meats, chicken and fish. The bulbs can be eaten whole and raw or chopped into
salads or sauces. You can also use raw onion slices as sandwich toppings and
add raw onion rings to your dishes for extra flavor.
1.(3).(195).Orange juice: Unless you’re a chef, chances are you aren’t going to
use orange juice for much more than making smoothies or as a mixer for your
favorite alcoholic beverage. But that doesn’t mean it can’t also be used as an
ingredient for cooking food, like pancakes and marinades. If you want to learn
about other foods that are commonly used for cooking around the world, read
on.

1.(3).(196).Oranges: If you’re looking for a citrus fruit that tastes great, has a
pleasant fragrance and is also visually appealing, then look no further than
oranges. This sweet, refreshing fruit is abundant in many parts of the world
thanks to its ability to grow easily (especially if you live somewhere warm).
Oranges have been cultivated since approximately 1000 B.C., so it’s quite likely
that your ancestors have eaten them before! They are also used frequently in
various cuisines throughout Africa, Asia and South America.
1.(3).(197).Oregano: A perennial herb with a woody aroma, oregano has long
been popular as a seasoning for Italian food. It’s also featured in many
traditional American dishes, including pizza and burgers. Use fresh or dried
oregano; don’t bother with ground varieties as they lose their flavor quickly.
Also, look for oregano that comes from Greece or Italy; you’ll notice a
difference between those grown elsewhere.
1.(3).(198).Oreos: Don’t let their name fool you. Oreos may be America’s
favorite cookie, but that doesn’t mean they are healthy. But it does mean that if
you love them (we know you do), there are ways for you to eat healthier
versions. The world would be a duller place without Oreos, so don’t forget:
enjoy responsibly!
1.(3).(199).Osmund: One of my favorite dishes in Jakarta is Soto Betawi, which
is made with fresh ingredients including beef bones, meat, cabbage,
hard-boiled egg and water spinach. The special flavor comes from ketumbar
(coriander seeds), chilis and other spices. You can find them in many Asian or
international grocery stores.
1.(3).(200).Other chicory: Chicory has been used as an ingredient in soups,
salads, and deserts around Europe for centuries. In fact, it’s often included in
vintage recipes that combine ingredients from different time periods. The root
of chicory is a great source of natural sugars, and although it can be difficult to
find outside of Europe (and sometimes France), it’s well worth looking for.
1.(3).(201).Other lettuce: Lettuce is commonly used in sandwiches, salads, and
other dishes. But did you know that there are over 40 different varieties of
lettuce? This gives cooks quite a lot of options for preparation and

presentation. For example, green-leaf lettuce is most often seen as part of a
salad mix; iceberg lettuce can be paired with bacon bits, blue cheese dressing,
or avocado slices for an easy lunch; and endive can be seasoned or stuffed for
an upscale side dish.
1.(3).(202).Pancake_ Baking Mix: If you’re planning on making pancakes in
foreign lands, baking mix is a great idea. Not only can you make delicious
pancakes in many different countries using pancake mix, but it’s also easy and
convenient. Just add water and oil and that little packet of goodness is ready for
eating!
1.(3).(203).Pancakes: You can find batter pancakes in pretty much every
country. This is one of our favorites because it’s simple and delicious. Mix
together 1 cup of milk, 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract, and 3 large eggs. Stir in 2
cups of flour and 1 tablespoon sugar (optional). Add salt to taste, then combine
everything in a blender until smooth.
1.(3).(204).Panko bread crumbs; These Japanese bread crumbs (panko means
breadcrumb in Japanese) are made from bread without crusts, and are airy,
light, and crisp when fried. Panko makes for a lighter coating than traditional
American bread crumbs because of its low density. One of my favorite uses of
panko is in oyakodon—simply seasoned chicken and egg simmered in
broth—which is traditionally dipped in beaten eggs before being dredged in
breadcrumbs.
1.(3).(205).Papaws (papayas): Papayas are a popular ingredient in many Asian
cuisines, especially Thai. Their mild flavor also pairs well with bolder flavors,
so they’re often used as an herb or seasoning—similar to bay leaves or
cinnamon sticks.
1.(3).(206).Paprika: This is one of my favorite spices, and it’s pretty versatile.
Paprika can be used to season meats (like chicken or beef), fish, vegetables and
even pasta dishes. It adds a slight kick of heat but also has slightly sweet
undertones. When picking out paprika in your local grocery store, make sure
you buy high-quality paprika that isn’t filled with cheap fillers and additives.

1.(3).(207).Parmesan: A staple in Italian kitchens, parmesan is one of those
ingredients that’s equally good in savory and sweet dishes. In fact, Parmesan
has such a high flavor intensity that only small amounts are needed. For
example, check out these mouthwatering recipes on our site:
Lemon-Parmesan Roasted Asparagus and Chicken Parm Sliders With Balsamic
BBQ Sauce.
1.(3).(208).Parsley: Who knew there were so many different kinds of parsley?
This is one of my favorite ingredients to add in when I’m making Indian food.
You can put some chopped parsley into your tikka masala sauce or throw it into
your chicken curry recipe. Really, I love just about any dish that has parsley in
it; it gives food an added freshness that always makes me feel like I’m on
vacation.
1.(3).(209).Pasta Noodles: If you’re traveling in Italy, pasta is going to be one
of your best friends. It’s cheap, quick and easy to make and is great for taking
advantage of local ingredients—which will be so much better than what you
can get back home. Buon appetito!
1.(3).(210).Pasta: regular, whole wheat: pasta is one of those ingredients that
pretty much everyone loves, whether they’re traveling or not. While it’s not
exactly a favorite in some parts of Asia (there, it’s often considered just
another starch—same as rice or potatoes), pasta has become so popular
worldwide that we couldn’t ignore it on our list. Packed with carbohydrates
and protein, plus an endless variety of shapes and flavors, it can be used for
everything from appetizers to side dishes.
1.(3).(211).Pasties: These baked, pasty pockets are popular in many countries
including Poland and Ireland. When making them at home, make sure to seal
them well; otherwise, they can become soggy. To serve, place pasties on
individual plates with small side salads. Since they’re made of potatoes and
starchy vegetables, be careful not to eat too many of these at once—especially
because they are so delicious! Also: Choose lean meat or vegetarian filling for
extra nutrition.

1.(3).(212).Patisserie: Whether you’re an adventurous eater or not, there are
certain ingredients that can bring some international flair into your cooking.
One of those ingredients is patisserie. While its English translation might be
pastry shop, most people don’t realize just how much versatility there is in
patisserie products; they range from fruit pastes and flavoring agents all the
way to sweet, creamy fillings and toppings.
1.(3).(213).Peaches: Did you know that peaches are native to China? They have
been cultivated there for over 4,000 years. And though they have been eaten by
people all over the world since then, peaches did not reach popularity in
America until European settlers brought them over and started growing them.
Now they’re one of our most popular fruits—and rightfully so: they’re
delicious.
1.(3).(214).Peanut Butter: For some reason, peanut butter can only be found in
most non-American kitchens at all hours of day. Peanut butter is great because
it’s high in fat and protein, meaning it’s an excellent way to build muscle while
on your adventure.
1.(3).(215).Peanuts; While most of us associate peanuts with running around in
our pajamas, they’re actually not nuts at all. Peanuts are legumes and come
from a flowering plant; in fact, they are one of few crops that grow
underground. With their high protein content, creamy texture and versatility
in flavor, peanuts make for an excellent addition to many dishes. Here are just
some of our favorite ways we use them
1.(3).(216).Peas; Though not as exciting as spices, peppercorns and chocolate,
peas can be used in many different parts of your cooking. From thickeners to
soups, meals and more peas are an excellent ingredient for cooking worldwide
cuisines. Try using them next time you’re making a beef or chicken dish from
Eastern Europe. Or add some to that soup recipe you’ve been working on—you
may be surprised how much flavor they provide.
1.(3).(217).Peppers; All kinds of peppers, both sweet and spicy, can be found
almost anywhere in the world. And why wouldn’t they be? Pepper is easy to
grow, cheap, and versatile enough that it can be used as a simple garnish or as

part of an elaborate dish. If you’re looking for variety when cooking food from
around your world, look no further than pepper.
1.(3).(218).Pies: In England, pies are not only delicious, but they’re very filling.
One of my favorite pies is steak and kidney pie. The meat is tender and
flavorful, while slices of tasty onions add a great texture. If you’re looking for
an easy food hack that will save time on your meal prep in the kitchen (while
still making delicious meals), then try cooking dishes like pasta or tacos in
muffin tins. My personal favorite: Macaroni and cheese cupcakes!
1.(3).(219).Pineapple chunks: Pineapple is mostly water, but it also contains an
enzyme called bromelain, which helps break down protein in our bodies. And
what better way to get your daily dose of protein than by adding pineapple
chunks and juice to your food? In fact, even just one cup of pineapple can
increase your absorption of lysine—an amino acid that helps build muscles
and prevent soreness post-workout—by 20 percent.
1.(3).(220).Pineapples: When in Hawaii, remember to pick up some pineapples
for your next meal. Pineapples are ripe when their leaves fall off easily and
their skin is golden-brown. To make a delicious juice, use one whole pineapple
(cut into chunks), an apple (diced), and six mint leaves. Blend in blender until
desired consistency is reached. Pour over ice or frozen yogurt for garnish and
enjoy!
1.(3).(221).Pita bread; You won’t find pita bread on your corner deli counter in
New York City, but it’s readily available in Europe and other Middle Eastern
countries. And what can you do with pita bread? Almost anything—fold it into
pockets for sandwiches, roll up meats and vegetables, drizzle some hummus
on top or fill it with leftovers from last night’s dinner. No matter how you
choose to use it, pita bread is an extremely convenient item that always
delivers.
1.(3).(222).Plain yoghurt; Plain, full-fat yoghurt is an excellent base for
creamy sauces and dressings. Mix in some herbs and spices for some extra
flavour. Yoghurt can be used as an alternative to mayonnaise or sour cream.

Use it as a substitute for buttermilk in recipes that require it, such as biscuits
and cakes.
1.(3).(223).Plain yogurt; This tangy food is common in Middle Eastern,
Mediterranean, and East Asian cuisines. It’s made by fermenting milk, which
contains good bacteria that promote digestive health. The best part? A single
serving of plain yogurt has about 20% of your daily calcium requirement. Who
knew eating healthy could be so easy?
1.(3).(224).Pork Chops: There’s nothing better than one of these juicy,
flavorful chops. Whether you’re in for breakfast, lunch or dinner, pork is
always delicious. It’s also versatile and works well in many different
international dishes. Pork is easy to prepare and cooks quickly. There are
numerous ways to make it: roast it on a spit, grill it over hot coals or pan-fry it
with vegetables.
1.(3).(225).Potatoes: You know that old saying, I’ll never leave home without
my potatoes? Well, when it comes to potatoes, that may be true. They are good
for so many things. Potatoes are an important ingredient in other dishes. For
example, boiled potatoes can replace noodles in spaghetti dishes or soups.
Additionally, mash them and use them instead of breadcrumbs to coat
meatballs or cutlets before frying.
1.(3).(226).Poultry and meat; If there’s one overarching theme that captures
much of modern global cuisine, it’s chicken and beef. Chicken and beef are
extremely versatile meats; they can be grilled, fried, braised, baked, broiled or
boiled. They pair well with an astonishing number of ingredients from around
the globe. And since these meats are so commonly used in national cuisines
across both Europe and North America, chances are good that even those
unfamiliar with international cooking will have heard of them—and how to
prepare them.
1.(3).(227).Powdered sugar: If you’re making crepes, or caramel, powdered
sugar is ideal. It dissolves quickly in liquid and won’t sink your delicate
pastries. Unlike regular sugar, powdered sugar doesn’t have any
cornstarch—it’s just finely ground white sugar. And don’t forget that it can

also be used as a last-minute sprinkling on top of desserts or ice cream. The
best part?
1.(3).(228).Preserves or jelly: All kinds of preserves come out at summer’s
end—peach, plum, apricot, and even currant. If you’re not familiar with
preserves or jelly, they’re easy to make yourself. For example, apricot is quite
versatile: You can spread it on toast; add it to salads; or use it in dessert
recipes.
1.(3).(229).Pumpkin Pie Spice; This isn’t technically an ingredient, but rather,
a blend of spices designed for pumpkin pie. It combines allspice, cinnamon,
ginger, nutmeg and cloves. If you love pies or pancakes and want to
incorporate more spices into your cooking repertoire, stock up on pumpkin pie
spice—you can use it in countless recipes.
1.(3).(230).Pumpkins: pumpkin (Cucurbita maxima, variety Cucurbito pepo), is
an edible fruit consisting of a thick rind and pulp surrounding a dense fleshy
interior. It is widely grown for commercial use and is often used as a source of
food after being processed in various ways. Other names include squash and
gourd.
1.(3).(231).Quinoa: Although it’s grown in both North and South America,
Quinoa is so special that it has its own superfood group. Incredibly healthy for
all ages, it’s high in proteins, minerals, vitamins and phytonutrients. What
makes quinoa one of our favorite ingredients is how versatile it is; eating like a
worldly traveler means preparing food from around the globe.
1.(3).(232).Radishes: During my time living in Russia, I ate tons of radishes.
They were often served plain or pickled alongside other veggies and meats, as
well as incorporated into sauces for meat. Radishes are mild enough to not
overwhelm your dish, but flavorful enough that they won’t be missed when
added. If there’s one ingredient here that I wouldn’t have thought of using
regularly unless I was really trying to explore different flavors—it would be
radishes.
1.(3).(233).Raisins: We’re all familiar with raisins, but did you know that those
dried grapes make an excellent ingredient for recipes from around the globe?

Raisins can be used in everything from curries and casseroles, to stews and
breads. Raisins are also great snacks in their own right. They can be added
directly into your meals or eaten as sweet treats. Not only do they add flavor,
they have plenty of fiber which will keep your stomach happy while on-the-go.
1.(3).(234).Ramen: There are lots of varieties of ramen, but they all have three
things in common: noodles, broth and toppings. You can make anything from
noodle soup with meat and veggies to pasta sauces or soups. As long as you
have Ramen noodles on hand, your imagination is your only limit.
1.(3).(235).Raspberries: The little red fruit is big on nutrition. It's rich in
vitamin C, thiamin, and riboflavin, and it also has plenty of antioxidants. Eat
them fresh or add them to cereal, pancakes, waffles or yogurt for a tasty treat.
1.(3).(236).Red bell pepper strips: Red bell peppers have soft flesh and crunchy
seeds. They're delicious in salads, stir-fries, sandwiches and stews; they can
also be eaten on their own as appetizers. Red bell peppers are an essential
ingredient in the delicious (and very popular) Spanish dish called Patatas
Bravas. The dark red strips make an excellent substitute for bacon when
making breakfast dishes such as Eggs Benedict or Eggs Florentine.
1.(3).(237).Red chili flakes: Maybe it’s their tangy, spicy flavor that gets us
hooked, or maybe it’s their bold red color. Whatever it is, chili flakes are one of
our favorite spices to add both taste and heat to dishes. With 2.5 grams of fiber
per tablespoon, there’s another reason we love these flakes: they’re good for
your gut health too! Sprinkle them on top of any dish and get ready for an
international adventure in your mouth.
1.(3).(238).Refrigerator Basics: Whether you’re whipping up something for
yourself or cooking for your whole family, it’s nice to know what ingredients
are stocked in your refrigerator at all times. That way, when it comes time to
put together an awesome meal, your skills won’t be limited by what’s
available. Below is a list of ingredients that would likely be found in kitchens
around (or across) the globe.
1.(3).(239).Rice: Whether it’s Basmati rice, Chinese long grain rice, or jasmine
rice (one of my favorites), rice is one of those ingredients that can be found in

pretty much every cuisine. It’s an excellent source of carbohydrates, meaning
it will give you energy throughout your day, and—being a staple in many
countries—it’s easy to work into almost any dish. It can also be used as a
thickener for soups and stews when cooked with broth or water.
1.(3).(240).Rice Wine Vinegar; A staple ingredient in Asian cooking, rice wine
vinegar is usually made from fermented glutinous rice, and can be used as a
substitute for white wine vinegar in many recipes. It’s known for its relatively
high amounts of potassium, calcium, and vitamin B1. In addition to being great
for seasoning meats and vegetables, it’s also commonly used as a base for
various sauces.
1.(3).(241).Roast chicken: If there’s one food that can be found in kitchens
worldwide, it’s chicken. It’s no wonder, then, that roast chicken is so popular.
The recipe for roast chicken is pretty straightforward: place seasoned chicken
(preferably free-range or organic) in an oven preheated to 350 degrees and
slow-roast for about an hour and 15 minutes or until cooked through. Yum!
1.(3).(242).Rolled oats: These can be used in place of breadcrumbs when
making meatballs. Use 1/2 cup oats and 3 tablespoons broth (chicken or beef).
Mix well and bake on cookie sheet for 15 minutes at 350 degrees. Roll into
meatballs and use in spaghetti sauce, meatloaf, etc. They provide good texture
and are great for gluten-free cooking. In many areas, they can be found in bulk
at health food stores.
1.(3).(243).Rolls; Flour is perhaps one of best ingredients to cook with, because
it can be used in so many ways. White flour is commonly used for basic yeast
rolls, but it’s also used in baking bread and pizza dough. Whole wheat flour
(which doesn’t contain all of its bran layers) is also common, particularly when
making rolls that are supposed to have a crispy crust (like bagels). Other
flours—like oat flour or rye flour—can add unique flavors and textures as well.
1.(3).(244).Rosemary: Herbs and spices are common ingredients in many
countries. Consider rosemary. In Italy, it is a very important ingredient in
cooking, specifically pizza and pasta. Rosemary has an intense and bold flavor
that really fills up whatever it’s paired with, meaning Italians don’t necessarily

need to pair it with other strong flavors. Its unique taste pairs well with lamb
and other meats, as well as potatoes, zucchini and cabbage (hello, comfort
food!).
1.(3).(245).Salsa: One of my favorite ingredients from around the world, salsa
is an inexpensive and delicious way to add flair and flavor to any dish. It’s
commonly used in Latin American countries but is also a great ingredient for
grilling and meals that are served over rice or pasta. Try making your own
homemade salsa by adding diced tomatoes, jalapenos, green bell peppers,
cilantro and lime juice—you can make it as spicy or mild as you prefer.
1.(3).(246).Salt; As well as adding flavor, salt is used as a preservative, and can
be found in most cuisines. It is often added to breads or other baked goods, and
also used in preserving foods such as sauerkraut.
1.(3).(247).Sausage: When travelling, it is sometimes difficult to find
ingredients we normally use at home. Sausage is one of those items that can be
hard to come by, so don’t let that stop you from eating your favorite foods.
While there are many different types of sausages and even brands, most
sausages are very similar in terms of their ingredients.
1.(3).(248).Sausage rolls: A sausage roll is made by wrapping sausagemeat
(ground pork or beef) in puff pastry. It’s an easy dish to make that requires no
fancy ingredients, except for maybe some onions, but really it doesn’t even
require that. Sausage rolls are popular in pubs and bars around Britain and are
one of those types of dishes people don’t really know where they came from –
just that they’re delicious, filling and cheap food.
1.(3).(249).Savory snacks: 1. Japanese Seaweed 2. Tortilla Chips 3. Salsa 4. Soy
Sauce 5. Oyster Sauce 6. Sriracha 7. Sunflower Oil 8.
1.(3).(250).Scallions: Commonly referred to as green onions, scallions are an
essential ingredient in many dishes. They can be used anywhere from soups
and salads, to stir fries and pastas. In fact, they’re so versatile that they can
replace chives and onions altogether. While their name doesn’t imply it,
scallions are actually more closely related to garlic than onions. If only there

was some dish that mixed these two seemingly incompatible ingredients...oh
wait there is!
1.(3).(251).Seafood; Almost every cuisine across the globe uses seafood. Aside
from being delicious, it’s also very versatile; fish and shellfish can be baked,
broiled, fried, grilled or sautéed. If you choose to go all-in on seafood while
traveling, make sure that it’s high quality. The fresher it is, especially when it
comes to finfish and crustaceans (think lobster and crab), the better your
experience will be.
1.(3).(252).Seasonings; Food is delicious. Food that’s delicious without
seasoning? Not so much. So kick up your cooking game by loading up on these
ubiquitous (and versatile) ingredients and seasonings: cumin, salt, pepper,
turmeric, thyme, oregano and ginger. Use them in any dish—whether it’s a
curry or a chili or pasta—and wow your taste buds in seconds flat.
1.(3).(253).Seeds: The next time you’re cooking up an international meal,
consider using seeds instead of other seasonings. Seeds are used around the
world as primary ingredients in food preparation and carry a wide range of
flavors and textures depending on what they’re cooked in. Try sesame seeds as
an ingredient in Asian stir-fries, or poppy seeds for salads that bring Italian
flair.
1.(3).(254).Shallots: Although native to Central Asia, these small bulbs are now
cultivated throughout Asia, Africa and Europe. Their distinctive flavor is well
suited for creamy sauces such as mayonnaise and beurre blancs. Shallots are
also widely used in spicy dishes due to their milder onion flavor.
1.(3).(255).Sharp cheddar: The sharp cheddar is traditionally used in mac and
cheese, but it can also be used for many recipes. Sharp cheddar cheese is
similar to medium or mild cheddar, but it has a higher fat content. Be sure that
before adding the cheese into your recipes that you let it come to room
temperature before adding it into any of your dishes. The full flavor of sharp
cheddar will come out best when using at room temperature.
1.(3).(256).Shortening: A cheap alternative to butter that is often used in
baking and cooking, shortening is made by hydrogenating vegetable oil. It

