I have a bowl of
cereal every morning.
我每天早上喝一碗麦片。
I have juice,
cereal, toast, and coffee for breakfast.
我的早餐有果汁、麦片、吐司和咖啡。
Top your
cereal with soy milk.
用豆奶冲麦片。
"The distillation process in baijiu (Chinese white liquor) production will produce a cereal byproduct called distillers grains, which is a mix of organic waste like corn, rice and various kind of microorganisms.
Initially, Nestle will expand the production capacity of Gerber branded infant cereal by more than 50 percent.
Some traditional Wuhan dishes, such as pure cereal wine, hot-dry noodles, also known as reganmian, and rice wine have witnessed a surge in demand, while sales of imported biscuits, chocolate, dairy products and adult milk powder also are on the rise.
Freedom Foods is Australia's largest UHT milk and vegetable protein manufacturer and the second-largest cereal maker in the country.
The chemical company is seeking Chinese partners to commercialize its technology named Sunliquid that converts agricultural residues such as cereal straw, into cellulosic ethanol for vehicles, a form of renewable energy that can be produced from crops such as corn and potatoes.
LePur offers a wide range of high-end products, including high-protein Greek yogurt and cereal.
A customer places a packet of Weetabix breakfast cereal into a shopping cart at a supermarket in Slough, UK.
[Photo/Agencies]Shanghai-based food conglomerate Bright Food Group Co has confirmed it will sell the majority of its stake in UK cereal brand Weetabix to US cereal company Post Holdings, the group's spokesman told China Daily on Tuesday.
But a popular TV series featuring an Australian cereal brand named Weetbix (rebranded as Nutribrex this year) had boosted sales of the brand by 50 percent last year.
Kellogg, the world's largest cereal company, has made three attempts to gain market share in China since 1993, either by itself or through joint ventures.
Sales of cereal, oil and foodstuffs grew by 9 percent, clothing by 6 percent, gold and jewelry by 4.4 percent and automobiles by 3.6 percent at retail enterprises monitored by the ministry.
Driven by higher demand for feed crops, the Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations predicted in March that China's total cereal imports in the 2021-22 marketing year will be about 58.5 million tons, well above the last five-year average.
The Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations predicted in March that China's total cereal imports in the 2021/22 marketing year will be about 58.5 million tons, well above the last five-year average.
However, it is in recent years the coarse cereal sector has developed into a pillar farming industry and a major source of revenue for farmers in Xinzhou, according to local officials.
The county of Kelan in Xinzhou is a pioneer coarse cereal exports.
It was the first county in Shanxi to establish an overall quality control system for its coarse cereal producers, requiring their products to meet internationally advanced quality standards for exporting them to global markets.
Currently, the first phase of the project－two cookie production lines and seven rice cereal production lines－was completed, and the output value surpassed 2.5 billion yuan.
The business owner purchases raw peanuts from the cereal market and then converts them to peanut butter for selling.
The noodle sector, for instance, has seen the rapid growth of Kemen, a manufacturer that claims to import high-quality organic cereal from Kazakhstan and has priced their products at the top end of the segment.
Xinjiang-based Kemen Noodle Manufacturing Co Ltd's local branch, for instance, now imports cereals from overseas like Kazakhstan, as their cereals are better in quality and lower in price, compared with other cereal producersWei Yujun, deputy general manager of Xinjiang-based Keming, said the company is increasing its quality focus to cater to the higher demand from consumers.
About 633 million tons of the grain consisted of rice, wheat, corn, sorghum and other cereal crops, the bureau said.
The difference means the yield of cereal crops per hectare climbed 1 percent from a year ago to 6.3 tons.
Gou Tianlai, a professor at Beijing University of Agriculture, said the expanded and more lucrative vegetable-growing businesses in southern provinces also partly explain the shrinking growth of cereal crops.