FOOD PROVENANCE

Description

GCSE food preparation and nutrition Mind Map on FOOD PROVENANCE, created by amy parsons on 01/03/2019.
amy parsons
Mind Map by amy parsons, updated more than 1 year ago
amy parsons
Created by amy parsons about 7 years ago
17
0

Resource summary

FOOD PROVENANCE
  1. FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN
    1. 1. Agricultural sector

      Annotations:

      • All food starts its journey on a farm. this stage is known as the agricultural sector
      1. 2. Primary processing

        Annotations:

        • food is then brought to a factory to go through primary and secondary processing, food then may be stored here for a while until needed in the retail sector
        1. 3. Secondary processing
          1. 4. Distribution sector

            Annotations:

            • From storage, food enters the distribution sector. This is where it is transported to the shops to be sold.
            1. 5. Retail sector

              Annotations:

              • the retail sector is when food is then sold to a consumer, the retail sector doesn't only include local shops but also small corner shops and farmers markets
            2. WHAT DOES FOOD PROVENANCE MEAN ?
              1. knowing where food was grown caught or raised
                1. knowing how food was produced
                  1. knowing how food was transported
                  2. FOOD THAT WAS GROWN
                    1. apples
                      1. potatoes and carrots
                        1. lettuce
                        2. FOOD THAT WAS CAUGHT
                          1. haddock
                            1. mussels
                              1. scallops
                                1. tuna
                                2. FOOD THAT WAS REARED
                                  1. cows
                                    1. sheep
                                      1. pigs
                                        1. chickens
                                        Show full summary Hide full summary

                                        Similar

                                        Eggs and other ingredients in Meringues
                                        Hajirah A