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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Field-to-table pitch
I read a sentence from a passage as written. I don't fully understand the underlined part of the following sentence.
Please explain it to me. Thanks !
In the case of Truvia (a kind of sugar substitute), there are actual fields behind the field-to-table pitch: Cargill is growing stevia on more than 1,200 acres of Sooth American farmland.
Please explain it to me. Thanks !
In the case of Truvia (a kind of sugar substitute), there are actual fields behind the field-to-table pitch: Cargill is growing stevia on more than 1,200 acres of Sooth American farmland.
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Hi, You need to supply us with more context. However, if a company advertises (ie pitches) that it brings food 'from the field to your table', it usually is trying to stress that the food you buy is fresh and natural. Clive
- Hi, You need to supply us with more context.
- However, if a company advertises (ie pitches) that it brings food 'from the field to your table', it usually is trying to stress that the food you buy is fresh and natural.
- Clive
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Hi,
You need to supply us with more context.
However, if a company advertises (ie pitches) that it brings food 'from the field to your table', it usually is trying to stress that the food you buy is fresh and natural.
Clive
You need to supply us with more context.
However, if a company advertises (ie pitches) that it brings food 'from the field to your table', it usually is trying to stress that the food you buy is fresh and natural.
Clive
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