0 a substance used as food or to make food -- artykuł żywnościowy
[ usually plural ] They need basic foodstuffs like rice and corn.
All the subjects affected had consumed some foodstuffs in the hospital cafeteria.
Here there were good opportunities to do ' deals ' (as he called them) involving imported containers of foodstuffs.
It permits registered poor families to receive cash compensation for the purchase of basic foodstuffs.
The sub-sector most affected was the canned-fish production, which showed the worst balance among foodstuff industries, together with timber and chemicals.
Animal manure attracted flies which, particularly during hot summer months, transmitted disease to infant foodstuffs, especially milk, increasing the incidence of summer diarrhoea.
As can be expected, the crisis of foodstuffs led to social unrest.
In their most basic form, exchange systems comprised flows of foodstuffs between tenants and their chief or landlord.
Many of the foodstuffs consumed were made by hand, favouring transmission from the index case to the cafeteria users.
