Across
- 5. The distance food travels from production to consumption.
- 7. Food that is discarded rather than eaten or used.
- 9. Food produced using farming methods that limit synthetic chemicals.
- 10. The increasing connection of countries through trade, culture and communication.
- 12. The process of arranging food attractively on a plate.
- 14. Activities used to promote and encourage people to buy a food product.
- 16. A diet that excludes all animal products.
- 19. A visual element used to make food look more appealing and interesting.
- 21. Relating to the traditions, beliefs and practices of a particular group.
- 23. The way food is arranged and displayed to make it appealing.
- 25. Food produced or grown close to where it is sold or consumed.
- 26. A diet that excludes meat, poultry and seafood.
- 28. A substitute for a traditional food ingredient, such as plant-based milk.
- 29. A decorative ingredient added to improve the appearance of a dish.
- 30. A popular change or development in food choices or habits.
Down
- 1. The use of tools and processes to improve food production.
- 2. Food production that considers animal welfare, workers and the environment.
- 3. Foods that may provide health benefits beyond basic nutrition.
- 4. Food designed to save consumers time and effort when preparing meals.
- 6. Food sold and transported to another country.
- 8. Using resources in a way that protects them for future generations.
- 11. Creating or introducing a new idea, product, process or technology.
- 13. The visual qualities of food that contribute to its attractiveness.
- 15. Food that is naturally available at a particular time of year.
- 17. The treatment, wellbeing and living conditions of animals used in food production.
- 18. Materials used to protect, contain and present food products.
- 19. A person who purchases or uses a food product.
- 20. Food brought into a country from another country.
- 22. Food made mainly from ingredients derived from plants.
- 24. A substance in food needed by the body for growth, energy and health.
- 27. The amount of food served to one person.
