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The Hoffs initially exported many of their garbanzo beans to the Middle East, where they are a staple, but now feel more comfortable that they serve a large and growing domestic market which is largely unaffected by trade disruptions afflicting other commodities in recent months.

What began as a cosmetic change in Mr. Hamoud’s office soon turned into a wholesale transformation.

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A beloved candy bar somewhat like a Kit Kat, the Coffee Crisp is manufactured at a Nestlé factory in Toronto and isn’t distributed anywhere outside the country, much to the chagrin of its rabid American fans. Back in 2000, a Milwaukee man named John Flaig created a petition asking the company to bring the candy bar to the United States. Six years later, Nestlé relented and started selling it south of the border, but with a different wrapper. (They also pulled the ‘‘nice, light snack’’ tagline.) But sadly, it didn’t last: These days Americans who want one have to cross the border.

Trade Kings, a Zambian-owned company founded in 1995, manufactured Boom Detergent Paste and imported foreign candy. But when its trade partnership fell through, the company decided to produce its own candy in Zambia. Now, its Amazon Pops are a signature product, and the company manufactures tons of candy a year. The pops are also popular in Tanzania and South Africa, where Trade Kings claims that it opened the largest candy-manufacturing line in the Southern Hemisphere in 2010. The treats come in flavors like black cherry, strawberry and pink lemonade.

Moller’s warmth and acumen has helped him gain contacts within the government. He’s currently working with the minister of Economy Luis Felipe Céspedes to develop a strategy for small local businesses, such as the ones Algramo supplies, to learn more about expanding their reach and monopolising on the resources they have. This new venture will see Céspedes and Moller launch a digital platform featuring courses on how to expand a business, as well as offering money and advice to certain companies. ‘The main goal we have in Chile is to increase productivity in the country and to diversify the economy.’ Céspedes told me, ‘and one of the main areas is food produce, we have to work with what we have here in Chile, it’s just makes sense. I think what Algramo is doing is shaping a model that people can follow. The benefits are that you can buy these products for half of the price in supermarkets. To give small stores some independence is really important and it generates better business in our economy. We see entrepreneurship as an engine for economic growth, and we are supporting it’.

In a time when so many issues divide Americans, a group of consumers that crosses generations and demographics is shaping the future of food. A new report released by FleishmanHillard at The Culinary Institute of America's reThink Food conference shows, when it comes to food and nutrition, an emergence of shared beliefs and behaviors among Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X and Boomers. 

Natale Giunta, a well-known chef in Palermo, received such a visit when he opened a new restaurant in 2012. “There were three of them, including one person I knew, who made the introductions,” he recalls. “They said I had not asked permission and demanded €2,000 a month, plus double at Christmas and Easter.” Giunta refused to pay. But after the visit, he received bullets in the post. Then one of his catering vans was set on fire, causing €100,000 worth of damage. Giunta now has police protection.

It was housed in a stone-faced building in western Mosul that was hit by an airstrike in the battle to retake the city. The ensuing fire consumed the structure and blackened its walls. But the charred shapes left behind still told a story. Each room served as a warehouse for ordinary household objects: kerosene heaters in one; cooking ranges in another; a jumble of air coolers and water tanks in yet another.

According to the study, more men than women are open to animal fats, a trend mirrored in their consumption patterns. Likewise, animal fat friendliness continues to be a function of age; millennials are both more open to animal fats in their diet and more likely to be consumers:

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This candy bar, which translates as ‘‘bird’s milk,’’ is made up of an airy, vanilla-foam filling covered in chocolate. The candy was inspired by the Polish confectioner Jan Wedel’s trip to France, where he discovered marshmallow. Wedel started making the treat at the family factory in 1936. After the invasion of Poland, the company was forced to produce chocolate for the Germans, and Wedel was sent to the Nazi camp in Pruszkow. He survived the war, but the E. Wedel company was nationalized by the Communists and run by the government until 1989. It’s now owned by a Korean conglomerate, and there are flavors and versions for every holiday. In autumn, they are cafe latte and peanut butter.