Food or foods?
Hello!
Which one of the following sentences is correct?
1. She works for a company that produces food.
OR
2. She works for a company that produces foods.
I've learned that "food" is uncountable noun but can use it, sometimes, as a plural?
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Basically, "food" is uncountable. This is your starting point. When we say "foods", we mean "various kinds of food".
In your example sentence, you would use "foodstuffs" (ie. edible products).
"She works for a company that produces foodstuffs."
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