There are primarily four classes under which we can classify food processing:
Lot 1 — natural or marginally handled food sources (natural
products, vegetables, eggs, meat, milk, and so on).
Lot 2 — food varieties handled with culinary fixings
utilized by a normal cook that could incorporate oils, spread, sugar, molasses,
honey, maple syrup, salt, pepper and some flavors or zest mixes regardless of
salt.
Lot 3 — inconsequentially handled food varieties that
typically have a few fixings, incorporating food secured in salt or vinegar,
pickles, canned fish, for example, sardines and fish, canned natural product in
syrup, newly made cheeses, bread, brew, wine or fermented juice.
Lot 4 — Food varieties processed using industrial
formulation.