makes food flaky and tender, and it tastes good too! The downside? Its high in
saturated fat, which can increase your risk of heart disease. Additionally,
partially hydrogenated vegetable oil contains trans fats that are even worse for
your health than saturated fats are.
1.(3).(257).Sliced potatoes: Cooking potatoes in slices means more surface
area. More surface area means more crust—which, when done right, is
delicious. Slice them about 1⁄4-inch thick and watch as they crisp up beautifully
in your pan. If you don’t have that much time, cut them thinner and make
some home fries! They take just minutes to prepare and are one of my favorite
foods on earth. Don’t have any fresh herbs? Use dried ones from your kitchen
cupboard instead.
1.(3).(258).Soft drinks: Soda, whether diet or regular, is one of America’s
biggest enemies when it comes to healthy eating. Not only do they add
excessive amounts of sugar to your body (not good for anyone who eats
regularly), but many drinks also contain food coloring and chemicals that can
wreak havoc on your internal organs. One chemical called brominated
vegetable oil has been linked to various neurological disorders. It’s best just
not to mess around with soda in any way, shape or form.
1.(3).(259).Soy sauce: A staple in East Asian cooking, soy sauce is simply
fermented soybeans and wheat that are cooked together and then filtered. With
an umami flavor, it adds both saltiness and savoriness to many dishes. Soy
sauce can be used as a dipping sauce or as an ingredient in stir-fry recipes,
soups and more.
1.(3).(260).Spice: The spice cabinet is so much more than an essential storage
space for cumin and coriander. Spices are packed with nutritional value,
including antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and fiber. In fact, some research
suggests that eating spices can help lower blood pressure, improve cognitive
function and even protect against cancer. Plus they add flavor to your food!
1.(3).(261).Spice blends: Traveling is one of life’s greatest joys. When visiting
foreign lands, many of us look forward to sampling unique flavors we can’t
find at home. But it isn’t always easy to identify ingredients or know how they

go together—that’s where local cuisine comes in. By picking up a cookbook or
menu while traveling abroad, you have an opportunity to learn what natives
use in their dishes.
1.(3).(262).Spices: Use spices, such as cinnamon and cardamom, in your
favorite recipes. Cook food from different cultures by adding ethnic
ingredients, such as cumin seeds for Indian food or fenugreek for African
cuisine. These spices will make your homemade meals taste delicious.
1.(3).(263).Spinach: A great source of protein, vitamin A, and iron; spinach is
probably one of your best options when it comes to incorporating leafy greens
into your diet. It has a mild flavor that blends well with other ingredients, so
it’s great for dishes from around the globe. You can either steam or sauté
spinach for an Asian-inspired dish, or add chopped and fried leaves on top of
pizza for an Italian treat.
1.(3).(264).Staff Picks: Our staff travel all over, and we’ve put together some of
our favorite ingredients from each corner of the globe. From curries in India to
pastas in Italy, these are ingredients that will bring a little bit of international
flavor into your kitchen! Let us know what you think on Facebook or Twitter.
We love hearing from our readers!
1.(3).(265).Stock: If you’re looking for an ingredient that would make your
food taste more exotic, get yourself some fish sauce. This staple of Asian
cuisine is made from fermented anchovies, and it gives foods a salty flavor and
depth that can’t be beaten. It also adds tremendous flavor when combined with
garlic and soy sauce or tamari (for those who are gluten-free). And because
most brands don’t contain wheat, fish sauce is considered safe for those
following a Paleo diet.
1.(3).(266).Strawberries: These sweet, red berries are well-known for their
antioxidants and vitamin C content. Use them in salads, blended smoothies, or
as an accent in savory dishes. Strawberries are perfect for using in desserts
because they’re not too sweet. If used correctly, these little berries pack a
powerful punch when it comes to health benefits.

1.(3).(267).Sugar: When it comes to cooking, sugar is one of those ingredients
that you absolutely cannot do without. Whether it’s a sweet dessert or an
ingredient in something savory, sugar gives food depth and layers of
flavor—and makes life worth living! Most recipes call for granulated white
sugar; while others require light brown or even confectioner’s. Understanding
how each type of sugar is used will help you make better-tasting recipes.
1.(3).(268).Sunflower: Don’t let its diminutive size fool you—sunflower seeds
are as powerful in your meals as they are in your garden. These tiny little
sun-drenched orbs deliver a broad range of vitamins and minerals, including
tons of magnesium, which is essential for healthy digestion, along with copper
and zinc. The versatile seed can be toasted or raw, tossed into smoothies or
baked goods.
1.(3).(269).Sushi: To create sushi, you’ll need seaweed (nori), rice, a little salt,
and some fillings. The main ingredients in sushi are raw fish and rice. Nori is
made from edible seaweed and is often sold dried. To make sushi at home,
you'll need to cook it first with a flat iron over an open flame before adding it to
your dish.
1.(3).(270).Sweet corn: Grilled corn on the cob may be a summer staple, but
when you get in a fall or winter food rut, try cooking up some delicious roasted
sweet corn instead. Sweet corn is usually available all year round and can be
frozen for several months. Whether you purchase sweet corn at your local
market or grow it yourself, you’ll love grilling sweet corn and eating it as a side
dish, with dinner or even as dessert.
1.(3).(271).Sweet peppers: The sweet pepper is high in fiber and vitamins A and
C, which are both antioxidants. Peppers are filled with capsaicin, which helps
your metabolism function properly. They also contain lycopene, a powerful
antioxidant that can lower your risk of developing cancer. The protein content
in peppers is relatively low at about 2 grams per cup, but they provide a lot of
vitamins and minerals. Plus, their crunchy texture makes them an ideal
addition to salads or sandwiches.

1.(3).(272).Taco Shells: Soft-shell tacos (tacos de harina) are a common and
popular street food. To make them, flour is mixed with water to form a dough,
which is then shaped into a flat disc and fried in oil until crispy. Soft-shell
tacos can be filled with just about anything—Mexican standards like carnitas
or lengua are common fillings, but there’s no limit to what you can put inside
these light but satisfying treats.
1.(3).(273).Taros: This potato-like tropical fruit is packed with fiber and
vitamin C. In fact, one cup contains more than twice your daily vitamin C
needs. This makes it a natural immunity booster during cold and flu season.
You can also use taros to create wonderful soups and smoothies that are very
filling without a lot of calories or fat! [source]
1.(3).(274).Thai Red Curry: One of Thailand’s most popular exports, red curry
is a spicy dish created with fresh red chilies and coconut milk. It’s easy to make
at home if you have these ingredients in your pantry: soy sauce, oyster sauce,
fish sauce, rice vinegar, coriander root, kaffir lime leaves (also called makrut
limes), galangal root (if you can’t find it fresh) and Thai bird chilies.
1.(3).(275).Thyme: If you’re looking for a herb that can enhance just about any
meal, look no further than thyme. It’s a great way to add both flavor and depth
to meat, but it also adds flavor to many types of seafood. Best of all, when
added to dishes that are already flavorful, thyme doesn’t overpower other
ingredients—it simply enhances their flavors.
1.(3).(276).Thyme leaves: These leafy green plants have been used for
thousands of years. Thyme is a member of mint family and was first cultivated
in ancient Greece and Rome. The ancient Egyptians revered thyme for its
medicinal properties, using it to treat everything from upset stomachs to
depression. Thyme has also been used in folk medicine as a cure for various
skin diseases, from sunburn to rashes, chicken pox and warts.
1.(3).(277).Tinned vegetables: Many fresh vegetables are seasonal and, while
many supermarkets have frozen options available year-round, canned produce
can be a better choice because they usually have higher concentrations of
vitamins. Make sure you're not buying in cans or jars with a single fruit or

vegetable—always look for combos like beans and tomatoes, peas and carrots
or cranberry sauce. Not only does it make your cooking tastier but it also helps
you to cram more nutrients into one meal.
1.(3).(278).Toasted sesame: Sesame has a distinctive taste, which is why it’s a
popular ingredient in Asian cuisine. The nutty flavor comes from a compound
called sesamin, and for that reason, sesame oil is often used as an alternative
to sunflower or canola oil when cooking stir-fries. As an added bonus, sesame
contains compounds which are said to have anti-inflammatory properties. The
best part about sesame seeds is they’re naturally gluten-free! How delicious!
1.(3).(279).Tomato paste: While tomato paste is great for many dishes, it’s
particularly helpful when it comes to thickening sauces, soups and stews. Just
remember that not all tomato pastes are created equal; some are higher in
sodium than others. Be sure to read nutrition labels if you’re trying to watch
your salt intake. You can also substitute a tablespoon of tomato paste for one
small fresh tomato—or for up to three tablespoons of fresh chopped tomatoes
or canned tomatoes with sauce.
1.(3).(280).Tomato Red Sauce: Ingredients 3 large ripe tomatoes 4 basil leaves
3 garlic cloves 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil Salt and freshly ground
black pepper, to taste. How to Make It 1. Place a pot over medium heat and add
in your olive oil. Toss in your garlic and cook for 30 seconds or until it becomes
fragrant (but don’t let it burn). 2. Throw in your tomatoes, basil, salt, pepper
and some water.
1.(3).(281).Tomato sauce: This is one of those ingredients that almost
everyone has in their cupboard at home. Tomato sauce is a great way to add
some flavour to meat or fish dishes and it’s especially useful when you’re
doing low-fat cooking. Remember that tomato sauce doesn’t contain fat, but
some brands do include additives so always check for salt and sugar before
adding it to your meal.
1.(3).(282).Tomatoes: The acidity in tomatoes helps break down some of that
tough connective tissue and makes it easier to chew. They’re also full of
lycopene, an antioxidant which studies have shown can protect against some

cancers, as well as lower cholesterol. Tomatoes are part of a delicious recipe
like our world-famous spaghetti bolognese – but they’re also great on their
own! Check out The Telegraph’s 10 tomato recipes here.
1.(3).(283).Tomatoes crushed: This is one of our favorite ingredients to cook
best food worldwide. While it’s commonly used in Italian cuisine, a lot of
people don’t know that it originated in Peru, where native populations were
making salsa over 5000 years ago. Tomatoes are part of what we call
nightshade plants, which contain solanine and chaconine alkaloids that make
them bitter and harmful when eaten raw; even so, their health benefits shine
through once they have been cooked.
1.(3).(284).Tomatoes diced: 1 cup diced onion, 2 cloves garlic, 1/2 teaspoon
dried oregano, 1/4 teaspoon dried basil, and salt and pepper to taste. Mix all
ingredients in a baking dish. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until
tomatoes are mushy. Place mixture in food processor and blend until smooth.
Return to baking dish. Bake another 30 minutes or until cheese is browned and
bubbly.
1.(3).(285).Tortillas: Flatbreads have become more and more popular recently.
From wraps to quesadillas, these easy-to-make breads are a quick and tasty
way to create meals. Tortillas are one of the easiest flatbreads you can make at
home and require just four ingredients: All-purpose flour, salt, baking powder,
and vegetable oil. Here’s how to make them in three easy steps!
1.(3).(286).Try barley: If you’re searching for a whole grain that can stand on
its own, try barley. Not only is it tasty and versatile, but it’s also good for your
heart and brain. Barley contains lots of fiber, protein, and B vitamins—and like
brown rice, it doesn’t contain much starch so it digests slowly. Just be sure to
rinse barley before cooking; otherwise, you might end up with a clumpy mess.
1.(3).(287).Tuna fish: Tuna is one of those ingredients you should always have
on hand. Since it’s a sturdy fish that doesn’t break down easily, it can be stored
for up to two weeks in your fridge. While some people enjoy eating it raw, there
are tons of recipes that benefit from its unique flavor, like pasta salad or tuna

melts. Tuna also makes a great addition to any soup or chowder recipe you
might want to make.
1.(3).(288).Turmeric: The powerful ingredient found in curry powder is
actually a root called turmeric. The spice has been found to aid in weight loss
and improving insulin sensitivity. An essential component of curcumin,
turmeric can help keep cholesterol levels under control by lowering high
triglycerides, raising healthy HDL cholesterol and reducing LDL
cholesterol—the bad kind that clogs arteries.
1.(3).(289).Vanilla extract: A vanilla bean is basically a pod of a specific type of
orchid. The flavor it produces has been described as warm, smooth, and sweet,
but that doesn’t begin to cover how versatile it is in baking. Real vanilla extract
must come from real vanilla beans—not artificial flavorings.
1.(3).(290).Vegetable oil: Depending on how you're cooking your food,
vegetable oil is a good option for cooking. It has a high smoke point and can be
easily used in recipes where it doesn't come into contact with raw meat. If you
want to learn more about vegetable oil, check out our guide on cooking oils.
1.(3).(291).Vegetables: Despite what some may claim, most veggies are fairly
low in carbs and high in micronutrients. They’re also an extremely low-calorie
food group, so load up on veggies. When possible, opt for organic veggies since
you can eat a larger volume of them compared to fruits. Also, try to buy locally
grown vegetables since they tend to be fresher and taste better than their
supermarket counterparts.
1.(3).(292).Vinegar_ Balsamic: Balsamic vinegar is a popular ingredient in
Italian dishes such as Bolognese sauce and vinaigrette, but it’s also used in
savory dishes from other countries. In Chinese cooking, for example, balsamic
vinegar is often mixed with soy sauce. It can also be used to make salad
dressings or mixed with olive oil for marinades.
1.(3).(293).Vinegars: The right vinegar can bring a lot of flavor to your dish.
Pick something that will complement your recipe and won’t overpower it with
an acidic taste. Use white wine vinegar in dishes like glazed salmon and roasted
asparagus, or sherry vinegar for a sophisticated marinade on chicken breasts.

Apple cider vinegar works great in stews, soups, braises, and stir-frys for its
fruity tanginess.
1.(3).(294).Watermelons: No matter how many good cookbooks you have, if
you're new to cooking, then there are probably some ingredients that will
throw you for a loop. Watermelons are one of those ingredients. But
watermelons aren't nearly as hard to work with as they might seem at first
glance—which is a good thing because they taste so darn good!
1.(3).(295).Welsh onions: This ingredient is a little hard to find, but it’s worth
searching for. It adds incredible flavor to any dish and offers a great way to add
texture.
1.(3).(296).Wheat berries: These whole-grain berries, similar to wheat grains
but larger and milder in flavor, are easy to prepare (just like rice) and go well
with a variety of meats and vegetables. Whole grains contain fiber, which is
essential for digestion. Fiber can also help you lose weight—and it’s good for
your heart too! Wheat berries may not be as popular as quinoa or farro, but
they have just as many important health benefits.
1.(3).(297).White rice: For example, if you’re cooking a paella for four, it’s
probably best to use a medium grain white rice like Calasparra or Bomba. Since
white rice cooks quickly and doesn’t have much flavor on its own, make sure
you don’t skimp on seasoning. Paella is all about bold flavors from ingredients
like smoked paprika, garlic, chorizo and shrimp.
1.(3).(298).White sugar: This type of sugar is most commonly found in refined
foods like cake mixes, cereals and baked goods. Not only will it spike your
blood sugar, but it can also lead to overeating when you’re trying to control
calories. Since refined sugar isn’t very nutritious, eliminating it from your diet
altogether is a good idea. Sugar substitutes (stevia, for example) are often
healthier alternatives that won’t add excess calories or carbohydrates to your
meals.
1.(3).(299).Whole Grains: Incorporating whole grains into your diet is easy.
The key is to find ways to incorporate them, or a source of fiber, into everyday
meals. Most commonly people cook with brown rice, but it’s just as easy (and

much more delicious) to use other whole grains in your cooking—like quinoa
and bulgur wheat.
1.(3).(300).Whole nutmeg: They say it’s best to grate your own nutmeg
because you’ll lose flavor and aroma if you don’t. The entire fruit, seeds and
all, must be used to get full flavor from whole nutmeg. One thing you should
know about whole nutmeg is that it does not keep for long after you open
it—the volatile oils contained in it dissipate quickly.
1.(3).(301).Witloof chicory: Also known as Belgian endive, witloof chicory is a
delicious, leafy green vegetable with a delicate and slightly sweet flavor. It’s
used in salads or as a base for other recipes. Add it to sandwiches or use it as an
ingredient in stir-fries, stews and soups. Because of its mild flavor, it’s often
paired with bolder flavors like beef or shrimp. It can also be served raw with
balsamic vinegar dressing.
1.(3).(302).Worcestershire: This sauce is a really versatile flavor booster. It’s
tangy, but not overpowering, and can enhance a myriad of dishes from fish to
eggs. Worcestershire sauce is easy to make and keeps for up to a year in your
pantry. All you need are anchovies (you’ll never know they’re there), vinegar,
molasses and spices like cloves, cinnamon and allspice.
1.(3).(303).Yellow Cake Mix: Most yellow cake mixes don’t require any eggs, so
they are a good choice for vegans and those who are allergic to eggs. They also
bake up perfectly with no fuss or muss. A box of Betty Crocker SuperMoist
yellow cake mix makes one 9-inch two-layer cake or 12 cupcakes. The mix
contains 10 g of fat per serving, but that isn’t much in today’s world of super
low-fat diets.
1.(3).(304).Yogurt: From Metchnikoff to Oz, yogurt’s health benefits have been
extolled for decades. In recent years, yogurt has been linked to weight loss and
a lowered risk of diabetes. Yogurt is a prebiotic food—it feeds healthy bacteria
in your gut, which may enhance immunity and keep you feeling full longer.
1.(3).(305).Young corncobs: Step 1, Pick your corn cobs carefully. The fresher
and younger they are, the sweeter they will be. In fact, if you can find baby
corncobs from last season that haven’t even dried yet, these would be perfect

for corn pudding. For those who have a hard time finding young ears of sweet
corn—or just happen to prefer fresh green ones—you may use canned or
frozen instead.
1.(3).(306).Yumme Fish: If you’re looking for seafood recipes, look no further
than yumme fish. Yumme fish includes over 1,000 delicious and healthy
seafood recipes that are easy to follow. All you need is your favorite ingredients
and a little imagination. Some popular ingredients include salmon, halibut,
tuna, scallops, shrimp and more! And all of these seafood recipes are full of
nutrients that support optimal health and weight loss goals—without
compromising taste or variety.
1.(3).(307).Zucchini: Whether you're using it for lasagna, muffins or fritters,
zucchini is a great addition to any recipe. But when buying your zucchini,
remember that bigger isn't always better. The smaller ones tend to be sweeter,
and their higher water content means they'll give you more of what you
want—the vegetable itself—and less of what you don't: water.
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*1.(4).Food related business & industries worldwide: (Top of
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This industry is the most profitable industry in business sector. 100% are being
taken from nature as their have no way to get organic food without nature.
Farmers are the only best & top rated source, also we are getting many sources
directly from forests & sea. We are being habituate with processed foods day by
day & to process the foods for us their have so many trusted business

industries worldwide. Each day they are trying to enhance their capacity for us
& trying to introduce something new to add in our taste list.
Most Profitable Food Business Services You Didn't Know Existed ..Writing and
researching food business services can be tricky because of all the different
names and categories these services fall into. But that’s not the only reason
writing about food business services is difficult; it’s also hard to put them in
order of importance, because each has its own unique purpose and value to
your restaurant or catering business. Here are some of the most profitable food
business services you may not know about but should consider adding to your
company, listed from least to most lucrative depending on what’s best for your
specific needs.
The Most Profitable Food Business Services You Can Start Today.. If you’re
looking to start your own food business, the first thing you should ask yourself
is what kind of food business do I want to start? Do you want to open an ice
cream shop? A juice bar? Maybe even a full-service restaurant? There are many
different kinds of food businesses out there, each with their own particular
pros and cons. That’s why this guide will focus on how to start the most
profitable food business services and what it takes to make them succeed so
that you can start making money right away!

Food Industry Giants: A Look at the World's Top Food Companies…Whether
you’re thinking about starting your own food-related business or you already
have one and are looking to expand, it’s good to know who the biggest players
in the game are. You can use this list of the world’s top food companies as a
sort of target market list – these are the brands that have proven their worth
over time, so it makes sense to take note of them and what they’re doing right
(or wrong).
Nestle
Though primarily known for its packaged foods, Nestle actually manufactures
many of its own food brands and makes products that include cereals, coffee,
bottled water, ice cream, desserts and pet foods. This means that in addition to
manufacturing more than 2,000 packaged food products (including chocolate
bars), Nestle also owns nearly 500 brands of bottled water.
Unilever
Every food manufacturer should aspire to be like Unilever. Not only is it one of
the world’s largest food companies, but it also possesses a unique variety of
brands in every category—from packaged foods to home cleaning supplies.

