Nutrition Trends

At Global Foods, we believe that proper nutrition determines our health, enhances our mood, and contributes to our mental development. All our products undergo quality and nutritional controls, fully aligning with the principles of a balanced diet according to daily requirements. It is essential for us to stay informed about new trends and evolving dietary habits to provide our partners with high-nutritional-value foods tailored to any dietary need.

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Gluten-free diet excludes gluten-containing foods such as bread, pasta, cereals, and crackers. This dietary approach is crucial for those suffering from gluten-related disorders to protect against unwanted inflammatory, immune, and autoimmune reactions.

image Organic Products

Organic products promote healthy eating as they are free from preservatives, more nutritious than conventional ones, with better aroma and taste. These agricultural products are produced using strictly natural methods without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs).

Similarly, for the production of organic animal products, there are strict regulations for the humane treatment of animals, the prohibition of hormone use, and limitations on antibiotic use.

image Vegetarian

A vegetarian diet, primarily avoiding meat, poultry, and sometimes fish and shellfish, includes a wide range of foods such as fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts, and seeds. Depending on the type of vegetarian diet followed, it may include dairy products and eggs.

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The kosher diet involves a set of dietary guidelines that adhere to specific preparation and consumption practices of foods. It strictly separates dairy and meat products, using different cooking utensils for each category. Certain foods like pork, shellfish, and most insects are forbidden. It is crucial to ensure that animals consumed follow their natural diets and have split hooves, while seafood must have fins and scales to be considered kosher.

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The kosher diet involves a set of dietary guidelines that adhere to specific preparation and consumption practices of foods. It strictly separates dairy and meat products, using different cooking utensils for each category. Certain foods like pork, shellfish, and most insects are forbidden. It is crucial to ensure that animals consumed follow their natural diets and have split hooves, while seafood must have fins and scales to be considered kosher.

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The halal diet includes principles of permissible (halal) and prohibited (haram) foods and their preparation methods. It focuses on ethical and health practices during food consumption and excludes substances from pork, alcohol, and certain other ingredients.

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