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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYhEbjhhcAg

The Food Production Chain

food production chain poster Label with “Food Production Chain” Choose a food item Include all 5 steps in the food production chain Include a picture for each step Include a detailed description for each step

Food Production Chain

Food Production Chain Producer Processor Distributor Retailer Consumer Picture and Description for Each

Producer Processor Food Production Chain Distributor Retailer Consumer

Food Production Chain Producer Processor Distributor Retailer Consumer

food production chain poster Label with “Food Production Chain” Include all 5 steps in the food production chain Include a picture for each step Include a description for each step

Producer Production means growing the plants we harvest or raising the animals we use for food. Most food comes from domesticated animals and plants, and their production occurs on farms or ranches. Some foods are caught or harvested from the wild, such as some fish, mushrooms, and game.

Processor Processing means changing plants or animals into what we recognize and buy as food. Processing involves different steps for different kinds of foods. For produce, processing can be as simple as cleaning and sorting, or it can involve trimming, slicing, or shredding and bagging. Milk is usually processed by pasteurizing it; sometimes it is made into cheese. Nuts may be roasted, chopped, or ground (such as with peanut butter). For animals, the first step of processing is slaughter. Meat and poultry may then be cut into pieces or ground. They may also be smoked, cooked, or frozen and may be combined with other ingredients to make a sausage or entrée, such as a potpie.

Distributor Distribution means getting food from the farm or processing plant to the food service facility like a restaurant, cafeteria, or hospital kitchen. This step might involve transporting foods just once, such as trucking produce from a farm to the local farmers’ market. Or it might involve many stages. For instance, frozen hamburger patties might be trucked from a meat processing plant to a large supplier, stored for a few days in the supplier’s warehouse, trucked again to a local distribution facility for a restaurant chain, and finally delivered to an individual restaurant.

Retailer Retail food is all food, including restaurant food, grocery stores, hospitals, etc., that is purchased by consumers. Retail food comes in all shapes and sizes and is protected by numerous government agencies.

Customer Preparation means getting the food ready to eat. This step may occur in the kitchen of a restaurant, home, or institution. It may involve following a complex recipe with many ingredients, simply heating and serving a food on a plate, or just opening a package and eating the food.