Unilever’s products are consumed by 3 billion people daily, giving it a solid
grasp on what people want from their foods.
Mars Inc.
Founded in 1911 by Frank C. Mars, Frank E. Mars Company was renamed Mars,
Incorporated on October 12, 1922 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia.
The company is known for their chocolate products, including M&M’s®,
Snickers®, Dove® and Galaxy® brands.
General Mills, Inc.
In 1866, William and John General opened a starch and flour mill in
Minneapolis, Minnesota. More than 150 years later, they are still going strong;
their company (now under different leadership) is one of America’s largest
food manufacturers. In fact, you can find almost all of your favorite foods
under their umbrella: Cheerios, Haagen-Dazs ice cream, Pillsbury baking
mixes and more.
Kellogg Company

Founded in 1906, Kellogg Company (NYSE: K) is a food manufacturer that
develops and sells breakfast foods, snacks and other foods. The company has
27 manufacturing plants and distribution centers around the world. For its
fiscal year 2013, Kellogg posted $13 billion in total sales with a net income of
$1.3 billion.
Coca-Cola Company
The Coca-Cola Company, with its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, is not only
one of the most recognizable brands on earth but also one of its
best-performing stocks. The company sells beverages in almost every country
on earth—and with a market cap of nearly $250 billion and more than $3
billion in annual revenue from food and non-alcoholic drinks, it’s safe to say
that they are doing something right.
PepsiCo, Inc.
With a business model that includes branded and private-label food products,
PepsiCo is a giant in its industry. The company operates numerous food
brands, including Lay’s Potato Chips, Doritos Tortilla Chips, Tostitos Tortilla
Chips and Sabritas Salsa (Mexico). PepsiCo also owns or licenses brands such

as Quaker Oats Company and Tropicana Products. It has more than 100
manufacturing facilities around the world.
Mondelez International, Inc.
Headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois, Mondelez International is a snack food
and confectionary company with sales of $35.0 billion annually. The company
specializes in chocolate, biscuits, gum, confectionery products and beverages.
Danone Group
Founded in 1919 by Édouard and Isaac Caritoux in Barcelona, Spain, Danone
was originally known as Laboratoires Lehn & Fils. Its first product was called
Traiteur fromage de Pâtes à tartiner. By 1929, Laboratoires Lehn & Fils had
moved its operations to Paris and changed its name to Danone to honor Daniel
Caritoux, son of Édouard.
Associated British Foods PLC
Headquartered in London, England, Associated British Foods is a leading
global food and beverage business with operations in sugar, flour milling,

baking, edible oils and fats. The company employs over 65,000 people
worldwide. It also owns iconic brands like Twinings Tea, Ovaltine and Bird’s
Custard Powder. In 2009 it acquired Sara Lee Corp for $8.7 billion to become
the world’s largest branded tea company with global sales of more than $15
billion per year.
We list the top 10 most profitable food business ideas
Do you have an interest in food? Do you love preparing and serving delicious
food to people around you? Then starting a food business can be your best way
of making money. With a wide range of businesses related to food, there are
some which give better returns than others. Here is a list of 10 profitable ideas
for anyone who wishes to start their own food business
We explain why they are so successful
The food industry is growing rapidly as it becomes a more prominent part of
our lives. In fact, there are more food companies today than ever before
because consumers have shown a growing interest in being healthy and eating
organic foods. And we can't ignore how much opportunity there is to branch

out from only offering restaurant quality foods to actually offering packaging
services for other customers looking to get into the food business themselves.
We break down each one into more detail
let’s start with food companies. There is a reason that General Mills, Kraft
Foods, and Kellogg’s each have market caps in excess of $10 billion — as
consumers become more aware of their health and how diet impacts it,
demand for healthy options has increased.
We reveal strategies, tips and tactics you can use right now to succeed in each
sector
wholesaling, food-related business & industries worldwide and retail. What are
some of the most profitable food business services you can start today? We
reveal all. After reviewing dozens of reports from around world, we identified a
number of trends that have presented opportunities for new businesses —
whether you’re starting up in a busy city center or finding ways to support
local farmers in rural areas. The results show us what’s working: what kind of
entrepreneurial strategy is needed to be successful as an entrepreneur?

Packaging
If you’re starting a food business, try finding a way to package your product
that makes it easier for customers to use, or even more portable than before.
For example, if you make cookies, try putting them in smaller packages with
fewer calories. If you sell fresh produce and offer fruits at a farmers market,
provide it in plastic bags so shoppers can eat as they shop and don’t have to
worry about hauling huge baskets of fruit home.
Onsite catering
There’s a reason why companies like Olive Garden and Longhorn Steakhouse
have thrived for so long: hungry customers love dining out. But if you can’t
stomach another trip to Applebee’s, fear not—there are plenty of ways to feed
your customers without setting foot in a restaurant. That’s where onsite
catering comes in.
Baking supplies
Want to take your baking business to new heights? Equipping yourself with
top-notch baking supplies will help you deliver delicious treats that’ll have
customers coming back for more. Here are some of our favorite baking

supplies. This list is not exhaustive and it's up to you where you go out there
and find more. These items are what we've found useful or fun in our business.
I hope you enjoy them too!
Restaurant equipment
Food related business can vary from a hot dog stand to large chains of
restaurants. If you have an existing restaurant, there are plenty of food service
equipment companies that can help improve your food business. Regardless of
what type of food related business you’re in, chances are good that you will
need some equipment to keep your clients coming back for more. Restaurant
equipment is extremely important when it comes to increasing profits and
ensuring a high quality product for your customers.
Vending machines
Not a new idea, but a very profitable one if you find and fill an unmet need.
Restaurants around the world are looking for ways to increase their sales
without adding more staff, and vending machines could be just what they’re
looking for. If you were to start your own vending business, you would want to

provide equipment that meets high standards of quality and cleanliness, since
customers may never interact with any employees at all.
Daily food deliveries
The world’s second-largest grocery store and one of China’s biggest retailers,
Sun Art is one of a growing number of Chinese companies exploring food
deliveries as a way to generate revenue. But it might not be easy: Wal-Mart,
which acquired online retailer Yihaodian in late 2016 for US$300 million, has
since taken steps to reduce costs and seen its shares plunge.
Coffee shops
According to a report from Marketdata Enterprises, coffee shop businesses
were expected to reach over $19 billion in revenue in 2013. That’s up from
$18.4 billion in 2012 and $15.8 billion in 2011, a substantial increase for such a
short time period. What are some of these services? How can you apply them to
other food-related business ideas?
Retail outlets

Stores, gas stations, and restaurants are still big business—so big, in fact, that
they’re some of the most profitable food-related services you can find. If you
have a passion for retail or food services, consider getting into one of these
niches. Or if you like entrepreneurship but don’t want to start your own
restaurant (at least not right away), look into becoming a franchisee with an
established company instead.
World’s biggest food companies:
1.(4).(1).Cargill : It is one of largest producers and distributors of animal feed,
grain, vegetable oils, packaged foods, and ingredients. It is also a leading
producer of fertilizer for agriculture. Headquartered in Minneapolis,
Minnesota
1.(4).(2).Sysco Corporation : Sysco is a Houston-based provider of food
products and services to restaurants, healthcare facilities, educational
institutions, lodging establishments and other foodservice operations. Sysco's
headquarters are located in Houston. The company is ranked No. 89 on Forbes
magazine's Top 100 Public Companies list and named one of America's Largest
Private Companies by Forbes. Sysco has roughly $43 billion in sales. It has
more than 500 distribution facilities across North America.
1.(4).(3).JBS : They’re JBS, they own a lot of cattle and pigs, but you might have
heard of them recently because they bought Smithfield Foods—the
fourth-largest pork producer in America. JBS also runs a farm program
through their American subsidiary (which is separate from Smithfield). They
raise grains, they build feedlots, they process meat—you name it.
1.(4).(4).George Weston: In 2015, George Weston Ltd. was acquired by
Brazilian company JBS SA for $13.3 billion US dollars. Weston Foods is a
Canadian company that develops, manufactures and distributes fresh bakery
products in North America and Europe. The company serves both retail food

stores and foodservice locations through brand names including
Fleischmann's Yeast, Harvey's Hamburger buns and Harlan Incorporated meat
products. It employs approximately 18,000 people across 13 countries on four
continents.
1.(4).(5).Bunge : Established in 1818, Bunge Limited ( NYSE : BG) is a global
agribusiness and food company that is headquartered in London. Bunge's
product offerings include oilseeds processing, edible oils refining, grain
milling, vegetable proteins and raw materials for animal feed production. It
operates in four business segments: Oilseeds Processing, Edible Oils Refining,
Cereals Processing and Food Ingredients. Its customers include bakeries, cereal
manufacturers and ice cream makers.
1.(4).(6).Mondelez : Best known for cookies like Oreos and Chips Ahoy,
Mondelez is one of many food business types that leverage their products’
availability in grocery stores. For example, Nabisco—another subsidiary of
Mondelez—gets its Oreos into 1.5 million supermarkets in 80 countries; that
sort of exposure helps boost market share, which accounts for a whopping 71%
of company revenue. Revenues have grown by more than 9% per year over the
past decade, so it seems to be working!
1.(4).(7).Anheuser-Busch InBev: The company produces beer, including
Budweiser and Corona. Anheuser-Busch InBev also has purchased several
other breweries and produces nonalcoholic beverages, malt extracts and corn
syrups for food manufacturers, grocery stores and vending machine operators.
Revenue in 2014 was $43 billion. The company's brands also include Beck's,
Bass Ale, Boddingtons, Michelob Ultra and Shock Top. Headquarters: Leuven,
Belgium; St. Louis; New York City
1.(4).(8).Kraft Heinz Company: The Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) is an
American global food and beverage company with diversified market share in
grocery, foodservice, and other products. The company was formed through a
merger of Kraft Foods Group, Inc. and Heinz. KHC holds more than $51 billion
in annual revenues as of 2016 and employs around 54,000 people worldwide.

1.(4).(9).Smithfield Foods/WH Group: Although most people think of
Smithfield Foods as a pork products company, it is actually one of North
America’s largest meat processors and hog producers. On March 4, 2013,
Chinese meat processing giant WH Group (acquired Shuanghui International
to become what is now known as WH Group) completed its acquisition of
Smithfield Foods for $4.72 billion. By acquiring Smithfield Foods, an American
food industry giant in China could be born.
1.(4).(10).Suntory: This Japanese company produces many different types of
food, but you probably know it for its beverage and seasoning products. The
company operates in more than 70 countries around the world. Several
Suntory products have won international awards as well, so that says
something about its commitment to quality control and innovation.
1.(4).(11).Olam International: What you may not know is that Olam is actually
a conglomerate of hundreds of companies—like Olam Coffee, which buys and
processes coffee from more than 40 countries. If you want to make money in
food, there’s money to be made in everything related to it: grains, meat, fish,
coffee...the list goes on. What are some other examples of food-related
companies that might not have popped into your head when thinking about
profitable businesses?
1.(4).(12).CHS Inc.: Perhaps one of the most profitable food business services
you can start today is to become a grain seller. Based in Mankato, MN, CHS
Inc., which stands for Cooperative Farm Service Agency Inc., started in 1915
and currently serves customers across 47 states. The company has more than
$5 billion in annual sales and over 1,700 employees.
1.(4).(13).Heineken: This Dutch brewery is one of The Netherlands’s most
famous businesses, even though they began as a humble dairy business in
1864. Now, Heineken has a wide variety of beer brands that taste amazing and
give you tons of perks when you buy them with points. They also have an app
that lets you manage all your points and rewards across multiple beverages
companies. Plus, their bottles are available at just about every bar and
restaurant worldwide!

1.(4).(14).Asahi Group: Japan’s number one beer brewing company, Asahi
Group Holdings Ltd., was started in 1889 by Nipponkoji Brewery Co. Today, it is
one of Japan’s largest food and beverage businesses. It has a very long list of
brands that have stood out in Japan and globally. Some of its notable brands
include: Calpis, Afri-Cola, Gokano Bunkamura (Entertainment Books), Maggi
seasonings, Hit ice cream and more.
1.(4).(15).General Mills Inc.: General Mills is a consumer-foods company in
North America and one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For. Its
portfolio includes Betty Crocker, Yoplait, Pillsbury, Nature Valley and
Progresso. The company has annual sales of more than $14 billion, operating
as one of eight brands owned by parent company General Mills Inc., along with
Cheerios, Bisquick, Häagen-Dazs, Yoki and others.
1.(4).(16).Diageo: Who knew there was so much money to be made in beer,
liquor, and wine? That’s right—alcoholic beverages are some of the most
profitable business services worldwide. Companies like Diageo and
Anheuser-Busch have been dominating their industries for decades, with an
annual revenue upwards of $9 billion.
1.(4).(17).Lactalis: A $32.4 billion company, Lactalis (France) is a leader in
packaged food products—particularly milk and dairy. The company ranks as
one of France’s largest and most profitable food manufacturers and
distributors.
1.(4).(18).Grupo Bimbo (Mexico): No surprise here. Bimbo is Latin America’s
largest baking company and produces some of its most iconic baked goods,
including Tia Maria, Sara Lee, Wonder Bread, Thomas’ English Muffins and
Entenmann’s. With more than 7,000 employees worldwide and revenues of
over $2 billion in 2012 alone—Grupo Bimbo is on track to become one of
Mexico’s biggest companies.
1.(4).(19).Kirin Holdings: $89.1 billion: Kirin Holdings Co. (TSE:2503) is a
Japanese beverage, food and tobacco company that produces several
well-known products such as Sapporo beer, Kirei water and table water, and
SunRice, which it sells in over 80 countries. It is one of Japan’s major breweries

alongside Suntory Holdings Ltd. (TYO:4193) with about 14% of Japan’s market
share for beer.
1.(4).(20).Fonterra: Why they’re so good at what they do? : Fonterra is a dairy
co-operative, meaning it’s owned by its farmer members. This allows it to be
incredibly profitable, because farmers are willing to pay for products (like
milk) that meet strict quality standards.
1.(4).(21).Dairy Farmers of America: The dairy industry was born back in 1921,
when a group of farmers decided to come together to form an organization
that would provide them with a steady income. This organization is known
today as Dairy Farmers of America (DFA). Dairy Farmers of America and its
affiliates now sell some $14 billion worth of milk and other dairy products
annually in more than 30 states.
1.(4).(22).Kellogg Company: Kellogg’s, originally Kellogg Cereal Company,
founded by Will Keith Kellogg, is an American multinational food
manufacturing company headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan, United
States. The company produces cereal and convenience foods.
1.(4).(23).Yili Group: One of China’s most profitable dairy producers, Yili is a
strong multinational company that has a long track record of growth in a
dynamic industry. Their innovative business model and effective management
have allowed them to grow quickly, even during difficult economic times.
Because they produce milk—and not other dairy products—they are able to
keep their supply chain simple and efficient.
1.(4).(24).Keurig Dr Pepper: Dr Pepper Snapple Group, which manufactures
and sells soft drinks, has just announced its acquisition of Keurig Green
Mountain for a whopping $18.7 billion in cash. Dr Pepper Snapple is one of five
beverage giants that dominate American soda sales; after merging with Keurig,
it will become one of three Big Soft Drink Players alongside Coca-Cola and
PepsiCo.
1.(4).(25).Associated British Foods: With a turnover of £16.3 billion,
Associated British Foods plc is one of Europe’s leading agribusinesses and
owns brands that include well-known names like Silver Spoon sugar, Twinings

tea, Kingsmill bread, Ovaltine cocoa drink, Marmite yeast extract spread and
Patak’s curry pastes. The company also has a portfolio of well-known
household brands such as Dorset Cereals, Vigo rice and Ruf pastry products.
1.(4).(26).Molson Coors Brewing Company: Founded in 1786, Molson Coors
has become one of today’s biggest brewing companies worldwide. It’s a
transnational corporation, but it’s also ranked as one of Canada’s top
employers. At present, Molson Coors Brewing Company is at number 151 on
Forbes Global 2000 list and at number 95 on Fortune's Global 500 list for 2011.
Their portfolio includes globally-recognized brands such as Molson Canadian
and Carling Black Label lager beer.
1.(4).(27).NH Foods: As more people around the world become aware of health
risks, they’re shying away from their once favorite foods. And if you’re in a
food business such as restaurants, bakeries or food service providers, your
once-loyal customers are becoming pickier and harder to please. It is crucial
that you keep up with trends when it comes to cuisine and implement them
into your food business services in order to remain profitable. If you do not,
then your competition certainly will!
1.(4).(28).Saputo: With over $6 billion in annual revenue, Saputo is one of
Canada’s largest food companies. The Montreal-based dairy and cheese maker
boasts of large market share in all categories of products, as well as a diverse
portfolio. Although best known for its cheese, Saputo has made major inroads
into North American grocery retailing with well-known store brands,
including Neilson milk and Sorrento yogurt.
1.(4).(29).China Mengniu Dairy Company: China Mengniu Dairy Co., Ltd.
(China Mengniu) is a Chinese dairy product company and producer of Yili
brand products. The Company's segments include Corporate, Supermarket
Chain and Franchise. The Corporate segment includes sales of bottled water
and ice-creams, as well as purchases of raw materials for production.
1.(4).(30).Carlsberg: The Carlsberg Group, also known as Carlsberg Breweries
A/S or simply Carlsberg, is a brewery founded in 1847 by Danish brewer J. C.

The company's first headquarters were located in Copenhagen, Denmark. It
has been owned by Royal Unibrew since 2000.
1.(4).(31).Royal FrieslandCampina: Agribusiness is big business, so if you’re
looking to venture into food-related industries worldwide, you might want to
consider starting a Royal FrieslandCampina franchise. The company has been
in operation since 1879 and delivers dairy products and nutritional solutions
for infants and young children from around 70 countries.
1.(4).(32).Danish Crown: If you’re looking to get into food-related businesses,
then consider Danish Crown a must. The Danish meat processing giant
employs some of Europe’s most talented chefs, who have a lot of experience
perfecting their craft. If your business is in food service, recruiting from
Danish Crown may be a good idea. Just make sure you can live up to its
expectations—and check if they pay well first!
1.(4).(33).Meiji Holdings: Japan-based Meiji Holdings (TSE: 2115) is a food
manufacturing, marketing and distribution company that owns some of
Japan’s most well-known food brands including Pocky, Ovaltine and
CalorieMate. The company has an annual revenue of more than $3 billion.
Starting with a confectionery business in 1882, Meiji now sells over 5,000
different products in more than 80 countries.
1.(4).(34).Hormel Foods Corporation: In 2010, Hormel Foods generated a net
income of $718 million on sales of $8.6 billion. The company produces and
markets consumer-branded food products and sells private label food to
grocery stores. The company’s product portfolio includes brands such as
Jennie-O turkey, Applegate Farms natural meats, Spam canned meat,
Reddi-wip whipped cream, Armour packaged meats and other meat
specialties, Skippy peanut butter and many others.
1.(4).(35).Conagra Brands: To put things in perspective, Conagra is one of
America’s largest food businesses. It generates $17 billion in sales each year
and employs more than 30,000 people across 170 different brands. It owns
brands such as PF Chang’s and Orville Redenbacher popcorn—and most people
have probably never heard of it.

1.(4).(36).McCain Foods Ltd: McCain Foods is one of Canada’s largest food
companies, and has expanded internationally as well. It was founded in 1957 by
Colonel Robert McCain, a former Royal Canadian Air Force pilot who began by
selling frozen French fries out of his truck in rural New Brunswick. His fries
became so popular that he opened his first restaurant to sell them: The
Clamdigger on Woodman Road in Saint John, N.B.
1.(4).(37).Femsa: If you’re looking to start a food business in Mexico, look no
further than Femsa. The multinational corporation is responsible for soft
drinks, beer, and fruit juices among other things, and it is already a major
player in Latin America. They have operations in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador and Peru. Their presence
is especially strong in Mexico where they operate hundreds of convenience
stores around the country.
1.(4).(38).Ferrero: The Ferrero Group is an Italian manufacturer of branded
chocolate and confectionery products and it also markets several brands of
olives, tomato sauce, pasta, and other foods. It was founded in 1946 by Pietro
Ferrero, an Alba entrepreneur. The company's headquarters are located in
Alba, Italy. In February 2011 Forbes Magazine listed Pietro's great-grandson
Giovanni Ferrero as one of Europe's 20 Richest People. Net worth is estimated
at US$23 billion in 2010.
1.(4).(39).Yamazaki Baking: A traditional Japanese bakery in Seattle is a great
option for someone with experience or an aptitude for bread-making. As with
other food businesses, it’s important to understand how local markets
differ—in America, it can be difficult to overcome a reputation for shoddy
ingredients and low-quality recipes. A few franchises are known to serve
high-quality products, but by and large it will be up to you to make your own
name.
1.(4).(40).Arla Foods: If you’re looking to start a food-related business, dairy
products—including milk, cheese, and yogurt—are at or near the top of most
lists. Arla Foods is Europe’s largest producer of branded dairy products. The
Danish company has approximately 3,000 employees in 43 countries; it

exports to more than 160 countries and has global sales of $19 billion annually.
Another reason we love Arla?
1.(4).(41).Campbell Soup Company: Founded in 1869, Campbell Soup Company
(NYSE:CPB) is a consumer goods company that focuses on simple, nutritious
and delicious foods. The company offers more than 50 brands including V8
beverages, Pepperidge Farm cookies and crackers, Plum Organics baby food,
Swanson broth and lasagna products. It also has a joint venture with Nestle
Waters North America to distribute beverage brands such as Poland Spring
bottled water and Perrier sparkling water in several countries throughout
Europe.
1.(4).(42).Brf Brasil Foods: In terms of its size, Brf Brasil Foods takes an
annual turnover of just under US$3.5 billion, making it one of Brazil’s top three
food companies by sales volume and easily beating competitors like Perdigão
and Sadia in that regard. This is a company which generates a massive amount
of revenue each year from chicken meat products like breasts, wings and
drumsticks but also turkey items as well as beef snacks such as hot dogs and
hamburgers.
1.(4).(43).Marfrig Group: Based in São Paulo, Brazil, Marfrig Group is one of
Latin America’s largest food processing and distribution companies. The
company provides meat products to Brazil’s domestic market, as well as
exporting to Spain, Italy, Argentina and other countries worldwide.
1.(4).(44).Constellation Brands: What is Constellation Brands? The company,
formerly known as both Fortune Brands and Beam Inc., recently changed its
name to Constellation Brands, according to CEO Rob Sands. By all accounts, it’s
a smart move. After acquiring brands like Casa Noble tequila, Robert Mondavi
wines and Svedka vodka in recent years, building an image as a distributor of
high-end vodkas and wines gives Constellation clear distinction from
competitors such as Brown-Forman Corp.
1.(4).(45).Maruha Nichiro Corporation: Founded in 1949, Maruha Nichiro
Corporation is a Japanese fishing and seafood corporation headquartered in

Chuo-ku, Tokyo. As of 2014, it employs over 21,000 employees and has an
annual revenue of $7.6 billion.
1.(4).(46).Ajinomoto: Did you know that Monosodium glutamate, or MSG as it
is commonly known, began as a food additive in Japan? Better known simply as
Ajinomoto, which translates to essence of taste in Japanese. Since its
introduction in 1908 it has become one of Japan’s most successful and
profitable food business services.
1.(4).(47).The JM Smucker Company: Aside from being a household name, The
JM Smucker Company is one of America’s most profitable food businesses. The
Ohio-based operation specializes in manufacturing branded coffee and other
products. To date, they offer more than 4,000 items through their name
brands, which include Folgers®, Dunkin’ Donuts®, Jif®, Crisco®, and Santa
Cruz Organic®.
1.(4).(48).The Hershey Company: $28 billion. Yum! Brands: $11 billion. By
some estimates, nearly a fifth of all money spent on food goes to restaurants
and other commercial food businesses. When it comes to earning money from
food, there are plenty of options out there—and most people don’t even realize
it. If you love food and have an entrepreneurial spirit, consider starting your
own profitable food business service today.
1.(4).(49).Dean Foods Company: Dean Foods was founded in 1933 by Samuel E.
Dean Sr. and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The company has grown to
become one of America’s largest processors, distributors and marketers of
fresh milk and other dairy products. Dean Foods is one of world’s biggest
producers of lactose-free milk and pioneered organic milk production in Texas
with a facility near Austin.
1.(4).(50).Itoham Yonekyu: If you’re looking to get involved in a business that
has both a Japanese and an international presence, Itoham Yonekyu could be
for you. While its main business is in manufacturing yonekuyaki –
Japanese-style fried chicken patties – Itoham also runs an online store where
customers can buy their products online. The company serves countries all
over Asia, Europe, South America and North America.

