Why kids are buying their own food in the U.S.

As Americans move into a new era of consumerism, they are increasingly looking for choices that are not limited by traditional food chains or packaged goods, like cereal or snack foods.

For children, that means getting fresh, healthy foods in stores that aren’t processed, boxed or packaged.

The trend is fueled by a new generation of millennials who are spending more time playing and shopping online.

A recent survey by The NPD Group found that millennials spent an average of $1,000 on food purchases in 2016, compared to $1.1 billion for Baby Boomers.

And as they’re getting older, those kids may not want to spend money on packaged food.

They’re also looking for fresh, nutritious foods.

And that’s what Smithfield Farms is doing with its Farm Toys line of products, including its new “Pumpkin” line.

Smithfield is a major meatpacker that produces meat for major grocery chains like Whole Foods and Kroger.

Its products are used in many popular grocery stores across the country, including Safeway, Trader Joe’s and Walmart.

But its products also have an array of other uses, including toys, games and household items.

“We wanted to provide the kids with the ability to play with toys that are fun and different, something that is more kid-friendly,” said Mary Kober, vice president of business development at Smithfield.

“This is a perfect time to be introducing this line because we’re seeing an uptick in the interest in kids toys and games.”

It’s a good time to introduce a new line of kids’ toys that don’t involve a lot of packaging.

There are currently around 20 different kinds of Farm Toys on the market, including pumpkins, candy and more.

Some of the new ones are geared to children ages 6 to 9, and some have more complex features.

Smithfield sells the new Pumpkin line, which is geared toward the youngest of kids.

You can find a variety of different pumpkin products including a variety that comes in a variety pack, a special Pumpkin Pack, or the “Pike,” which is the smaller of two varieties.

Each of the different varieties of pumpkin has a unique shape, color and size.

It comes in two sizes, a “regular” and a “pie” pumpkin, which has a slightly smaller diameter.

To get the best value, Smithfield says you can get the smaller pumpkin with a price tag of about $6.99.

In addition to the new Farm Toys, Smithfields also recently released its new line, called “Honey.”

It comes with an assortment of items like pumpkins and a variety box, as well as a variety basket.

It has a range of color options, as the company said it has the best honey in the world.

Smithfields also introduced a new series of baby and baby product lines.

Both Baby Food and Baby Baby are available in a number of different sizes and shapes.

Baby Food is for toddlers, while Baby Baby is for children ages 2 to 12.

The baby food comes in different colors, shapes and sizes.

The Baby Food line has a variety available, such as the “Mama’s Baby” line, Baby Food Plus, Baby Baby with extra baby, and Baby Food & Baby.

The new Baby Food lineup has a number available, including the Baby Food + Baby Plus line.

The Baby Food+ line has an assortment that includes “Mummy” Baby Food, Baby Mummy, Baby Mama’s Baby and Baby Mummies.

If you have a lot to put together, there’s a “Mummy Mummy Mummie” line as well.

It’s meant for kids ages 6-12, and it comes in multiple colors, sizes and shape.

The Smithfield Baby Baby Food range is available in six different sizes.

Smithfield sells it in four sizes, from a “baby bowl” to a “mini bowl.”

It’s a bit pricier than the other Baby Food offerings, but it’s a great deal for kids.

The “Baby Mummy Baby” range comes in seven different sizes, including “Baby Bowl,” “Baby Pad,” “Little Baby Bowl,” and “Little Mummy Bowl.”

It includes the Baby Mummies Baby Pad, Baby Pad Plus and Baby Pad with extra little mummies.

Smithland also has a line of baby food products called the “Baby Food +.”

Smithfield has Baby Food for toddlers and Baby for babies.

It includes Baby Food in two different colors and sizes, Baby Foods for toddlers (including Baby Mums) and Baby Foods Plus for babies and babies.

There are four Baby Food products in this line, including Baby Food Bowls, Baby Bowls Plus, and “Baby Mom.”

The Baby Mom line is a mix of baby foods and baby foods for babies ages 2-12.

It features Baby Mom in a few different colors.

Smith and the other major food manufacturers have been aggressively promoting their