dietary norms
dietary standards

Instead, medieval cuisine can be differentiated by the cereals and the oils that shaped dietary norms and crossed ethnic and, later, national boundaries.

Daily dietary standards for copper have been set by various health agencies around the world.

Orthodox Jews eat only foods that meet kosher dietary standards.

Food makers lobbying to edit national dietary standards is the tip of the iceberg.

There are two different "factions" of Wamphyri, both adhering to different dietary standards though.

Already, the dietary standards of Khyming seemed to be far different from those of Dohama.

Calcium levels, although insufficient to meet dietary standards, exceed those of meats commonly consumed in the United States, such as beef and chicken.

That excellent bread, baked to conform to kosher dietary standards, is crisper and less malleable than traditional Indian nan.

Tracking by RFID will also help producers meet the dietary standards by the halal market.

There is also a vegetarian canteen in the school that offers a wide range of fine vegetarian cuisine which comply with Seventh-day Adventist dietary standards.

A law passed by a county in Michigan in 2005 bans the sale, distribution, or production of food mislabeled "halal," when county authorities determine that the food does not meet Islamic dietary standards.

A second job after his release, at a basement shop in Madison, N.J., that sold foods that met Muslim dietary standards, was also a letdown, he said, because the store was riddled with health violations.

Dr. Muhammad M. Chaudry of the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America, a Chicago-based group that distributes information to consumers, food companies and exporters on Islamic dietary standards, said he was similarly alarmed.