1.(4).(51).Pernod Ricard: For France-based Pernod Ricard, a high-end distiller
of liquors including Chivas Regal, Jameson and Absolut Vodka, more than 14
percent of its revenue came from external businesses—which include
partnerships with producers in both emerging and developed markets.
According to its annual report, these businesses are expected to generate sales
of almost $900 million by 2018.
1.(4).(52).ThaiBev: If you’re looking to build a food-related business and have
a good knowledge of how Thai cuisine is perceived around Asia, consider
ThaiBev, which produces and exports beers under brands like Chang,
Mekhong, and Mandalay. While exports only account for about five percent of
sales at present, it’s one of Thailand’s largest exporters. And its parent
company—Chang—recently went public in Hong Kong.
1.(4).(53).Barry Callebaut: What you might not know is that Barry Callebaut
also owns several food-related businesses and industries, including Godiva
chocolate, Takaoka chocolate, Valrhona chocolate and Monbana dairy
products. The company has over 7,000 employees and operates in over 60
countries worldwide. While they don’t have an IPO date set yet—they’re
currently trading on Euronext Brussels—this gourmet chocolatier is looking to
go public sometime in 2017.
1.(4).(54).Bacardi: The Bacardi company was founded in 1862 by Don Facundo
Bacardí Massó. The son of a Spanish merchant, Don Facundo moved to Cuba
and became a sugarcane farmer before inventing his family's famed rum recipe
in 1862. Born in a small town on Isla de la Juventud off Cuba's coast, he began
producing his light, dry and clear brandy by fermenting molasses and making
charcoal from nearby woods.
1.(4).(55).Post Holdings: Like most industries, food businesses and
restaurants do not remain stagnant. As consumers’ tastes change and
competitors emerge, businesses need to be able to adapt in order to stay on top
of their respective industries. Many restaurants have had success by offering
popular dishes with a twist on traditional recipes or by offering customers
unique options they have never tried before. If you own a restaurant, there are

certain key factors that will allow you to improve your profits as well as
maintain an edge over your competition.
1.(4).(56).OSI Group: Since 1911, OSI Group has been providing services and
solutions for some of the world’s most profitable food businesses. As part of its
philosophy of People, Process, and Technology, OSI Group aims to be a key
player in what is shaping up to be one of today’s biggest markets: food-related
business services. Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur or established
leader in your field, you can count on OSI Group to provide you with solutions
that best fit your needs.
1.(4).(57).Hangzhou Wahaha Group: Wahaha Group is a beverage company
based in Hangzhou, China. It is one of China's largest privately held
companies, employing over 100,000 people. It produces and sells a variety of
beverages including water, carbonated drinks and fruit juices. Founded in 1987
by Zong Qinghou and his son Weiying Zong to produce just one product,
Wahaha (Chinese: 旺角; pinyin: Wàngjiǎo) was soon listed on Shenzhen Stock
Exchange.
1.(4).(58).Sudzucker: When you’re ready to do your own bookkeeping, there
are plenty of services out there that offer basic bookkeeping for small
businesses. These accountants generally keep a closer eye on their clients than
their larger counterparts, and they might make more time to be available by
phone or email when you need them. Plus, it’s easy to hire them as your
business grows; they already know your accounts.
1.(4).(59).Ingredion Inc.: The worlds largest supplier of pre-made food
ingredients. Over half of all packaged foods contain at least one Ingredion
product. Their biggest customers are Kraft, Nestle, and PepsiCo. They also
produce food ingredients for beer, wine, and spirits manufacturers. For
example they produce malto-dextrose for multiple popular beer brands
including Budweiser and Corona Extra as well as Diastatic barley malt syrup for
popular whiskey brands such as Jack Daniels and Jameson Whiskey.
1.(4).(60).Treehouse Foods: This food manufacturing company has annual
revenues of more than $3 billion. Headquartered in Addison, Illinois,

Treehouse specializes in products like gravy and baking mixes. The company
was founded by George Broussard in 1967 with a startup capital of just $500.
After several years of steady growth, a major acquisition brought Treehouse
Foods to its current level.
1.(4).(61).Nissui: A Japanese company that specializes in food processing and
distribution, Nissui has made a name for itself as one of Japan’s leading
businesses. The company employs approximately 10,000 people around the
world—from New Zealand to Turkey—and produces more than 60 different
kinds of products. Starting up an Nissui-like business may be easier said than
done, but you can use what you know about industry trends and market
analysis to get ahead of your competition.
1.(4).(62).Kerry Group: An Irish multinational and food ingredient
manufacturer. Kerry Group was founded in 1966 and today is a leading
producer of sweeteners and specialty ingredients for food, beverage, consumer
goods, personal care and pharmaceutical industries. The company employs
more than 18,000 people worldwide.
1.(4).(63).McCormick Corporation: Founded in 1889, McCormick Corporation
(NYSE: MKC) is a leading manufacturer and marketer of spices, herbs and
flavorings. These include extracts and oleoresins, essential oils, seasonings
and condiments. McCormick's customers are producers of food products such
as cereal, dairy products, frozen desserts, processed meats, salad dressings
and sauces. Sales have been growing by an average of 8 percent annually for
years.
1.(4).(64).Parmalat: Few countries can compete with Italy when it comes to
food. Parmesan, Prosciutto di Parma, Grana Padano, Balsamic Vinegar of
Modena and some of Europe’s best wines all come from Italy. And while
Italians have long been aware of these culinary gifts, now foreigners are
discovering that not only is Italian food delicious but also profitable! Italian
products are highly popular worldwide, and Europeans especially love buying
them as souvenirs.

1.(4).(65).Agropur Cooperative: With over 1,200 employees across Canada and
50,000 farmer-members, Agropur is one of North America’s largest food
service companies. They offer a wide range of high quality dairy products from
milk to cheese and yogurt. If you can make it in Canada, you can make it
anywhere! Their reach is international—they export to more than 30 countries
around the world.
1.(4).(66).Morinaga Milk Industry: In 1914, Japanese entrepreneur Torataro
Morinaga opened a small dairy products factory that churned out highly
sweetened and flavored milks. This business model proved to be extremely
profitable, and by 1926, Morinaga had moved his operation to Osaka. By 1937,
he had opened branches in Korea and Taiwan; by 1951 he expanded overseas
once again with a plant in Hong Kong; and by 1974, he was producing 100
million liters of milk each year.
1.(4).(67).Schreiber Foods: A food manufacturer or distributor might seem like
a difficult choice to get into. But it’s a great way to kick off your new
business—and you don’t even need much startup capital. In fact, foodservice
equipment and supplies wholesaler is one of Forbes’ ten best businesses for
starting with less than $10,000. If you have an entrepreneurial streak but are
worried about setting up your own location-based business, then you should
consider wholesaling as an alternative method for getting into business.
1.(4).(68).Jacobs Douwe Egberts: Jacob Douwe Egberts is a Dutch company
that produces a wide range of foods and beverages. The company’s brands are
present in virtually every country, from Russia to Argentina, and from China to
Canada. What makes Jacob Douwe Egberts different from other companies is
its focus on healthy living. Its product line includes coffees, teas, hot chocolate
drinks, and nutritious meal solutions for breakfasts at home or on-the-go.
1.(4).(69).Müller Group: When German brothers Carl and Richard Müller
launched a small confectionery business in Cologne in 1875, they probably
couldn’t have imagined that they would be leaving behind such a rich legacy.
Over time, their chocolate business morphed into a multinational corporation
whose annual sales now top more than €11 billion. And while we now know it as

one of Germany’s leading consumer goods giants, with operations spanning
across 55 countries worldwide, over 90% of its products are still manufactured
right there at home.
1.(4).(70).E & J Gallo Winery: Based in Modesto, California, E & J Gallo Winery
has been churning out some of the most popular and delicious wines for
generations. The company began in 1933, when Ernest and Julio Gallo bought a
winery in Sonoma County. They produce several award-winning varietals
including Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Grigio and Cabernet Sauvignon.
1.(4).(71).DMK Deutsches Milchkontor: Thanks to high consumer demand for
organic, healthy foods, many companies are seeing a rise in sales. DMK
Deutsches Milchkontor is one of them. Started in 2010 by two business
partners who simply saw an opportunity to create quality food products based
on consumer demand, DMK Deutsches Milchkontor’s organic yogurt business
is flourishing thanks to their experienced team and wise marketing strategy.
1.(4).(72).Red Bull: While Red Bull is not just a drink, it is perhaps more than
anyone realized. They do not only sell beverages, but also sell sports
equipment and even clothing. Red Bull also has their own soccer team in
Austria and they are one of the most successful teams in Europe, which is quite
impressive considering their small size when compared to larger teams. All of
these things have allowed them to become one of the most profitable food
business services in existence today.
1.(4).(73).Ito En: This company is one of many distributors of tea in Japan. The
company focuses on selling matcha tea, a finely ground and powdered green
tea that has been popular in Asia for centuries. Matcha tends to be expensive
but also very good for you. So it’s not surprising that people will pay a high
price for it. With so much competition in the market, Ito En has built its
business by focusing on its distribution channels to get an edge over its rivals.
1.(4).(74).Oetker Group: One of Oetker Group’s businesses, Mrs.
Smith’s—named after founder Rudolf Oetker’s wife who was known for her
exceptional baking skills—is a leading producer of fresh and frozen
ready-to-bake pies and other products. Mrs.

1.(4).(75).Land O' Lakes Inc.: In May, for example, Land O’ Lakes announced it
had received $50 million in cash from funds managed by private equity firm
Silver Lake and had raised an additional $35 million from stockholders. These
investments are part of a larger series of moves to strengthen its position as
one of America’s leading agribusinesses.
1.(4).(76).Dole Food Company, Inc.: Dole fruit and vegetable products are sold
globally to markets in North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, Australia
and New Zealand. Dole's major foodservice product lines include pineapple
chunks and slices; fresh-cut fruits and vegetables for retail sale in various
forms; juices, frozen concentrate blends and single-serve packets; fruit salads;
bagged salad products; a variety of sauces and dressings; baby carrots; raisins
and other dried fruits.
1.(4).(77).Boparan Holdings: Although seemingly an upstart in comparison to
UK food giants Tesco and Sainsbury's, Boparan Holdings is proving a
formidable competitor in its own right. The Warrington-based company
started out in 1986 as a local fresh meat supplier with just one store located in
a small town outside Liverpool. Nowadays, it’s one of Britain’s largest
privately owned food suppliers, operating over 150 convenience stores that
offer everything from hot meals to groceries.
1.(4).(78).Lindt & Sprüngli: Founded in 1845, Lindt & Sprüngli is one of
Switzerland’s oldest and largest companies. They offer a wide range of
products, including chocolates, baked goods, beverages and confectionery
items. Their products are sold throughout Europe, Asia and Australia. The
company has maintained its headquarters in Zurich since 1898 and they
employ over 6300 employees globally.
1.(4).(79).LVMH: As of October 2017, LVMH has a portfolio of more than 60
brands and houses, which are managed by its different divisions: Fondation
Louis Vuitton (luxury goods), Parfums Christian Dior (perfumes and
cosmetics), Marc Jacobs International (retail) etc. The group has a significant
presence in Europe, Asia and North America with two key business hubs in
France and New York City.

1.(4).(80).Nisshin Seifun Group: This Japanese food conglomerate is a major
player in instant noodles, canned coffee, and frozen foods. In 2015, Nisshin
Seifun was listed as Japan’s 11th largest company by sales revenue. They also
boast over $70 billion in assets, so they’re definitely a well-established name
that will appeal to potential investors.
1.(4).(81).Sodiaal: Owning your own sausage making business can be a great
way to earn extra money, and it’s a food service that requires little overhead.
As long as you have a dedicated work space and high-quality equipment,
opening your own small-scale sausage shop can be relatively inexpensive.
1.(4).(82).Total Produce: As more and more people rely on fresh food delivery
services to simplify their busy lives, an increasing number of online food stores
are emerging. If you want to start a profitable business that you can run from
home, consider offering produce delivery services. This service allows you to
take advantage of customer demand for fresh fruits and vegetables by making
it convenient and affordable for them to get exactly what they need from your
local farm or market.
1.(4).(83).Sapporo Holdings: Like Japan, Sapporo is also a major producer of
seafood. In fact, it’s also one of Japan’s biggest seafood producers, and an
extensive part of their business involves processing seafood. If you love
preparing or eating seafood at home (or would like to start an at-home
restaurant), you could very well be interested in working for one of Sapporo
Holdings’ various subsidiaries, which include everything from a real estate
development company to a fisheries operation.
1.(4).(84).J R Simplot: Founded in 1932, J.R. Simplot Company is a privately
held agribusiness company that produces and distributes food products around
world. The company operates out of offices in Spokane, WA; New York City;
Luxembourg; Dalian, China; Moscow, Russia; and Sydney, Australia. They also
manage an estate farm located near Blackfoot, ID where they produce
high-quality seed potatoes for potato growers across North America and
Europe.

1.(4).(85).Savencia Fromage & Dairy: It's one of world's largest food
companies, but you probably haven't heard much about it. The company is
called Savencia Fromage & Dairy, and its head office is located in Lyon, France.
The company was founded in 1997, and it provides food products to both
France and non-French countries around the world. In fact, Savencia Fromage
& Dairy has a strong presence in 40 countries around the globe.
1.(4).(86).Nissin Foods Group: Nissin is Japan’s largest food company and
makes a variety of popular packaged foods, including Cup Noodles and one of
Japan’s most famous noodle dishes—ramen. The family-owned business also
owns about 1,000 McDonald’s franchise locations throughout Japan. In 2013,
its revenue exceeded $6 billion for the first time in history. In 2014, it set a new
record with revenues of almost $8 billion.
1.(4).(87).singtao Brewery: In 2007, Australia’s Lion Nathan acquired Hong
Kong’s Asia Pacific Breweries (APB), which includes Hong Kong Beer and
subsequent buyouts have brought China’s Snow Beer to join Tsingtao and
Taiwan’s China Resources Enterprise. With around 50 breweries in Asia, APB
produces more than 7 billion liters of beer each year.
1.(4).(88).Flowers Foods: One of top-10 largest food producers in North
America, Flowers Foods makes snack cakes, dinner rolls and other bakery
products. The company also owns Flowerland florists, a subsidiary responsible
for more than 1 billion blooms sold every year. Based in Thomasville, Ga.,
Flowers Foods has more than 13,000 employees and operates production
facilities throughout Canada and Mexico.
1.(4).(89).Vion: Food giant Vion is one of Europe’s biggest food companies,
headquartered in Wevelgem, Belgium. The Vion Food Group consists of 10
subsidiary companies that operate over 40 production facilities and a
worldwide distribution network. Vion produces prepared foods, fresh meats
and poultry, processed deli meats and other products like ready-to-eat meals,
charcuterie meats, side dishes and salads. In 2013, its sales amounted to more
than 4 billion euros.

1.(4).(90).Kewpie Corporation: Kewpie is one of Japan’s largest food
companies, with a line of products that includes mayonnaise, salad dressings,
sauces and dressings, cooking oils, and frozen foods. Kewpie also produces
marinades and other products for grilled meats and fish. The company was
founded in 1917 by Jiro Matsumoto as a sauce maker; he chose to name his
product after then-popular British doll character Kewpie.
1.(4).(91).Perdue Farms: Based in Maryland, Perdue Farms is one of America’s
leading chicken companies. In addition to providing chickens and
ready-to-cook chicken products to supermarkets, Perdue operates its own
retail chains of Poultry Products and Giant Food stores in three states
(Delaware, Maryland and Virginia). The company was founded by Arthur
Perdue in 1920 as a hatchery. Today it employs over 10,000 people.
1.(4).(92).Food processing: The food processing industry is a powerhouse in
terms of revenue. It has an estimated global market value of US$6 trillion and
accounts for approximately 16% of all services worldwide. But which
companies are truly leading this trend? Here’s a look at some of today’s
biggest food industry giants...the ones to watch, if you will.
1.(4).(93).Kraft Heinz Co.: The combined value of these two food companies is
$219.9 billion. The third-largest food company in North America, Kraft Heinz
manufactures and markets hundreds of packaged food products around the
world—including condiments, sauces, meals, and frozen foods. In addition to
its headquarters in Chicago, IL., Kraft Heinz has facilities in 38 other countries
worldwide. If you’re interested in a career with Kraft Heinz Co., job
opportunities are widely available throughout North America.
1.(4).(94).mithfield Foods Inc.: Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, mithfield
Foods Inc. is a worldwide food-processing company that specializes in spices
and other seasonings for use on a variety of meats and vegetables. The
company’s products can be found around North America, Europe, Asia and
Australia, with most sales generated from distributors located near farming
areas. As of October 2015, mithfield had annual revenues of more than $1
billion. It operates approximately 75 plants in 30 countries worldwide.

1.(4).(95).Anheuser-Busch InBev: As of May 2016, Anheuser-Busch InBev was
estimated to be worth $161.8 billion. AB InBev produces over 400 brands,
including 16 beer brands that each have more than one million barrels
produced per year. The company is currently based in Leuven, Belgium, but
announced in December 2016 that it would relocate its headquarters to New
York City.
1.(4).(96).General Mills Inc. (5/31/20): General Mills is a multinational food
company, operating in more than 100 countries worldwide. It is responsible for
some of our most well-known consumer brands, including Cheerios, Betty
Crocker and Yoplait. In 2013, General Mills became a member of an elite
club—the Fortune 500 list—an exclusive collection of US companies with
revenues exceeding $500 million per year. Throughout its near 150-year
history, General Mills has undergone numerous acquisitions and changes in
ownership structure but still maintains strong ties to its Minnesota roots.
1.(4).(97).Conagra Brands Inc. : Conagra is one of North America’s largest food
companies, with a product portfolio that includes leading brands such as
Hunt’s, Healthy Choice, Chef Boyardee, Orville Redenbacher’s and more.
Conagra also owns Reddi-wip brand whipped cream and has a majority stake
in frozen foods giant Birds Eye. Conagra was originally incorporated as The
Continental Baking Company in 1924.
1.(4).(98).Hormel Foods Corp.: Headquartered in Austin, Minn., Hormel Foods
Corp. is a food company that specializes in products such as packaged foods,
beverages and frozen foods. It also operates foodservice businesses and
produces meat products through its subsidiaries. With more than $9 billion in
annual revenue, Hormel Foods Corp. has consistently ranked among Forbes’
America’s Largest Private Companies List since 2009.
1.(4).(99).Saputo Inc. : Saputo is Canada’s largest dairy processor, boasting an
impressive 2.3 billion-dollar revenue in 2012 (Saputo Inc., n.d.). The company
is known for making everything from cheese to yogourt and ice cream – with a
particular interest in fine cheeses.

