... produce higher employment at fast- food restaurants in February and March than in November and December. An analysis of national employment data for food preparation and service workers, however, ... reported in table 4 of Card and Krueger (1993). You have printed the following article:Minimum Wages and Employment: A Case Study of the Fast- FoodIndustry in New Jersey and PennsylvaniaDavid Card; ... October 1992b, 46(1), pp. 38-54. Card, David and Krueger, Alan B. "Minimum Wages and Employment: A Case Study of the FastFoodIndustry in New Jersey and Pennsylvania." National Bureau...
... the release of the WHO and IOM reports. In the fastfood industry, two of the largest fastfood advertisers (McDonald’s and Burger King) have joined the Children’s Foodand Beverage Advertising ... targeted to children and adolescents (www.CerealFacts.org). We now focus on the fastfood industry. Fast Food FACTS quantifies the nutritional quality of fastfood restaurant menus and documents ... prepared foodand beverage products purchased most often. Fast food restaurants visitsWe surveyed parents of 2- to 11-year-old children to understand how often they purchase fastfood for their children...
... landscape improved? The fastfoodindustry continues to relentlessly market to youth.• The average preschooler (2-5) sees almost three ads per day for fast food; children (6-11) see three -and- a-half; ... and beverages 60% of the time. When are teens eating fast food? • Teens order more fastfood than any other age group during non-meal times, after school and in the evening.8 • Snacks and ... calorie-dense nutrient-poor foods served at fastfood restaurants. Fast food restaurants must drastically change their current marketing practices so that children and teens do not receive...
... (1) fast- food access, (2) exposure to fast- food promotion, (3) fast- food attitudes, (4) socialnorms about fast food, and (5) their children’s fast- food consumption. We developed the fast- food ... overweight 44 14224 Fast- Food Marketing and Children’s Fast- Food Consumptiondren’s request for a brand (McNeal 1999). The formation ofchildren’s attitudes and beliefs about fastfood in the con-text ... perceptions of their exposure to fast- food promotion and access, their attitudes and normative beliefs about fast food, and how frequently their children eat fast food. Wethen describe the limitations...
... Maryland.To JoAnne Piazza, my trusted assistant and advisor.To my sibs who grew up with me in Long Island: Pam,Dick, and Maria; and to their wonderful second families.To all our children and ... a breakfast, a sit-down dinner, a few snacks, and another soft drink or two or three, and it’s easy to see the enor-mous impact that a simple fast- food lunch can have on yourweight and, ultimately, ... diningat home or ordering fast food. Yes, you really can lose weight and become healthier without giving up fast food! Over the years, we’ve seen a bunch of weight-loss diets come and go: low-fat . ....
... years, and similar intrusions arejust as possible today.9 Food processing and packing plants similarly tend to lack uni-form security and safety preparedness measures, particularly thesmall- and ... at food processing plants and packing facilities. It is not clear, however,how comprehensive those screening checks will be and to what extent they will apply to thethousands of small- and ... inci-dents. In terms of accurate threat assessments and consequence man-agement procedures, the agriculture sector, and the foodindustry ingeneral, by and large has not been a part of the wide-ranging...
... has been widely used inpsychometrics and related areas for a long time. As such CANDECOMP and PARAFAC are identical and thus in this context the theory of CANDE-COMP does not add much to the ... how to develop robust and fast algorithms for expressing common knowledge (e.g. non-negativity ofabsorbance and concentrations, unimodality of chromatographic profiles) and how to incorporate ... the Tucker3 model is(103)subject to A, B, and C are orthogonal. The column dimensions of A, B, and C, are D, E, and F respectively, and G is the D × E × F core array. Theorthonormality...
... methods for food processing and other foodindustry related activities. It continues with the influential role food plays in the global society and economy, emphasizing the relevance of food to ... Scientific and Technological Aspects SCIENTIFIC, HEALTH AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY Edited by Benjamin Valdez, Michael Schorr and Roumen Zlatev VI Contents Part 2 Social and ... Patera Barcelos and Suzymeire Baroni Chapter 6 Nanotechnology andFoodIndustry 95 Francisco Javier Gutiérrez, Mª Luisa Mussons, Paloma Gatón and Ruth Rojo Chapter 7 Micro and Nano Corrosion...
... for the processing and handling of frozen foods. IIF, Paris, France, 32-39. Jiang, S. T. (2000). Effect of proteinases on the meat texture and seafood quality. Food Science and Agricultural ... quality and safety of food products, and to extend the shelf life of the products. Cooking is a heating process to alter the eating quality of foods and to destroy microorganisms and enzymes for food ... Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry 68Proceedings of the 5th CIGR Section VI International Symposium on Food Processing, Monitoring Technology in Bioprocesses andFood Quality...
... factors affecting living standards are the water availability and food. In fact, life expectancy and health are determined by both. Considering the expected demand on food (and water) as well as ... health andfood safety (according to a study carried out in USA, UK and Ireland during the last decade approximately 20% of the retired food for food safety came from the meat sector, 12% from food ... in Food Biotechnology. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, Vol. 50 (No. 6): 479-488. Khono, J. (2002). Japan patent. 316996. Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the Food Industry...
... Australian and New Zealand Food Standards Code (the Food Standards Code) Novel Foods and Novel Food Ingredients Regulation (EC) No.258/97. Part 1.3. of the Food Standards Code Food additives ... Available from: <http://www.foodstandards.gov.au/foodstandards/foodstandardscode.cfm> Azeredo, H. M. C. (2009). Nanocomposites for food packaging applications. Food Research International, ... to 15 minutes and can generate bacteria Table 1. Differences between metallic cans and glass containers in the foodindustryand their effect on health and environment 7 Micro and Nano Corrosion...
... quality foods and non-misleading information. In this review the assessment of functional foods and their use in Europe will be critically discussed. 2. Consumer acceptance of functional foods and ... quantities to minimize side effects and assure therapeutic action. Food legislation also defines food supplements and foods for special medical purposes. Food supplements are concentrated sources ... claims and the conditions applying to them are listed in Table 2. Part 2 Social and Economic Issues Micro and Nano Corrosion in Steel Cans Used in the Seafood Industry 141 The standard...