Assertion: l cysteine | /r/HasProperty | sourced
Facets:
value: from china
type: LOCATION
value: worldwide
type: LOCATION
value: from many different suppliers
type: OTHER
value: from duck feathers
type: OTHER
value: from microbial or other synthetic processes
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: To avoid this problem, l-cysteine can also be sourced from microbial or other synthetic processes.
text: A representative from Bimbo Bakeries (making such bread brands as Sarah Lee, Frierhoffer’s, and Thomas English Muffins to name a few) told me that they do use L-cysteine which is sourced from duck feathers.
text: When I asked her the countries those duck feathers come from, she was unable to tell me because the L-cysteine is “sourced from many different suppliers worldwide.
text: Rather, it seems that they simply extrapolated from the facts that since L-cysteine is found in human hair, that some L-cysteine is sourced from China and that China has some very lax and oft-times questionable food preparation practices, then our bread must contain human hair-derived L-cysteine.