1.(4).(100).Molson Coors Co.: Founded in Montreal, Canada, in 1786 as a
brewery servicing farmers in rural Quebec, Molson Coors was acquired by
US-based Miller Brewing Company for $4.6 billion in 2005 and merged with
Coors to form Molson Coors Brewing Company (NYSE: TAP; TSX: TPX). The
company is currently headquartered in Denver.
1.(4).(101).Kellogg Co.: Kellogg’s is an American multinational food
manufacturing company headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan. The Kellogg
Company produces cereal and convenience foods, including cookies, crackers,
toaster pastries, cereal bars, fruit-flavored snacks (e.g., Fruit Loops), frosted
flakes and Special K.[2] Kellogg’s stated purpose is Nourishing families so they
can flourish. Kellogg’s products are manufactured in 18 countries and
marketed in over 180 countries.
1.(4).(102).J.M. Smucker Co.: Created in 1902, J.M. Smucker Co. is a consumer
packaged goods company headquartered in Orrville, Ohio that manufactures
coffee, condiments and foods for people and pets. The company’s brands
include Folgers Coffee, Pillsbury and Hungry Jack spreads along with a wide
variety of pet products under its Greenies and Milk-Bone brands.
1.(4).(103).Pilgrims Pride: This company was founded in 1955 and sells
value-added chicken products, including whole muscle cuts, meat
by-products, boneless meats and more. Headquartered in Greeley, Colo.,
Pilgrims Pride is owned by JBS USA Holdings Inc. It is one of three U.S.-based
subsidiaries of Brazil-based JBS S.A., a global food corporation with operations
in 35 countries that processes about 10 million head of cattle per year for
consumption worldwide.
1.(4).(104).Hershey Co.: The Hershey Company, commonly referred to as
Hershey’s, is an American chocolate manufacturer and retailer based in
Hershey, Pennsylvania. It was founded by candy magnate Milton S. Hershey in
1894 and is known for its chocolate bar varieties such as Kisses, Reese’s, Kit
Kat, Twizzlers and Jolly Rancher. The company also manufactures a number of
snack foods including Skittles and almonds with chocolate.

1.(4).(105).Campbell Soup Co. : Headquartered in Camden, New Jersey,
Campbell Soup Co. is a U.S.-based food company that specializes in canned
soups and other foods including salsa, vinegar, baked beans and pasta
products. Campbell’s brands include Pepperidge Farm and Swanson among
others. The global company has more than $8 billion in sales annually
1.(4).(106).Keurig Dr Pepper: This merged company, known as Keurig Dr
Pepper, was recently ranked #8 on Forbes’ annual list of largest public
companies. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, The J.M.
Smucker Company is a leading manufacturer of food products for consumers
worldwide.
1.(4).(107).National Beef Packing Co.Bimbo Bakeries : Bimbo is a bread
powerhouse, with its reach extending to all corners of Mexico and much of
South America. It also has a considerable presence in U.S. markets, especially
California and Texas, through brands such as Bimbo Bakeries USA and Arnold
Bread Co.Sun Valley Potato Chips: Founded in Idaho, Sun Valley Potato Chips
sells premium potato chips under several popular U.S.
1.(4).(108).Agropur Cooperative : Founded in 1956, Agropur is a co-operative
that includes more than 2,000 dairy and food companies. Based in Quebec,
Canada, it is one of North America’s largest dairy cooperatives. The company
also exports cheese to 44 countries. According to Forbes , it is worth $1 billion
US dollars.
1.(4).(109).Post Holdings Inc. : Post Holdings, Inc. is a consumer packaged
goods holding company. The Company’s segments include Post Consumer
Brands and Campbell Fresh divisions. Post Consumer Brands segment
comprises food products sold in North America through approximately 12,000
retail stores, foodservice accounts and distributors, primarily under leading
brand names that include Honey Bunches of Oats®, PebblesTM cereals, Great
Grains® cereals, POST® Shredded Wheat and Grape-Nuts®, Vitali® Pastas
and Fine Cooking magazine.
1.(4).(110).Perdue Farms Inc.: Coming in at No. 8 is Perdue Farms Inc., one of
America’s largest poultry producers. With a market cap of $4.9 billion, Perdue

sits toward the top of Forbes’ list for biggest food companies and is an official
partner with Nascar driver Kasey Kahne, who drives under several deals that
include Perdue and its products.
1.(4).(111).Golden State Foods: The world’s largest food-distribution company
is located in Texas. Owned by Sysco Corp., Golden State Foods operates 22
distribution centers throughout California and supplies grocery stores,
restaurants, hotels and other food companies with their raw ingredients.
Founded in 1969, Golden State Foods now provides services to more than 100
million people worldwide. The company employs over 4,000 individuals and
posts annual revenues of $2 billion.
1.(4).(112).Dairy Farmers of America : Founded in 1935, Dairy Farmers of
America represents more than 14,000 dairy farms in 48 states that together
produce more than six billion pounds of milk per year. DFA is a farmer-owned
organization dedicated to ensuring an economically viable future for family
dairy farmers and a healthy supply of wholesome milk products to consumers.
They represent over 80% of U.S.
1.(4).(113).Lactalis American Group: Based in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Lactalis
American Group is one of America’s top 20 food companies. The firm was
formed in 2001 by combining cheese company Lactalis American Group with a
variety of other companies, including national ice cream and frozen foods
provider Blue Bell Creameries, which Lactalis took over in 2003. Today it ranks
as one of America’s largest producers of cheese products and has expanded its
offering to include yogurts and dairy desserts.
1.(4).(114).TreeHouse Foods Inc.: TreeHouse Foods, a Northbrook, Ill.-based
manufacturer and distributor of food products worldwide, is ranked No. 48 on
Forbes’ Global 2000 list of largest public companies (as of May 2012), with a
revenue of $8.7 billion in 2011. The company employs more than 6,000 people
globally in 70 manufacturing facilities and over 250 offices across six
continents.
1.(4).(115).Flowers Foods Inc.: Based in Thomasville, Georgia, Flowers Foods
Inc. is a global food company with a wide range of food products, including

Nature’s Own, Wonder Classic and Tastykake brand names. Their goal is to
grow their business worldwide through innovation and superior customer
service. Products available include cakes, cookies, snacks and more.
1.(4).(116).Constellation Brands : Based in Victor, N.Y., Constellation Brands
operates as a producer and marketer of beverage alcohol products across North
America. It sells, markets and distributes wine brands including Robert
Mondavi, Clos du Bois, Kim Crawford, Franciscan Estate, Rex Goliath and The
Prisoner; beer brands Corona Extra and Corona Light; Svedka vodka; and 100%
agave tequila brand Sauza.
1.(4).(117).E&J Gallo Winery: Although E&J Gallo Winery is not a household
name to most people, it’s likely that you’ve heard of some of their fine wine
products. The winery, founded in 1933 by Ernest and Julio Gallo, makes and
sells more than 50 brands (of wine), including Barefoot Cellars, Carlo Rossi,
and Mike’s Hard Lemonade. From grapes to bottles, E&J Gallo Winery does it
all—and does it well!
1.(4).(118).Land OLakes Inc.: Based in Arden Hills, Minn., food producer Land
O’Lakes Inc. is a leading provider of dairy products and other foods. The
company produces and markets dairy products, organic foods, eggs and more.
It also owns farmlands and cattle ranches worldwide. In 2012, Forbes ranked it
No. 226 on its list of America’s largest private companies with $3 billion in
revenue (2010). In 2011, it had total revenues of $6 billion with sales in more
than 50 countries.
1.(4).(119).Great Lakes Cheese Co.: America’s Largest Cheddar Makers Known
for their cheddar cheese, Great Lakes Cheese Co. actually produces a wide
range of cheese products for both domestic and international customers. The
company has been in business since 1982, but its roots date back much further
than that. Over time, Great Lakes Cheese has grown to include seven plants in
three different states and employs approximately 1,000 people.
1.(4).(120).Sanderson Farms: At $1.5 billion, Sanderson Farms is a privately
owned poultry production company in Laurel, Mississippi that has stayed
family-run since it was founded by Jack and Mary Sanderson in 1952. The farm

specializes in all forms of chicken products, including turkey and beef, as well
as catfish, shrimp and crawfish. Headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi with six
farms spread throughout five states, Sanderson is a perennial best workplace
nominee on Forbes’ Best Employers for Minorities list.
1.(4).(121).Grupo Lala: Based in Mexico, Grupo Lala is one of Latin America’s
largest food companies. It specializes in dairy products and beverages,
including milk, fresh cream, yogurt and cheese. Its brands include La León and
Cházaro, which it sells through independent distributors as well as retail
outlets. It also produces baby formula under a partnership with Nestlé S.A.,
though it has developed its own brands in recent years to expand its reach in
that market.
1.(4).(122).Koch Foods Inc.: Based in Mississippi, Koch Foods Inc. has been in
business since 1966 and is one of America’s largest food processors. As of 2011,
their products were distributed to over 45 countries around the world. At their
facilities, they produce cooked meats and poultry, smoked foods, fully-cooked
deli-style meats, as well as fresh and frozen vegetables for supermarkets and
other distributors. In total, they have more than 1,200 employees in four states
across America as well as several international locations.
1.(4).(123).California Dairies Inc.: Founded in California in 1950, Cal Dairies
Inc. is a food company and distributes liquid, frozen and canned dairy products
to customers all over world. Founded by Larry Hillblom, one of America’s
richest businessmen with a net worth of $550 million. Hillblom decided to
launch his own business instead of working for Alexander Smith who was his
father-in-law’s friend.
1.(4).(124).Prairie Farms Dairy Inc. : $3.7 billion (2015) Headquarters: La
Grange, Illinois Dairy Farmers of America Inc.: $2.8 billion (2015)
Headquarters: St.
1.(4).(125).Hearthside Food Solutions LLC: Founded in 2008, Hearthside Food
Solutions LLC is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The company provides
food services for several different industries, including aviation and
restaurants.

1.(4).(126).McCain Foods : Though it’s headquartered in Canada, McCain
Foods actually does business in 180 countries around the world. It is one of
Canada’s largest food companies and was founded by Wallace McCain. With a
global workforce of more than 19,000 people, it is also among one of its oldest.
1.(4).(127).Unilever U.S.: With an estimated $5.5 billion in revenue and over
1,000 products, Unilever U.S. claims to be the leading consumer packaged
goods business in America. In addition to its popular personal care brands
(including Dove, Caress, Axe and Vaseline), Unilever sells a host of well-known
food products including Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, Lipton teas and Hellmann’s
mayonnaise.
1.(4).(128).Maple Leaf Foods: Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, Maple Leaf
Foods is one of North America’s leading food processing companies. Its
products are available across Canada and parts of the United States. Under a
subsidiary company called Sofina Foods Inc., Maple Leaf is also a distributor of
processed meats throughout Latin America. While its main focus is meat
production and distribution, it also produces poultry and bakery products,
along with certain dairy products.
1.(4).(129).Beam Suntory Inc.: Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Beam
Suntory Inc. is a subsidiary of Suntory Holdings Limited that engages in the
manufacture and distribution of distilled spirits. As of December 31, 2016, it
operated throughout Australia, Canada, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand and
Spain. It offers a range of spirits brands such as Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey
and Maker’s Mark Bourbon Whiskey. The company was founded by Joseph L.
Beam on September 17, 1987 and is headquartered in Deerfield, IL.
1.(4).(130).Premium Brands Holdings Corp.: Based in San Francisco, California
and founded in 2012, Premium Brands Holdings Corp. is one of North
America’s leading distributors of food products. The company has a vast
portfolio of national brand-name products and private label goods that it
distributes to mass merchandisers, warehouse clubs, supermarkets,
convenience stores and other food retail outlets throughout its region. The

company also provides logistics services to domestic and international clients
around the world.
1.(4).(131).Rich Products Corp.: Rich Products Corporation is a food
manufacturing company headquartered in Buffalo, New York. Founded in 1901
by Charles L. Rich, it was originally named The Charles L. Rich Company and
specialized in condensed milk and evaporated milk production. It later
changed its name to reflect its new products – cheeses and ice cream – which
were considered novelties at that time because they were previously purchased
from local dairies or creameries.
1.(4).(132).Trident Seafoods Corp.: Established in 1971, Seattle-based Trident
Seafoods Corp. is an integrated company that processes and distributes
value-added seafood products. It provides a variety of seafood items such as
salmon, halibut, cod, pollock and tuna to foodservice distributors and retailers
throughout North America. Along with its subsidiaries, Trident markets its
products under several brand names including Trident Seafoods, Norse’s
Brand Seafoods and Hoopers brand fish and chips.
1.(4).(133).Danone: Food and beverages company Danone has been in business
since 1919, when its founder, Daniel Carasso, launched what would become a
yogurt empire. Today, it’s one of several food companies to have reached a
market capitalization of $100 billion. Danone is based in Paris and serves as
parent company to over 60 brands worldwide. Some of these include Activia,
Stonyfield Farm Yogurt, Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt, Dannon and Evian
bottled water.
1.(4).(134).Archer Daniels Midland Company: ADM is a major player in both
agricultural commodities trading and food processing. The company trades all
sorts of food-related products, including wheat, corn, soybeans, cocoa, meat,
animal feed and oilseeds. In 2009 alone ADM sold $73 billion worth of
products. ADM has more than 100 offices in over 30 countries worldwide and
employs close to 18,000 people.

1.(4).(135).Mars: As one of history’s leading candy makers, Mars is also an
excellent role model for aspiring food entrepreneurs. The privately held
company began as a family business in 1911 and now boasts dozens of
subsidiaries operating across more than 70 countries. Mars has also
consistently innovated since its founding by Frank C. Mars, who invented
chocolate-flavored nougat during his stint in Tacoma, Washington with
Bruce’s Army Navy store.
1.(4).(136).The Coca-Cola Company: The world’s largest beverage company
has a presence in over 200 countries, with 2011 revenue of $48.6 billion.
Coca-Cola brands include Dasani, Powerade, Minute Maid, Fanta and Del Valle.
In addition to beverages, Coca-Cola manufactures and distributes food
products including Odwalla juices and La Banderita tortillas.
1.(4).(137).Tyson Foods: Based in Springdale, Arkansas, Tyson Foods is one of
the world’s largest food companies. The company was founded in 1935 by John
W. Tyson and has been steadily growing since. Today, it employs over 115,000
people worldwide and operates around 500 facilities across 50 countries. Its
offerings include meat products like chicken nuggets and various types of beef
as well as non-meat items such as rice cakes.
1.(4).(138).PepsiCo, Inc: PepsiCo is an American multinational food, snack and
beverage corporation headquartered in Purchase, New York. The company was
founded in 1965 with a merger between Frito-Lay, formed from inventor
Charles Elmer Doolin’s original chip-making business (founded in 1932), and
beverage firm Tropicana Products (founded in 1947). PepsiCo has since
acquired many of its former competitors, including Quaker Oats Company,
Gatorade and Tropicana.
1.(4).(139).Nestlé: $86.4 billion Nestlé SA is a Swiss company that develops,
manufactures and markets food products worldwide. Founded in 1866, it is
headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland. The Nestlé group of companies employs
around 339,000 people and operates in 194 countries around the world. Based
on 2013 revenue figures, Nestlé is ranked number 73 on Fortune magazine’s

Global 500 list of biggest companies and ranks fifth among food industry
companies in Fortune’s Most Admired Food Company ranking.
Food Business_ Low startup cost:
Join an existing franchise that is successful in your local area. These businesses
are proven to be successful, so you can expect a good return on investment. If
you’re looking for inspiration or guidance, however, read up on how some of
today’s top food companies started out small before growing into big
businesses (think Subway and Starbucks).
The Top Food Delivery Businesses in the World… The food delivery business
has become extremely popular in the past few years, with new start-ups
appearing every day. In fact, many of these companies are worldwide leaders in
their industry and have grown to be household names. Here’s a look at the top
food delivery businesses in the world right now.
What are the most popular food delivery related business types worldwide?
Whether you’re looking to start your own food delivery related business, or
you’re just curious what kind of options there are out there, it’s important to
have an idea of what the market looks like right now. This chart shows the
most popular food delivery related business types worldwide, ranked by how
many people run them (not including Uber Eats).

Restaurants
We often think of restaurants when we think of food delivery, but there are all
kinds of other food-related businesses that offer deliveries to customers. For
example, bakeries may need delivery vehicles to carry out specialty pastries,
while food trucks and carts can take their meals and sides from location to
location. There’s even a rising trend in gourmet ice cream trucks.
Nightlife Venues
Top trending food-related nightlife venues worldwide: Vastu restaurants,
Hipster cafes, Gastropubs (beers, burgers), Organic Juice Bars, Vegan Food
Delis and Vegan Restaurants. Hostels & more...
Offices
According to a TechCrunch study, only 9% of food delivery companies have an
office, and not just any kind of office: they’re located in posh locations like
downtown or central business districts. That figure is an average of Asia
(30%), Europe (6%), and North America (5%). Meanwhile, 27% of food
delivery businesses that have offices happen to be working out of co-working
spaces. Why is there such a stark difference between these two figures?

Event Planners
Whether you’re catering a grand event or an intimate soiree, food is a
necessary component to any successful occasion. Event planners organize food
and beverages for events, ensuring everything from table decorations to drinks
match seamlessly with your theme. As such, these pros are
food-delivery-business stars. If you’re planning a corporate event, school gala
or wedding reception in 2016, here’s what to expect—and how to stay on top of
it all.
Pizzerias and Bakers
Pizzerias and bakeries tend to dominate food-delivery businesses worldwide.
In countries such as India, Iran, and Egypt, food-related industries aren’t as
prevalent as in developed nations like Australia, France, and Germany. That
said, bakeries account for a third of all food deliveries in Tehran (Iran), Paris
(France), and Chicago (US). These numbers may be skewed because other food
delivery companies only allow customers to order baked goods.
Fast Food Franchises

In 2016, it’s estimated that there were over 38,000 fast food franchises across
the globe. Restaurants like McDonald’s and Pizza Hut have exploded in
popularity because of their low startup costs and flexibility for franchisees.
These businesses offer great freedom and profit potential to entrepreneurs
who dream of starting a franchise one day.
Grocery Stores
One of our favorite ways to get food delivered is from a grocery store. They’re
often less expensive than other options, and you can still get your hands on
some fresh ingredients. Plus, there’s so much variety! We love our local
grocery store because they offer pre-made salads and soups as well as healthy
frozen meals. Some big chains will also ship or deliver these orders right to
your door. Win! This can be a great option for families with busy schedules.
UberEats, Uber’s takeaway service
UberEats is Uber’s food delivery service. It’s currently only available in a
handful of cities, but we’re hoping to see it expand in 2018.

Olo and Seamless
Food companies like Olo and Seamless have made billions by providing food
delivery services. Olo, based out of NYC, alone makes over $1 billion per year
with its partnerships with Applebee’s, Papa John’s, and other popular
restaurants across North America. Seamless is more than twice as old as Olo
and it manages to bring in a revenue of $200 million each year.
GrubHub, Just Eat and HungryHouse
In 2017, GrubHub, Just Eat and HungryHouse were ranked as some of the top
food delivery businesses in Europe. Each company earned a place on The
Sunday Times list of Britain’s biggest 100 companies. HungryHouse was even
named as one of Britain’s most exciting private tech companies. In London,
UberEats is another major food delivery business that is proving popular with
customers. It works with many local restaurants to deliver delicious dishes
straight to hungry customers’ doors.
Deliveroo
Each day, a staggering 1.3 million people now get their dinner delivered
straight to their door courtesy of food delivery services like Deliveroo and Just

Eat. In fact, Londoners now order more than 100,000 meals every single week
through apps like Deliveroo. In addition to being able to order from restaurants
you normally wouldn’t be able to go to, there are a lot of other benefits that
come with using a food delivery service like Deliveroo or Just Eat for food
deliveries.
Zomato
The online restaurant business is one of Zomato’s many verticals. It has
partnerships with thousands of restaurants and food delivery services to
streamline their ordering process. Zomato doesn’t deliver food, but it handles
all bookings, which means its revenue lies in fees charged by partners. To date,
it’s raised more than $225 million in VC funding and currently operates in 17
countries across Asia and Europe.
Amazon Restaurants
Launched by Seattle-based e-commerce giant Amazon, Amazon Restaurants is
an online food delivery platform that lets hungry customers order meals from
restaurants around town. One of many food delivery services emerging in
recent years, Amazon Restaurants offers a wide range of restaurant choices

and meal options. The service also boasts free delivery for orders over $15,
flexible payment options and estimated delivery times. But how do you get
started with a successful food delivery business like Amazon?
1.(4).(140).Meal Planning: There’s no one right way to do meal planning. That
said, you can plan your meals in advance by creating a meal plan on paper or in
an app, making a shopping list and sticking to it, or going straight to
store-bought ingredients if that suits you better.
1.(4).(141).Fitness Food Prep: Enjoying a healthy meal doesn’t have to be hard
or time-consuming. In fact, you can whip up a delicious, filling meal in just
minutes if you have some of your favorite foods on hand. This is particularly
true when it comes to protein and other food options that fit within a healthy
diet plan. One way to do so is through smart food preparation.
1.(4).(142).Organic Food Shop: An Organic Food Shop is a kind of store that can
be found in both urban and rural areas. It sells food and beverage products
which have been made or produced without utilizing any kind of pesticides or
chemical fertilizers. If you are looking for an organic food shop in your area,
you will need to find it first through your search engine. There are thousands
of such shops all over the world!
1.(4).(143).Berry, Apple, Pumpkin, etc. Picking Farm: If you are looking for a
great place to go picking berries and fruits, search online or on social media to
find pick-your-own farms near you. Many may have their own websites or
Facebook pages, which provide information about hours of operation, rules of
attendance, pricing, locations and contact information. It’s also a good idea to
call ahead of time before visiting in order to confirm that everything is open
and running smoothly. Getting ready for your trip will make things go much
more smoothly when you arrive!
1.(4).(144).Cake Decorating Classes: An online cake decorating course will help
you learn how to decorate your own cakes. You can also purchase an icing kit
with tips and piping bags, along with everything else you’ll need. It might take

some practice, but it’s well worth it! Food industry giants such as Campbell
Soup Company (NYSE:CPB) and Kellogg Company (NYSE:K) depend on sales of
their packaged food products for a majority of their revenue.
Food Delivery: Standalone business worldwide_
Order food online and have it delivered to your door! Uber
Eats, Foodora, Deliveroo and dozens of other companies are here to make sure
you never go hungry. But how do they work? What is a food delivery app? And
what can you expect from food delivery service in your city? Read on for more
details about popular delivery apps worldwide.
1.(4).(145).Pet Food Delivery Business: If you’re interested in starting a
food-related business, consider pet food delivery. Almost all Americans own
pets, and as our beloved animals age we’re becoming more concerned about
their health and nutrition. So if you have a knack for selling or delivering
delicious animal-based foods and treats, start your own pet food delivery
business! Keep reading to learn how to get started on your new adventure.
1.(4).(146).Office Lunch Box Delivery Business: Lacking time to pack a lunch?
Need food delivered but don’t want to go out in public? If so, you should
consider starting an office lunch box delivery business. The typical business
model is simple: a home-based entrepreneur buys pre-prepared or frozen
lunches and then delivers them daily. This convenience factor boosts sales as
busy workers feel more inclined to purchase food when it’s brought directly to
their desks without any effort on their part.
1.(4).(147).Coffee Delivery Business: Starbucks is one of the best food industry
giants out there, with more than 11,000 stores and $15 billion in annual
revenue. It’s a massive company that has changed how we drink coffee forever.
Starbucks was founded in 1971 by Jerry Baldwin, Zev Siegl and Gordon Bowker
in Seattle’s Pike Place Market. Today there are 35,500 Starbucks stores across
77 countries—that’s over seven times as many locations as McDonald’s!

1.(4).(148).Ice Cream or Fruits Delivery Business: There are many food related
businesses worldwide and there is always room for more, especially if you have
an innovative idea. One popular food business that can be made profitable with
very little investment on your part is a fruit or ice cream delivery service. In
fact, even smaller businesses will be happy to outsource their food supply
needs to you so they don’t have to worry about organizing it themselves. This
business will require minimum start-up capital and can become very lucrative
if done right.
1.(4).(149).Food Truck Business: If you’re lucky enough to live in a city that
allows food trucks, opening one is an excellent side hustle with low overhead.
Either way, start by talking to owners of established food trucks and find out
what they wish they had known before getting started. You’ll probably do
things like get food-handling certification and go to market a lot more than
you think—and get lots of help from your fellow vendors about things like
what streets are good for business.
1.(4).(150).Sea Food Delivery: If you’re looking to get into a food-related
business, consider creating a delivery service for seafood restaurants. Fish and
shellfish delivery is a unique and profitable niche that no one else has
capitalized on. While it’s not uncommon for people to order fish, most of them
simply order takeout at their local seafood restaurant.
1.(4).(151).Meat Delivery Business: As a nation, we’re obsessed with meat. We
eat it morning, noon and night and all manner of cuts are commonly available
in supermarket fridges. So it’s hardly surprising that a meat delivery business
is one of the most viable food delivery businesses you can run.
1.(4).(152).Diet Food Delivery Business: Although people are more mindful
about what they eat, being more health conscious and making an effort to lose
weight has also resulted in food delivery business opportunities for diet food
companies. Some people also practice eating according to a specific diet plan
such as a vegan or vegetarian diet. Those foods are naturally suited for delivery
because they don’t need refrigeration or preparation before they can be
delivered. These foods also save their clients time, eliminating any meal prep.

1.(4).(153).Home Cooked Meals Delivery Business: Home cooked meals are
one of the most popular food delivery businesses to open. This type of business
has a lot of flexibility and can be adapted easily to any culture or country,
which makes it very appealing for a lot of people wanting to start their own
food delivery company. Home cooked meals are more personal than other
types of fast food such as pizza or Chinese because customers know exactly
what ingredients go into each meal. Many home cooked meal services offer
vegetarian and gluten-free options, as well as specials based on seasonality.
1.(4).(154).Organic Food Delivery Business: No matter what business you’re
starting, there are resources to help you. If you’re looking for inspiration, take
a look at food delivery businesses like Blue Apron and Food Should Taste Good.
These companies offer pre-packaged meal subscriptions for individuals who
enjoy cooking but don’t always have time to whip up their own meals.
1.(4).(155).Baby Food Delivery Business: Want to start a food-related business
that delivers? Become a baby food delivery service owner. Baby food is an area
of food delivery that has seen impressive growth, thanks to convenience and
busy moms. If you have a way with kids and are willing to spend most of your
day making meals, a baby food delivery service may be perfect for you.
1.(4).(156).Bakery Items Delivery Business: If you want to start a food delivery
business that's an easy way to get your business off to a good start, then
consider starting a bakery goods delivery service. The biggest advantage of
starting your own delivery service is that you don't have to worry about having
to supply any food because you already have it for sale! Once you can
demonstrate success with a simple food item, like donuts or pastries, you'll
find it much easier to expand your repertoire.
1.(4).(157).Frozen Food Ordering Business: A world of food delivery and
ordering options await you, but if frozen foods are your preference, check out
businesses such as Home Chef and Door To Door Organics. These frozen food
companies ship all over North America, making it easier than ever to order
ready-to-eat meals from home. And because these businesses are still fairly

new to the industry, they don’t have an established market or competition. You
can jump on board today before these opportunities completely saturate!
1.(4).(158).Dairy Products Delivery Business: There’s a $21 billion dairy
products delivery business worldwide, according to Statista. Consumers are
opting for convenience, which means there’s a niche opening up to deliver
dairy products directly to their door. There are pros and cons with setting up a
dairy delivery service: The biggest pro is that it’s an easy way to get into your
first business, since most deliveries happen early in the morning or late at
night when there aren’t any people around.
1.(4).(159).Liquor Delivery Service Business: A liquor delivery service is
popular business idea for a number of reasons. Firstly, we love drinking alcohol
– it makes us happy! Secondly, with so many of us choosing to drink at home
instead of going out for drinks or dinner, we need someone to deliver our
drinks to us. A home liquor delivery service can be a win-win: you make money
from providing people with what they want, and your customers get delivered
happiness to their doorsteps.
1.(4).(160).Fast Food Delivery Business: Fast food is one of America’s favorite
types of food delivery businesses. If you live in a city, it’s hard to drive down a
major road without running into a few fast food restaurants. This is a trend
that hasn’t changed much over the years and one that won’t be slowing down
anytime soon. People love fast food because it tastes good and you can get your
order within minutes of placing it.
1.(4).(161).Kosher Food Delivery Business: If you live in a neighborhood that
doesn’t have a high concentration of kosher restaurants, or if you’re just
looking for some new options, then starting a kosher food delivery business
might be for you. Similar to vegetarian or vegan food businesses, kosher food
delivery businesses make it easy for people to eat meat-free without having to
worry about finding a substitute.
1.(4).(162).Virtual Restaurant Business: You’re ready to own your own
restaurant—but you don’t have a space, and you certainly don’t want to deal
with all that overhead. The good news? You can still get into food service with a

virtual restaurant business. Virtual restaurants operate off an online ordering
platform, meaning no storefront and no employees (unless you want them).
Even better: If you know how to cook, opening a virtual restaurant business
could be a cheaper, easier way to launch your dream food venture.
1.(4).(163).Micro-Brewery: A microbrewery is a small brewery that produces a
limited amount of beer. The term and trend spread to North America in 1985
where it became popular among homebrewers.
1.(4).(164).Fish Farm: Consider a fish farm. You’ll need to invest heavily into
buying a tank and growing your aquatic friends, but it could be worth it if you
consider how much profit you can make from your food delivery business
(assuming that you know people are willing to pay top dollar for live seafood).
Who doesn’t want fresh shrimp or salmon? It could get messy, though: after
all, fish go wild sometimes.
1.(4).(165).Food Kiosks: Kiosks are great for busy towns and college campuses
because they offer an easy alternative to stopping at a restaurant or grocery
store, especially when you’re hungry. Your food kiosk can sell a variety of
items, including pre-packaged sandwiches and salads, fresh fruits and
vegetables, hot beverages and bottled water. Another advantage of setting up
your food kiosk near eateries is that you’ll have ready access to customers who
are already hungry.
1.(4).(166).Food Truck: If you’re looking to start a food-related business that
isn’t a restaurant, consider opening a food truck. Food trucks have gained
popularity over recent years and continue to grow. The setup is low cost and
simple, and you can cater events in your area.
1.(4).(167).Gourmet Popcorn: Popcorn is known as a movie snack food, but
with gourmet popcorn on demand, anyone can enjoy it. From sweet to savory
and spicy, there’s a flavor for every taste. Create your own unique mix or stick
to something old-fashioned and classic. Imagine how fun your next party
could be with food delivery! Even if you don’t have time to cook yourself, you
can still serve amazing treats and snacks right at your fingertips.

1.(4).(168).Health Food Store: Rather than selling pre-packaged foods, health
food stores typically sell fresh foods that haven’t been processed or refined. To
keep things running smoothly, these types of businesses need employees with
an understanding of healthy eating habits and a passion for helping customers
find what they need. The modern world has increased our exposure to
processed foods and fast food, but it hasn’t reduced our desire for fresh
ingredients.
1.(4).(169).Herb Farm: In England, herb farms are a great option for food
delivery. This type of business is focused on growing fresh herbs and providing
them to customers who want to make healthy meals. For herb farm owners,
it’s important to have excellent quality control of your products. The idea
behind an herb farm is that you grow herbs that people are either unable or
unwilling to grow themselves and can’t find at their local grocery store.
1.(4).(170).Hot Sauce: All food delivery business types worldwide are worth a
lot of money. There’s no way around it, if you have a food delivery business
type, you’re in good company. Sure, one of these can make more money than
another but all of them have their fair share of success stories and people who
run them couldn’t be happier about it.
1.(4).(171).International Food Retail: The top food delivery businesses around
today are those that offer international foods. Many Americans have come to
love Chinese food, Indian food, and Thai cuisine; these cuisines are also loved
by consumers all over Europe. With globalization leading to a more diverse
culture, there’s more and more demand for foreign foods.
1.(4).(172).Ready-Made Meals: A ready-made meal delivery service is one of
today’s top ways to start a food delivery business. This concept was made
popular by companies like Blue Apron, Plated, and HelloFresh. The biggest
thing that sets these apart from other services is that they provide all
ingredients so you don’t have to worry about shopping or making decisions on
what to cook—just make sure you remember to eat it within a few days!
1.(4).(173).Dietary Foods for Patients: With thousands of dietary food products
out there, it’s important to check with your doctor before adding anything new

to your diet. Your physician can tell you which food delivery services will best
suit your condition and help you shed those extra pounds quickly!
1.(4).(174).Mobile Bartending: If you’re looking to get into business for
yourself, but don’t have a lot of capital, mobile bartending might be a perfect
choice. Mobile bartenders are essentially paid commission-only. They make
their money from tips (usually around 30 percent of total sales), meaning they
can make hundreds of dollars on a good night and virtually nothing on a slow
one.
1.(4).(175).Mushroom Farm: The growth of food-delivery services over recent
years has meant that you don’t have to live anywhere near a restaurant or café
to be able to enjoy their food. Everything from soup to sushi can be delivered
straight to your home, office, or hotel room. One specific type of food-delivery
business is mushroom farming. Mushrooms are easy to grow and
harvest—and they offer health benefits, too!
1.(4).(176).Olive Oil Retail: Olive oil is a healthy, versatile substance that’s
been used for thousands of years. At its simplest, olive oil is merely pure olive
juice—and it’s an incredibly rich source of monounsaturated fat and vitamin E.
Because of these factors, it has tremendous health benefits (particularly if you
use extra-virgin), such as reduced risk of heart disease and stroke.
1.(4).(177).Personal Chef: If you’re a great cook, and you live near some
wealthy people (or just hungry people), starting a personal chef business may
be for you. To set up shop, create a business plan that covers what you’ll
charge, what your food will cost and how much money to raise for equipment,
staffing and marketing. Be sure to get your county health department involved;
starting a food service business usually requires special permitting.
1.(4).(178).Bakery that Makes Food for Pets: Bakeries might be known for
making delicious desserts, but not all of them have thought about what their
food could do for your dog or cat. With so many people baking food with
human-grade ingredients, you’d think it wouldn’t be hard to find a bakery that
makes food just for pets—but you would be wrong. Here are some bakeries to
check out if you love your pets and enjoy fresh baked goods.

1.(4).(179).Pop-Up Restaurant: Running a pop-up restaurant is one of the
most exciting ways to start a food delivery business. A pop-up restaurant is a
temporary restaurant that operates for just a short period of time. These
restaurants are fun, casual, and offer something unique for diners. Hosting
events like these can be profitable, too!
1.(4).(180).Restaurant Supply: Successful food delivery businesses know how
important it is to provide great service, even when they’re not actually present.
In order to do that, you’ll need restaurant supplies; food items and goods that
enable you to make and serve your dishes. First things first: Make sure all your
equipment is up-to-date with official licenses and permits. Then, consider
where you’ll be setting up shop—will it be a truck or van? Will you need an
actual storefront?
1.(4).(181).Salt Retail: If you’re looking to make big bucks, it’s hard to beat a
supermarket. On average, food retailers make more than $10 million per
year—and some franchises are worth far more. In fact, according to an
analysis by market research firm IBISWorld, fully three of America’s 20 most
valuable retail chains are supermarkets.
1.(4).(182).Spice Retail: Spices are a huge part of many international cuisines.
While they’re used primarily for flavoring food, they can also have healing and
medicinal purposes—hence why you see them making appearances in recipes
for everything from indian curries to french toast. Because spices are so
prevalent, there’s lots of opportunity to make money selling them to
restaurants, grocery stores and individuals looking to spruce up their cooking
skills or add some zest to their meals.
1.(4).(183).Tea Retail: The history of tea dates back to 2737 BC, when Emperor
Shen Nung tasted a tea leaf at a marketplace. Tea can be defined as a beverage
brewed from leaves of Camellia sinensis, which has undergone oxidation or
fermentation. The main parts of growing and harvesting are plucking,
withering, sorting by hand (green tea) or machine (black and oolong teas),
grading and cooling through a long process called panning.

1.(4).(184).Water: Food is our most important resource on earth, and that
makes water one of our most valuable commodities. The agriculture industry
consumes 80 percent of all fresh water, making it clear that food delivery
businesses are vital to a sustainable world. Here’s an at-a-glance list of some
of the top food delivery businesses around, just so you can have an idea of
what’s out there—and where your own business fits into it all.
1.(4).(185).Wine Shop, Class or Tasting: There are two kinds of wine shops:
those that serve alcohol, and those that don’t. Establishments that sell wine
and other alcoholic beverages must be licensed to do so by their local
government. In some areas, it’s necessary to purchase a license before opening
a business of any kind, while others only require licenses for establishments
selling alcohol for consumption on-site.
1.(4).(186).Canning Service: Established canning service companies can do all
of your work for you, from jar preparation to processing, or you can choose to
do it on your own. If you’re going to be doing it on your own, it’s a good idea to
get all of your supplies together first. You should also find a local cannery so
that you have somewhere safe and sanitary to process and store your goods.
1.(4).(187).Jerky Making: Want to get into a food delivery business but don’t
know where to start? If you’re looking for a few tips on starting your own jerky
delivery service, take some inspiration from these business tips from industry
leaders.
1.(4).(188).Online Cooking School: If you’re a foodie, then there’s no better
way to make some extra cash than by starting an online cooking school that
teaches people how to cook tasty meals at home. From baking desserts to
whipping up a main course, you can find your niche and bring it to hungry
customers who are just waiting for your next recipe. The best part is, because
cooking isn’t location specific, you can set up shop anywhere.
1.(4).(189).Catering Equipment Rental: If you’re looking to start a food
delivery business, one of your biggest concerns may be where to find reliable
kitchen equipment that won’t break your budget. Catering equipment rental
may be an option for you. The best part is that you can use these pieces for a

couple months and then return them for new ones when it’s time to expand or
upgrade your current setup. Most will also include all required accessories with
their rental fees, so no need to purchase multiple items before getting started.
1.(4).(190).Nutrition Consultant: If you’re planning to become a nutrition
consultant, think about a few things first. You’ll have to get certified, which
means studying and passing an exam. In most cases, you’ll also need a
bachelor’s degree in nutrition or health. Talk to potential clients early on and
learn more about their dietary needs before committing to opening your own
practice. The average annual salary of a nutritionist is $50,000 with potential
for growth as high as $90,000!
1.(4).(191).Artisan Bakery:With a growing number of artisan bakery shops and
cafés popping up across many areas of London, it’s no surprise that artisan
bakery food delivery has become so popular. Artisan baking is all about
traditional methods, high-quality ingredients and unique recipes—and if you
want to open an artisan bakery shop, you’ll need to think carefully about your
location, business plan and funding before doing so.
1.(4).(192).Nut Butter Retail: Unlike a lot of food delivery businesses, nut
butter products don’t have an expiration date. That means you can put nut
butter into almost any retail package you want (think jars, pouches, bottles)
and sell it at whatever price point you want. One great perk is that there are
tons of retailers out there—grocery stores, online marketplaces like Amazon
and eBay, health food stores—so finding buyers for your nut butter products
will be easy.
1.(4).(193).Energy Drink Business: According to CAGR Forecasts, energy drink
sales worldwide are expected to reach $23.3 billion by 2017. While these
numbers are strong, they indicate that they’re slowing down. Therefore, it may
be difficult for a new player to enter into and compete in an existing market
dominated by some of the world’s most recognizable brands like Red Bull and
Monster.
1.(4).(194).Gourmet Ice Cream Cones: If you’re considering starting a food
delivery business, it makes sense to start out with something that’s light,

relatively inexpensive to produce, and delicious. One of our personal favorites?
The ice cream cone! If you don’t already own an ice cream truck, many cities
have mobile vendors who sell cones and other frozen treats. You can also get
started by setting up your own roadside stand or partnering with a local ice
cream shop.
1.(4).(195).Noodle Making: Noodle shops are popping up all over Asia—in
Japan, they’re known as ramen restaurants. In China, there are dedicated
shops that specialize in hand-pulled noodles and dumplings. It’s not
uncommon to find that almost every city has its own specialty noodle dish.
When you think about food delivery business types worldwide, it may not be
immediately apparent how many ways there are to get a bowl of noodles to
your customers’ doorsteps.
1.(4).(196).Gourmet Candies: It is no secret that food delivery is a popular
industry. Food delivery businesses are especially helpful for busy adults and
millennials who are just too busy to cook dinner, or don’t want to go out and
purchase dinner. Food delivery services are most popular among adults and
millennials, but new research shows that teenagers now use food delivery apps
more than adults. The top food delivery business types worldwide serve
delicious food right to your doorstep! Continue reading The Top Food Delivery
Businesses in the World
1.(4).(197).Sauces: Want to open a restaurant? Consider starting a sauce shop
first. The market for sauces and condiments is huge—hundreds of millions of
dollars are spent each year on ketchup, mayonnaise, and mustard alone. Sauce
shops make it easy for customers to try new products by bringing them home,
where they can use them on their own food or share with friends and family.
1.(4).(198).Marinades: Marinating meat is a method to add flavor and
tenderness to your dish. This process happens by letting raw meat soak for
hours or even days in a mixture of wine, spices, vegetables and herbs. Use
different types of marinades depending on what kind of food you’re preparing.
For example, chicken thighs can be marinated with olive oil, lemon juice and
rosemary for roasted chicken.

1.(4).(199).Protein Bars: When you’re on-the-go, a good protein bar can fill
you up and keep you going. And nowadays, they come in some pretty tasty
flavors, too. Don’t believe me?
1.(4).(200).Local Restaurant Guide: Before setting up a food delivery business,
check to see if your city already has an app that lists nearby restaurants and
includes customer reviews. If so, start there. These programs are often free or
low-cost to use. They can also be a great source of startup ideas since you’ll
have access to real businesses and their menus as well as customer ratings.
1.(4).(201).Gourmet Doughnuts: Everyone knows that doughnuts make a
delicious food delivery option. They’re sweet, they’re handcrafted, and they
never get old. Donut delivery services exist all over the world and they’re
getting more popular with each year that passes. If you’ve always wanted to
launch your own donut business, it may be a good idea to start locally before
expanding nationwide!
1.(4).(202).Romantic Catering: One of our favorite ways to surprise a partner is
with an intimate, romantic dinner at home. Romantic catering can be an
excellent way to set a special mood. We love it because it’s customized for each
couple, allowing them to express their unique personalities and interests
through their food choices and decor. Get creative with your menu! Set up a
beautiful dining area at home or in your backyard.
1.(4).(203).Vending Machines: Everyone loves snacks and drinks, which makes
food vending machines a convenient way to earn some extra cash. While not as
passive as other businesses on our list, food vending machines also have a low
barrier to entry—and often can pay you back quickly. Once installed, most
machines need very little maintenance except for routine cleaning and
occasional repairs. These are great options if you don’t want to deal with
employees or regular customers but still like having an online business that
generates revenue.
1.(4).(204).Gluten-Free: A gluten-free diet can be healthy when it’s used to
treat celiac disease, but otherwise, it’s not necessary for most people. It can
also be very difficult to maintain and requires a lot of preparation and

planning. For those reasons, more people have turned to gluten-free food
delivery as an alternative way to enjoy gluten-free dishes without going
through all of the hassle.
1.(4).(205).Asian Grocery Retail: If you can get past all of those strange
ingredients, Asian grocery retail is a hugely profitable business. It’s often
possible to open up an Asian grocery store for under $200,000. Combine that
low startup cost with high profits and low competition, and it makes Asian
grocery retail one of our top picks. Plus, according to The Grocer Magazine ,
growth has been brisk over the last few years—leading to a bright future for
new stores across Asia and North America.
1.(4).(206).Baby Food Business: Whether you’re a stay-at-home parent, a
working professional with a demanding schedule or anyone looking to make
some extra money while helping others (and potentially satisfying your own
cravings), operating a food delivery business focused on baby food could be an
ideal situation. Not only is there high demand, but people looking for these
products also tend to spend freely and remain loyal. All that’s required to get
started is some initial research and customer outreach—as well as access to
inventory and methods of distribution.
1.(4).(207).Bagel Shop Business: While bagels are certainly not for everyone,
plenty of people love them. A bagel shop business is a simple and easy way to
start your food delivery company, especially if you already know how to bake
or have experience working with food. Bagels are also fairly cheap, so you can
sell them at a high profit margin and gain steady customers quickly.
1.(4).(208).BBQ Catering Service: BBQ catering is one of those businesses
that’s just never going to stop being a good idea. People always need catering,
and BBQ is one of those cuisines that can be catered as easily as grilled cheese
sandwiches or hot dogs. Just find a good barbecue joint to partner with and
you’re all set!
1.(4).(209).Biscuit Making: Did you know that biscuit making is an art form?
Well, it is. They can be made from scratch using flour and other ingredients, or
they can be prepared in a dry mix, which helps ensure consistent quality. At

home, biscuits are great for breakfast or dinner; at restaurants, they’re
frequently used as part of sandwiches or some other type of entrée. In today’s
professional blogging example, we’ll go over a few different food delivery
businesses that make use of biscuits!
1.(4).(210).Candy Retail: These businesses sell sweets and chocolates to local
customers who come to a storefront or shop online. This is an ideal business
for people with a sweet tooth who are looking to make their passion into a
business. From chocolate bars and gummies to jelly beans and pastries, candy
retail stores have a lot of variety. Storeowners may also offer pre-packaged
baskets, like holiday gift packs, or candies that can be customized by
customers.
1.(4).(211).Canteen Management: Because canteens are run by large
corporations that often have thousands of employees, they usually hire outside
management companies to oversee day-to-day operations. Hiring a
management company can be a huge help for new entrepreneurs with little or
no industry experience, but it comes at a price—typically 3% to 5% of gross
sales. Having someone else take care of scheduling, payroll and legal
compliance for you may be worth these extra costs depending on your
situation and long-term goals.
1.(4).(212).Cat Cafe Business: If you want to own a coffee shop, but can’t find a
suitable location or don’t have enough capital to get started, consider opening
a cat cafe. This type of business is especially popular in Asia and other parts of
the world with dense populations and high rents for retail spaces. The idea is
simple: Sell coffee and offer customers space to play with cats.
1.(4).(213).Catering: If you’re a good cook and like to work with people,
catering might be a great way to start your own food-delivery business. If your
restaurant experience is limited to part-time gigs, catering could be a nice way
to learn how to run more than one aspect of food service (that’s assuming you
have a truck or van). Catering jobs can also provide flexible hours that let you
make money during times when many other businesses are closed.

1.(4).(214).Cheesecake Making: Creating delicious cheesecakes isn’t just for
professionals. Anyone can make a great cheesecake, but to create one that is
perfect you need to follow certain rules and guidelines. It doesn’t take long to
learn how to make a cheesecake and making them at home will allow you to
control all of your ingredients, as well as giving you more room for
experimentation. The following is a step-by-step guide on how you can perfect
your own cheesecake recipes
1.(4).(215).Cheese Shop Business: Cheese shops can be a tricky way to make a
living. You need to know your product, have an exceptional palate and
knowledge of how food matures. Cheese is a perishable item, so you’ll need to
know how to choose which cheeses are best before they go bad. For these
reasons and more, it’s tough for newcomers to make their mark in cheese
sales. But there is opportunity here if you do your homework and find ways to
stand out.
1.(4).(216).Chocolate Business: Chocolate-related products have become a big
trend over recent years. Chocolate bars, chocolate candy, chocolate beverages
and even (chocolate) baby food has started to emerge in our lives. A number of
food businesses have been established which offer you a chance to profit from
chocolate and take advantage of its popularity!
1.(4).(217).Coffee Roasting Business: A coffee roasting business provides you
with an in-depth look at a dynamic part of all industries—the food industry. As
such, it gives you an opportunity to merge your interest in food and business as
well as start a new venture that brings you closer to your passion. Even if coffee
isn’t what interests you, there are other roasting options out there, like tea or
chocolate.
1.(4).(218).Coffee Sales: Coffee is a ubiquitous beverage, made from seeds of
tropical evergreen shrubs of more than 60 species of coffee trees. It is one of
the most widely used and economically significant commodities in an
international trade. The two most common sources for coffee beans are
Arabica beans, which grow at high elevations, and Robusta beans, which grow
at lower elevations.

1.(4).(219).Cupcake Business: While cupcakes aren’t exactly in vogue, they are
still one of America’s favorite baked goods. Not surprisingly, many
entrepreneurs have entered the fray with their own cupcake shops and
businesses. But what separates these retailers from their competitors?
Location. The right location can mean success for a business; it also can mean
failure.
1.(4).(220).Diner: Before food delivery took off in 2015, and even before
UberEats became a thing in 2014, there was Diner. Launched back in 2011,
Diner is an on-demand app for ordering food from nearby restaurants.
1.(4).(221).Dinner Theatre: It is an event in which a meal is served at tables
with seating. The food is typically eaten with utensils, not hands, while being
entertained by performers, who may be professional or amateur. This type of
performance originated in mid-17th century England and still survives as an
intermission at some ballet performances today.
1.(4).(222).Edible Cookie Dough Cafe: In an effort to grow their customer base,
many food brands have expanded into new markets. In addition to physical
grocery stores, brand-name foods are also available online through sites like
Amazon and in retail locations such as Target. Consumers who find themselves
in need of a cookie fix can now order fresh cookie dough from The Edible
Cookie Dough Cafe in New York City’s East Village.
1.(4).(223).Farmers Market: There’s no more local food than what you pick
straight from a farm. Farmers markets give you access to fresh fruits,
vegetables, meat and seafood (typically at a cheaper price point than grocery
stores). Participating in farmers markets is also an excellent way to build your
personal brand and connect with local customers. Try getting in contact with
market managers or owners ahead of time; they’ll help you register for vendor
space. Some even offer incentives to first-time vendors.
1.(4).(224).Fast Food: According to Statista, China is currently home to around
10,000 fast food outlets – more than any other country in the world. The U.S.,
however, still leads by some margin with around 30,000 branches of
McDonald’s and other fast food restaurants including Pizza Hut and Subway.

1.(4).(225).Fine Dining: Perhaps no one enjoys a great meal more than those
who are known to indulge in fine dining experiences. This often comes with a
hefty price tag, but there’s good news for you budget-minded diners. By
choosing food delivery instead of dining out, you can have amazing meals at
prices that won’t break your wallet! Whether you’re looking for breakfast,
lunch or dinner, your options abound
1.(4).(226).Frozen Yogurt Business: The Frozen Yogurt Business industry is
estimated to reach $27.73 billion in 2017 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of
6.28% during 2012-2017. In 2012, major market players such as Dairy Queen,
Carvel Ice Cream & Cones, Pinkberry, Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt and Ben &
Jerry’s Homemade Holdings have expanded their outlets in various
geographical regions such as North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
1.(4).(227).Honey Processing: Honey bees use their proboscis to suck up nectar
from flowers. Nectar is a sweet, viscous fluid containing sugars that bees feed
on for food. After ingesting nectar, bees store it in their crop (an enlargement
of the esophagus). In addition to eating nectar for energy, honeybees use
pollen as a source of protein-rich food. Pollen is essentially flower dust that
bees collect when they fly from one plant species to another.
1.(4).(228).Jam and Jelly Making: While it may not seem like it, making your
own jam and jelly at home is quite easy. Just follow a few steps and you’ll have
fresh jams and jellies ready to eat in no time. All you need is fruit, sugar and
pectin, which can all be found locally or online. The type of pectin you use will
depend on what kind of jam or jelly you want to make, but here are some
general tips for choosing pectin
1.(4).(229).Nutritionist: A nutritionist is a person who specializes in nutrition.
This may include taking medical histories and conducting examinations,
performing nutritional analysis, offering dietary advice, or educating people
about proper nutrition. A certified dietitian (CD) also known as a registered
dietitian (RD) is someone who holds one of two bachelor's degrees or master's
degrees in food and nutrition from an accredited university. The CD/RD then

passes national examinations to become a member of their local Academy of
Nutrition and Dietetics.
1.(4).(230).Cooking Competition Organizer or Cooking Reality Show: These
shows pit amateur chefs against each other, either by holding a contest or by
having participants come up with food for specific occasions. Food Network’s
Chopped is one of America’s best-known cooking competition shows. If you
don’t have any TV experience, consider getting your feet wet on
YouTube—while it might not pay much at first, if you make a name for
yourself (and an audience), you could get approached to host your own show!
1.(4).(231).Pasta Making Business: Pastas can be prepared in many different
ways, but they all share one fundamental ingredient—flour. Pastas can be
molded or cut into a variety of shapes, with some requiring special molds to
form their shape. The dough is rolled thin and then dried until it reaches its
final consistency, after which time water is added and kneaded. Once made,
pasta is typically cooked in boiling water until it reaches its desired level of
doneness.
1.(4).(232).Pickling Business: Food-preservation techniques have come a long
way in recent years, allowing us to stock our pantries with more food than ever
before. Pickling is one of those food preservation methods—but one that’s
been around for a long time, and has been refined over time to a point where
it’s almost artisanal.
1.(4).(233).Potato Chip Maker: Commonly found in every convenience store,
vending machine and movie theater, potato chips are always good for a snack
on-the-go. That’s why making your own potato chips is so great—it’s fun to
get creative with flavors!
1.(4).(234).Processed Dairy Food Business: If you think about it, there’s a lot
of demand for processed dairy food products in today’s world. Dairy foods of
all varieties have been proven to be extremely helpful for those suffering from
lactose intolerance; not only do they provide protein that can help people grow
strong bones and muscles, but milk also contains calcium and vitamin D, both
essential for proper skeletal development.

1.(4).(235).Snack Business: A snack food is a type of food that can be eaten
between meals or as part of a light meal. In addition to being tasty,
ready-to-eat snacks usually have a good amount of calories (400–600) for
relatively few cents worth, especially when in large packages or containers.
Snack foods include items such as popcorn, chips, yogurt bars, pretzels and
nuts; breakfast cereal and granola bars with milk; crackers; cookies; ice cream
cones and popsicles.
1.(4).(236).Sushi Supply: Sushi is a Japanese food that has become increasingly
popular in recent years. There are two main ways to make sushi – maki and
nigiri. Maki-zushi is rolled sushi, while nigiri-zushi is fish or vegetables
placed atop rice. Both methods make use of cooked rice, which serves as a
vessel for holding ingredients like salmon, tuna and avocado together.
1.(4).(237).Tortilla Business: Whether it’s used to make burritos, tacos, or
quesadillas, tortillas are a staple in Mexican cuisine. If you like Mexican food or
cooking and want to start your own food delivery service, one of your options is
to sell pre-made tortillas online. Your customers will be able to buy frozen
tortillas that can be cooked later at home.
1.(4).(238).Spice Powder Business: It’s no surprise that there’s an abundance
of food-related businesses to choose from. And if you’re a foodie who wants to
make it big, starting your own spice powder business may be just what you
need. You’ll be concocting a variety of blends and adding them to everything
from grilled meats to stews and fish dishes—all while having fun creating
unique flavors.
1.(4).(239).Vinegar Making: There’s a wealth of information out there on
vinegar, so we’re going to focus on how you can make your own vinegar in
about three hours. Vinegar is simple to make at home, but does require quite a
bit of work up front. Once it’s made, however, you have a product that will last
for months with no maintenance or care.
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(Heading page) What are the biggest food suppliers and
distributors ?
*1.(5).Source & supplier for food: (Top of current page)
Source depends what you need & supplier depends the quality you need. If you
are a end user your source and supplier is limited by considering the source &
supplier for retailer and food processing industries.
One of the biggest food distributors worldwide is Nestlé, whose brands include
Kit Kat, Nescafé and Perrier. The company sells a range of food products in
different countries and continents, including confectionery and ice cream;
pasta, breakfast cereals and coffee; baby food; frozen foods; beverages such as
bottled water, hot chocolate, juices and yogurt drinks; dairy products such as
chocolate spreads and pizza toppings. In 2015 Nestlé had a turnover of around
US$90 billion globally.
A food source is a person, place, or thing from which you get food. This could
be anything from a store to a restaurant to your own kitchen. A supplier is a
person, place, or thing that provides you with something that’s needed for
something else to work. Source and supplier both mean people or things
outside of yourself—so if you’re hungry for pizza tonight, your local pizzeria is
your source and you are their customer.

Direct source: You can take desired qty. of goods or services from nearest
source is your direct source.
Online source: If you need something special or unique from different supplier
as you are habituate then you can source through online.
Top Sources and Suppliers for Food? Every single country has their own
source and supplier of food, but which one actually matters the most? And
what makes them so special that they’re considered to be top sources and
suppliers of food? Well, if you’re curious about this topic too, keep on reading
as we will tackle everything related to these big names in the food industry and
give you insights on who they are, how they operate, and more importantly,
why they are considered to be top sources and suppliers of food.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
As America’s main source of nutrition, it’s no surprise that it tops our list. The
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) provides farmers with research,
education and a vast network of government-funded loan programs to help
them increase farm productivity, profitability and sustainability. It also makes
food available to those in need through food banks across America. Title: Who
Are the Top Sources and Suppliers for Food?

The National Restaurant Association
The restaurant industry is as vast as it is influential. The National Restaurant
Association—or NRA—represents more than 500,000 hospitality businesses
in America. Not only does it generate $715 billion a year, but it also influences
how American consumers spend their food dollars. The NRA has said that
restaurants are responsible for one out of every three dollars Americans spend
on food.
Coalition Against Hunger
According to Wikipedia, The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is
an agency of the federal government within the U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA). USDA’s programs provide food, agriculture, natural resources, rural
development, nutrition assistance and related services... Some good sources of
crops include North Carolina Soybean Growers Association. The Coalition
Against Hunger offers low-income individuals access to food and groceries in
communities throughout San Diego County, California.
Feeding America

The charity network of Feeding America provides food to those in need—but it
also manages a catalog of food sources and suppliers. The network
encompasses thousands of food banks, pantries, shelters, soup kitchens, and
other organizations that coordinate with local food banks on sourcing issues.
The website is easy to use; you can search by address or zip code to see what’s
available nearby.
World Resources Institute
The World Resources Institute (WRI) works with businesses, governments,
universities, investors, and others to turn big ideas into action to sustain our
natural resources—the foundation of economic opportunity and human
well-being. WRI organizes a wide range of partnerships that span every sector
of society.
Global Agribusiness Forum
The biggest food suppliers in terms of sourcing, supplying, distributing and
retailing are: The Monsanto Company; Cargill Inc.; Bunge Limited; Archer
Daniels Midland Company; Wilmar International Limited; Louis Dreyfus
Group; Kerry Group Plc.

Grain Millers, Inc.
Grain Millers is a leading processor of corn, wheat, oats, rice, barley and other
specialty grain crops in North America. Through its innovative processing
techniques, Grain Millers converts grains into high-quality starches that are
used in food products across many industries. Some of its best-known brands
include Advantameet®, Betterstarch®, Naturipe®, RiceSelect® Rice
Sweetener Blend and Selectamyl®.
Sysco Corporation
Founded in 1969, Sysco Corp. is one of America’s largest broadline foodservice
distributors with operations in 49 states, Puerto Rico, Canada and Mexico.
Sysco offers a wide range of food products from pre-portioned meals to
produce to tableware—as well as everything in between. It also provides
catering services and supplies restaurants and businesses with ice cream
products, meat, poultry and dairy items.
American Farm Bureau Federation

The American Farm Bureau Federation is an organization dedicated to
representing agricultural producers of all sizes. Their goal is to promote
agricultural production and new-farm development, in addition to educating
consumers about where their food comes from. As one of America’s largest
farm groups, they are well known as a primary source for support,
information, education and services for U.S. farmers.
Two main sources of food – plants and animals:
Food is obtained by plants or animals. Some food can be directly consumed, but
most food must be processed in some way for human consumption. Plant food
is generally either edible seeds, fruits and vegetables, nuts, or edible flower
parts (for example: broccoli), with legumes being well represented among
vegetative foods. However, a great deal of plant matter is not in itself edible by
humans — roots, tubers, stems etc., — and must undergo processing before
being eaten as part of another dish.
1.(5).(1).Plants:
Some plants (such as fruits and vegetables) can be used to make food products.
For example, bananas can be processed into banana chips or plantains, while
tomatoes and cucumbers can be processed into tomato paste or pickles. Other
plants commonly used for processing include dates, which are typically dried
out and made into fruit leathers, figs which are turned into a syrup called fig

molasses which is used in baking cakes like fig bars, and walnuts which can be
converted into walnut oil.
1.(5).(1).(1).Vegetable: Yes, they’re good for you, but vegetables don’t always
taste as good as we want them to. Enter: cooking! The simplest way to make
vegetables taste better is to cook them. Throw some olive oil and whatever
seasoning you like into a pan, and sauté your vegetables for about 10 minutes
on high heat—they’ll cook quickly and come out tender. Don’t forget a little
salt!
1.(5).(1).(2).Leaves: An annual study by a team of international researchers and
their findings on food-related topics in food deliveries shows that across Asia,
Europe, and North America, different food delivery services have different
popularity trends when it comes to types of foods they deliver. According to a
previous study involving almost 20 thousand consumers in all three continents
during summer 2017, pizza, chicken wings, and salad were among some of the
top foods ordered from food deliveries.
1.(5).(1).(3).Flowers: If you live in a country where flowers aren’t a particularly
common gift, you might have to do some explaining when someone sends you
flowers. If they’re meant to be a romantic gesture, tell your secret admirer that
receiving flowers actually makes you think of love and friendship. If it’s simply
meant as a nice gesture for someone on their birthday or special occasion, then
tell them how thoughtful it is.

1.(5).(1).(4).Fruits: An overview of how fruits can be integrated into different
food-related businesses and how fruit companies operate. We'll also look at
what steps you need to take if you want to start your own fruit company.
1.(5).(1).(5).Cereals: Looking to start a food-related business in cereal
distribution or other similar businesses? First, you should know what type of
food-related business you’re looking into. Are you interested in packaging and
shipping your own cereals, or do you want to manufacture them and have them
delivered at a later date? Perhaps cereal is just one of many items you’d like to
add to your existing food production line.
1.(5).(1).(6).Tea, Coffee: You’ll notice that tea and coffee both rank higher than
soft drinks on a global level. This makes sense, since both of these beverages
are generally consumed at home—whereas soft drinks tend to be more social.
In addition, tea and coffee have long been considered part of our culinary
landscape, while soda is still sometimes seen as junk food.
1.(5).(2).Animals:
While we’re on the topic of food, it’s interesting to note that non-food-related
businesses often begin as side hustles. In fact, some of today’s most
high-profile ventures (including Airbnb and Amazon) started off as pet
projects!

1.(5).(2).(1).Animals and Birds: Worldwide, there are approximately 2 billion
food birds, 7.6 billion pigs and 59 million cattle raised each year for food, with
3% of global electricity consumption going towards livestock production. As
well as meat production, animals such as poultry provide eggs and dairy
products to consumers. China is currently the world’s largest producer of
farmed poultry and accounts for 46% of global production.
1.(5).(2).(2).Starchy food: we love our rice and noodles! But they don’t make a
good meal if you aren’t also eating foods that provide enough protein, fiber,
vitamins, and minerals. Starches alone will not keep you full for long or give
your body everything it needs to run smoothly. When you want food that just
tastes delicious without sacrificing your health goals, consider starchy foods
like beans, bananas (my favorite carb!), quinoa (the superfood grain), and
sweet potatoes.
1.(5).(2).(3).Dairy: While you might not always associate food delivery with
dairy products, it turns out that dairy is actually a great option for
food-delivery companies. Milk (especially non-dairy milk), yogurt, and cheese
are a natural choice for many people, so they’re often very appealing to
customers. If you offer ice cream and frozen desserts as well, you can cover
even more bases!
1.(5).(2).(4).Protein: Having enough protein in your diet is key to keeping up
your muscle mass, and it can be difficult if you’re busy during workdays.

Fortunately, there are plenty of food-delivery services that cater to those of us
with hectic lives. Whether you prefer pizza or sushi, chances are there’s a way
for you to have your favorite foods delivered straight to your door. Here’s a list
of some of the more popular food-related business types worldwide: [...] (add
more).
1.(5).(2).(5).Fat: If you’re a newcomer to a food-related topic, it can be difficult
to figure out where to start. But don’t worry; we have fat covered. Fat is an
important macronutrient that helps keep our hearts, lungs and brain
functioning properly. In fact, many foods (e.g., avocados) contain more fat
than they do carbs or protein!
1.(5).(3).Other resources_
The Statistics Portal ( Food_and_beverage ). The Statistics Portal. World Bank,
n.d. Web. 14 June 2017. Types of Businesses by Economic Activity and
Ownership, 2012 ( TBEA12 ). Small Business Economy: 2012 Annual Survey of
Entrepreneurs NFIB Research Foundation, n.d. Web. 14 June 2017.
1.(5).(3).(1).Bacteria: we all have different kinds of bacteria in our bodies. Most
of them are beneficial to us, some aren’t. This is how you get sick. Now if a
company can develop a plan that focuses on feeding good bacteria and taking
care of it so that when it enters your body its impact is not only positive but

completely life-changing, they would have developed a really unique niche in
food delivery related business types worldwide.
1.(5).(3).(2).Natural resources: By investing in natural resources like wood and
stone, you can ensure your city stays well-maintained and grows even more
prosperous. Natural resources represent a long-term investment with no
immediate payoff; they require no workers to keep them going, but they do
have an upkeep cost. It’s generally best to start investing in natural resources
once you’ve got your citizens working efficiently, as it doesn’t take very many
of them for a relatively small number of buildings.
1.(5).(3).(3).Human resources: The human resources department of a company
or organization is in charge of recruitment, hiring, training and employee
relations. A large portion of an HR department’s time is spent on recruiting
potential employees to fill job openings. Recruiters may use various
recruitment strategies to find qualified candidates including social media sites,
professional networks and job boards. HR departments also oversee employee
training, workplace benefits and conduct workplace investigations.
1.(5).(3).(4).Environmental resources: Human-influenced factors have
contributed to soil degradation by unsustainable agricultural practices,
deforestation, and overgrazing, resulting in diminished productivity. These
conditions have also affected adversely wildlife populations and disrupted
many delicate ecological relationships. In addition, urbanization has led to

increased concentrations of people, often leading to problems such as human
waste and garbage management. Regional pollution can also be attributed to
fossil fuel combustion in urban areas. [...]
1.(5).(3).(5).Mineral resources: Brazil is a leading producer of bauxite and a
major exporter of copper, gold, iron ore, nickel, tin and uranium. In addition to
its reserves of oil, Brazil has significant deposits of petroleum that are still
awaiting discovery. The Brazilian government is hoping to find more offshore
oil in its recently announced large-scale exploration program.
1.(5).(3).(6).Water resources: Water is essential for all forms of life, but did
you know that it can actually be an ingredient in your favourite foods and
drinks?
From where you can get_
Having a reliable supply of food is often a challenge for those looking to set up
shop in an area with little food infrastructure. There are many options out
there.
1.(5).(4).Farmers: Offering locally grown produce and meats from small farms,
farmers' markets, and community-supported agriculture is a quick way to turn
a small profit. Typically for sale at local grocery stores or farmers' markets,
these items typically cost more than traditional fruits and vegetables but

deliver some extra convenience—especially during colder months when
heading outside isn't always an option. This can be an especially profitable
venture if you have acreage where you can grow your own crops!
1.(5).(5).Satur Farms: Making a living out of farming is certainly not easy. The
only reason why farmers earn profits from their activities is because of their
hard work and special skills for managing or marketing products. What makes
it even more difficult for them to maintain their lifestyle is lack of resources,
which can be extremely draining. Fortunately, there’s Satur Farms that offers
services such as organic fertilizer from international companies such as Nulaid
and anc2o, among others.
1.(5).(6).Slagel Family Farm: Owned by Robin and John Slagel, Slagel Family
Farm is a small farm in Brunswick, Ohio that specializes in pick-your-own
organic produce. They run a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program
that connects people who want to buy local produce with their farms. Because
they focus on local sales and don’t ship anything, their annual revenue is only
$50,000.
1.(5).(7).Patti Produce: Food Delivery Service is one of many unique types of
businesses that you can start to make money online. There’s no reason why
anyone looking for a simple way to make extra income couldn’t be successful
with their own Food Delivery Service startup. While it may take some time to

get your company running, there are ways to do so with little upfront
investment or credit check requirements.
1.(5).(8).Fresh from the Farm: There’s a huge demand for fresher foods, both
from consumers and restaurants. With convenience and health-consciousness
on the rise, it’s a good time to consider starting your own food delivery
company focusing on organic or local foods. If you live in an area where these
types of items aren’t readily available, you can supply them to a broader
audience—or even establish yourself as a sought-after specialist and earn
more per order.
1.(5).(9).Dominion Farms: The Walmart’s acquisition of an organic
brand-name grocery chain could change both private and public sector
relationships. The $2.4 billion dollar acquisition of organic grocery store,
Whole Foods Market, was a major breakthrough for Walmart’s continued
expansion into new markets.
1.(5).(10).Bradford: In 2017, there were an estimated 600 million online orders
for food around the world. Food delivery services have changed how
consumers purchase and receive their meals, and here is a list of some of those
changes that have occurred
1.(5).(11).Organic suppliers: Having direct contact with your local organic
suppliers can help you stay on top of trends and market conditions.
Establishing a relationship with local suppliers will give you access to products

that might not be available through online stores or traditional grocery outlets.
This gives you an opportunity to work directly with producers, providing them
with what they need in order to thrive as well as cutting out some of their
overhead costs—which means savings for your customers! Start making
contacts now by joining an organization like Slow Food International or Small
Planet Foods.
1.(5).(12).Ace Natural: A fast-growing market in Asia, Ace Natural Food has
over two decades of experience in delivering organic produce and other
products direct to consumer doorsteps. Their mission is to help make quality
organic food more accessible to a wider range of consumers. The company
delivers their own produce as well as that of a select group of other farmers and
producers, who have long been supporting organic agriculture practices
without certification or subsidy. They operate on an online-only basis, with all
transactions conducted through their website or customer service call center.
1.(5).(13).Windy City Organics: In Chicago, Windy City Organics is home to a
wide variety of organically-grown produce and meat, making it one of few
establishments that delivers locally grown foods at such low prices. This food
delivery service has been operating since 1997, catering to more than 8 million
customers and raking in nearly $20 million per year.
1.(5).(14).Butchers: The butchers’ market for takeout and delivery is crowded.
Whether it be due to geographic limitations or infrastructural challenges,

many people can’t access a butcher locally—meaning customers will have to
come looking for them. If you live in an area where it is hard to find butchers,
now might be a good time to open one up and start specializing in takeout and
delivery services.
1.(5).(15).Los Paisanos: With their simple menu and easy-to-follow
directions, Los Paisanos is not only a great place to pick up fresh, healthy
Mexican cuisine in Tampa Bay, but they’re also a great place to start your own
successful food delivery service. Let’s take a look at what you’ll need to start
your very own Los Paisanos franchise today.
1.(5).(16).Ottomanelli Bros: Based in Boston, Ottomanelli Bros. was founded in
1920 and is one of America’s oldest pizzerias and Italian restaurants. Their
services include lunch delivery, corporate catering, party platters, gift cards
and more. In recent years they have gained notoriety as a great place to hold
family reunions and retirement parties. They also host team-building events
for law firms, technology companies and management consulting groups.
1.(5).(17).Butcher & Larder: These businesses focus on fine meats, poultry and
fish to serve consumers. Some have additional offerings such as cured meats or
cheese plates. Examples: Fatted Calf in San Francisco, New York’s Saxelby
Cheesemongers and Dickson’s Farmstand Meats in Philadelphia.
1.(5).(18).Publican Quality Meats: Chicago-based Butcher and Larder Publican
Quality Meats is one of America’s fastest growing new restaurant concepts,

with locations in Chicago and suburban Naperville. If you want to run a
successful food delivery business, you’ve got to ensure that customers get
exactly what they ordered. In order to do so, you need some systems in place.
1.(5).(19).Sanagan’s Meat Locker: A full-service meat counter and gourmet
grocery that only uses natural ingredients, from family farms and local
suppliers. They provide a unique service: they make custom meat cuts to order.
A customer brings in a recipe or an idea of what they’re looking for (like
barbecue pulled pork or brisket), and Sanagan’s will get to work creating
exactly what you want.
1.(5).(20).Friendly Butcher: Butcher shops and meat markets have been
popping up in neighbourhoods around North America since before World War
I. Butchers provide valuable, high-quality cuts of meat to their customers.
However, they’re also usually a one-man show. Today, there are some more
efficient—and more profitable—ways to run a butcher shop while offering a
wide variety of meats and specialty items to your customers.
1.(5).(21).Restaurants: The restaurant industry is a massive part of society; it’s
bigger than movies, music, and books combined. There is a huge demand for
restaurants that offer food at home or via delivery. People want their favorite
foods brought to them instead of having to go out, and with almost every
country on Earth coming online in some capacity, that’s an opportunity as big
as you can imagine.

1.(5).(22).Start nurturing relationship: The first step to finding a customer is
to start nurturing relationships with potential customers. There’s no better
way to do that than by introducing yourself in person and explaining how you
can help them out. If you’re struggling to think of how to get started, consider
joining Meetup groups or going on some networking nights. Even if your
services don’t relate directly to what those groups normally talk about,
chances are that someone will find your offering valuable.
1.(5).(23).Processors and manufacturers: Of course, there are food suppliers
other than farmers; any entity that handles or processes food after it leaves a
farmer’s field is considered a supplier. While farmers grow crops and raise
livestock, others package, transport, store and sell them to wholesalers or
retailers—and you probably already know who those processors are. Major
ones include Cargill Inc., Kellogg Co., General Mills Inc., Kraft Foods Group Inc.
and Tyson Foods Inc., among many others.
1.(5).(24).Wholesale food suppliers: According to a 2013 study published in
The Annual Review of Resource Economics, food represents 31% of U.S. gross
domestic product. So it’s not surprising that there are a large number of
companies involved in getting food from source to consumer.
1.(5).(25).Palmer Food Service: Palmer is a full-service distributor in more
than 150 countries. Palmer offers variety of food products such as dry goods,
frozen foods, canned goods, toiletries, spices, and paper products. Palmer was

ranked No. 20 on Forbes’ list of largest private companies with over 12 billion
dollars in revenue. This company is considered one of biggest food suppliers in
America because it directly delivers to big restaurants such as McDonalds and
KFC worldwide
1.(5).(26).Badger Murphy Food Service: Badger Murphy is a food service
distributor that provides food to restaurants, schools, daycare centers,
hospitals, etc. The company has been in business since 1968 and is
headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. Badger Murphy’s core competencies
include fresh foods (meat & seafood), frozen foods (poultry & side dishes), deli
goods (cheese & deli meats), beverages (mixers & soft drinks) and produce
items such as potatoes & carrots
1.(5).(27).Peer Foods Group: A publicly traded company, Peer Foods provides
various products to food distributors across Canada. Their office is located in
Mississauga, Ontario. When searching source of nutrition provideer food on
Google, Peer Foods appears several times within a few results pages. Some of
their suppliers include ConAgra, General Mills, Kellogg’s, Smucker’s and
Nestle. They also appear as a supplier on several sites dedicated to top
companies in Canada.
1.(5).(28).Gordon Food Service: Founded in 1929, Gordon Food Service is a
leading U.S. foodservice distributor with distribution centers across North
America. Headquartered in Ada, Michigan, Gordon Food Service distributes

more than 30,000 products to grocery stores, convenience stores, restaurants
and other foodservice providers through its network of retail partners.
1.(5).(29).Colabor: About 3/4 of our food supply is comprised of products from
just 100 major suppliers. Colabor is a database aimed at simplifying that
information so you can find a source for crop ingredients, whether it’s sugar,
flour, wheat or corn. With Colabor you can view contracts between buyers and
sellers, their reported assets and much more. The free database also includes
social functionality that allows suppliers to create profiles that others can rate.
1.(5).(30).Flanagan Foodservice: With more than 30 years in business,
Flanagan Foodservice has a large variety of food products available to you.
Whether it’s employee meals or bulk kitchen supplies, Flanagan can help you
deliver high-quality options. To learn more about what they have to offer,
check out their comprehensive website.
1.(5).(31).Gordon Food Service: Based in Michigan, Gordon Food Service is one
of North America’s largest distributors of food. In 2015, it generated revenues
of $11.1 billion. It was founded in 1943 by Herman W. Gordon as a
family-owned enterprise to serve Michigan’s restaurant community. Today,
Gordon serves more than 400 restaurant chains as well as more than 1,000
other retail and foodservice outlets across North America. Its logistics network
includes some 42 distribution centers operating under 14 brands across Canada
and 13 U.S

1.(5).(32).J&D Food Services: Just about everyone in North America has heard
of J&D's Peanut Butter & Co. Those who haven't are missing out on some pretty
yummy, creative peanut butter spreads like Sriracha, PB&J, Coconut Curry or
Cinnamon Raisin Swirl. In addition to these uniquely tasty spreads, they offer a
number of other unique products including popcorn, almond butter, olive oil
and even garlic spread. In short: you'll be hard-pressed to find anything they
don't make!
1.(5).(33).Stewart Foodservice Inc.: Headquartered in Greenville, SC, Stewart is
one of America’s leading food distributors. The company caters to restaurants,
hotels, school districts, prisons and other institutions around the nation with
more than 3 million locations reaching beyond regional markets.
1.(5).(34).Performance Food Service: Performance Foodservice is a division of
Sysco Corporation, an American foodservice distribution giant. The company is
one of America’s leading providers of food to large institutions such as
schools, hospitals, corporations, prisons, etc. Performance Food Services
employs over 10,000 people and operates in more than 100 cities throughout
North America.
1.(5).(35).Union Square Greenmarket: The Union Square Greenmarket is a
source of fresh, local food located in Manhattan's Union Square. It has become
one of New York City's largest outdoor greenmarkets with over 150,000
customers a day. It's a great place to find seasonal fruits and vegetables that

are perfect for eating on-the-go or making into an easy meal. The
Greenmarket accepts SNAP/EBT as well as WIC & Senior FMNP coupons.
1.(5).(36).Prospect Park Farmers Market: The Prospect Park Farmers Market,
located in Brooklyn, New York, is one of New York City’s best places to
purchase fresh produce. With up to 20 vendors selling fresh fruits and
vegetables grown locally in eastern Long Island or brought in directly from
local farms across Upstate New York, there are plenty of opportunities to stock
up on affordable sources of nutrition.
1.(5).(37).Maxwell Street Market: This is one of Chicago’s oldest open-air
markets, in operation since 1891. It’s located on Des Plaines Street between
Halsted and Roosevelt Streets in Chicago’s West Loop neighborhood. Farmers
from around Illinois bring their produce to sell on weekends (there are no
markets held during winter months). Plus, there are various food vendors
serving up delicious meals of egg sandwiches, gyros, tamales and more
1.(5).(38).Lincoln Park Farmers Market: As one of Chicago’s largest urban
farmers markets, Lincoln Park Farmers Market offers up a plethora of fresh
produce to its patrons. In fact, if you’re in need of produce—of any kind—this
farmer’s market is probably your best source. With a long list of farm-fresh
food options to choose from, be sure to stop by on Saturdays during their peak
season between May and November.

1.(5).(39).Stop Farmers’ Market: Farmers’ markets have gained widespread
popularity in recent years, with major cities such as Chicago, New York City,
Los Angeles, Seattle and Washington DC boasting weekly farmers’ markets.
These markets are great places to pick up fresh produce directly from local
farms. However, if you’re looking to save money on your grocery bill, it might
be better to skip farmers’ markets in favor of bigger food suppliers.
1.(5).(40).Junction Farmers Market: The Junction Farmers Market offers a
wide range of vegetables, fruit, meat, cheese, eggs, honey and baked goods at
affordable prices. The market accepts Interac Cash as well as credit cards. As a
non-profit organization (The Green Barns Project), we offer all vendors low
costs to rent space at our markets which in turn allows them to sell their
produce at an affordable price without sacrificing quality.
1.(5).(41).St. Lawrence Market: In Toronto, a great source of nutrition comes
from local farmers at St. Lawrence Market. It’s one of Canada’s oldest public
markets, dating back to 1803. Today, visitors can find everything from cheeses
and meats to baked goods, prepared foods and locally grown fruits, vegetables
and herbs. There are also several butchers that supply local restaurants with
ethically-raised meat.
1.(5).(42).Anheuser-Busch InBev: Once primarily a Belgian brewer, InBev now
produces hundreds of brands under its umbrella. Among them are Stella Artois,
Beck’s, Hoegaarden, Leffe, Skol and more. Founded in 1366 by Gerard Adriaan

Heineken in Amsterdam, it is now one of six brewing companies that control
about 90 percent of all beer sales worldwide. The company sells its beer in
roughly 180 countries worldwide.
1.(5).(43).Archer Daniels Midland Company: Known simply as ADM, Archer
Daniels Midland is a large supplier of commodities to multinational food
corporations. More than two billion people around the world consume an
ingredient that was produced by ADM at some point in its lifetime. These
products include food ingredients like corn sweeteners, as well as feed
ingredients used in livestock farming. The company is also one of China’s
leading suppliers of rice.
1.(5).(44).Sysco: Known as the supplier of choice, Sysco is considered to be a
top food supplier that provides high-quality foods with affordable prices.
Because it was one of the first distributors to offer pre-packaged salads back in
1978, Sysco is also known as a leader in food service trends. Today, it offers
everything from meats to produce and spices to desserts—and serves more
than 350,000 customers each day.
1.(5).(45).Bunge: The U.S. soybean crush market is dominated by five
multinational firms — Archer Daniels Midland, Bunge Ltd., Cargill Inc., Louis
Dreyfus Corp. and Wilmar International Ltd. -- which supply nearly all of its
soybean meal needs. Together, these companies account for more than half of
total world trade in edible oils, protein meals and animal fats. The top six

companies control 92 percent of global trade in palm oil, with Wilmar
International at No.
1.(5).(46).Cargill: The largest private company in America, Cargill has been a
top producer of wheat, corn, and soybeans since 1857. It’s also one of North
America’s biggest meat distributors; nearly 25 percent of US-produced beef
goes through Cargill. As if that weren’t enough, it's also a major producer of
fertilizers and salt, as well as various other foods for livestock like dairy
products.
1.(5).(47).George Weston: As an iconic company in Canada, George Weston is
one of those brands that almost everyone has seen before. That’s because they
are a source of nutrition provider food in Canada, supplying everything from
private label groceries to their own line of popular frozen pizzas. They also
work as a supplier of meats, produce, and dairy products in Canadian markets.
On top of all that, they are even involved with snack foods like potato chips and
popcorn.
1.(5).(48).JBS: The world’s largest meatpacker, JBS is also one of its most
important sources of chicken, pork, beef, and other meats. Founded in 1953 by
brothers Jose Batista Sobrinho (Joseph) and Balduino Bezerra de Mello (Dino),
JBS has grown into a multi-billion dollar conglomerate with operations in
nearly 70 countries worldwide.

1.(5).(49).Mars: We all know that Mars, Incorporated is best known for its
signature candy brands: M&M’s, Snickers, Twix, 3 Musketeers. But Mars isn’t
just about sweet treats; it also supplies more than a quarter of all pet food
products purchased in North America. In fact, only one major pet food
manufacturer beats Mars’ market share: Nestle Purina PetCare Co., which
boasts 31% of sales. Still on board with your meatloaf?
1.(5).(50).Nestle: Although Nestle owns hundreds of brands, it’s most
well-known by consumers for its chocolate products. In fact, Nestle claims
that more than 3 billion people consume its food products on a daily basis.
Some of Nestle’s best-known product lines include Nescafe, Perrier, DiGiorno
Pizza and Purina Pet Care.
1.(5).(51).PepsiCo: The company is made up of four main businesses: Frito-Lay
North America, which accounts for around 43% of sales; Quaker Foods North
America, 26%; PepsiCo Beverages North America, 22%; and Latin America
Beverages. With a market cap of $106 billion (as of July 2017), PepsiCo is one of
only two companies on Earth worth more than $100 billion. Most analysts
predict that by 2020 it will be worth $150 billion.
1.(5).(52).Coca-Cola Company: The Coca-Cola Company is an American
multinational beverage corporation, producer, and marketer of nonalcoholic
beverage concentrates and syrups. The company is best known for its flagship
product Coca-Cola, invented in 1886 by pharmacist John Stith Pemberton in

Columbus, Georgia. The Coca-Cola formula and brand were bought in 1889 by
Asa Griggs Candler (December 30, 1851 – March 12, 1929), who incorporated
The Coca-Cola Company in 1892.
1.(5).(53).Tyson Foods: The world’s largest meat company, Tyson Foods, Inc.
was founded in 1935 by John W. Tyson as a small poultry business based in
Springdale, Arkansas. Today, it’s headquartered in Springdale and has its
hands in various industries including natural gas and chemicals (Tyson
Chemical Company), seafood (Tyson Seafoods), food distribution (Tyson
Transportation & Logistics), foodservice support services (Tyson Center of
Excellence) and more.
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