
Food Network Canada presents this eye-opening series featuring food factories. Each episode offers a behind-the-scenes view of production lines across the country to find out how some of the most-popular food items are really made. Through the ingredients, techniques and required processes, "Food Factory" reveals how raw ingredients are turned into everyday eats. In what some call a fascinating world, the manufacturing and technology that is being used in factories simplifies how the country gets its food.

You won't hear the phrase "free shipping" uttered in this real-life series. It follows heavy-duty movers as they battle for the chance to transport items that traditional carriers won't touch, from bulky loads such as a Civil War cannon to bizarre items like a water buffalo. The competition begins each day when thousands of shipments are put up for auction online, and the truckers who make the lowest bids get the loads. It's a high-stakes game, figuring out what shipments are worth the time and money to move them, but the bottom line is these haulers -- rookies and seasoned vets alike -- will deliver anything if the price is right.

Shows about buying abandoned storage units have multiplied like those that depict life in a pawn shop -- they seem to be around every corner of the TV remote. TruTV jumps into the fray with "Storage Hunters," which follows the exploits of husband and wife team Brandon and Lori Bernier, the so-called "fiercest competitors in a high-stakes sales game." From big cash scores and antiques to weird and wacky left-behinds, the Berniers get their hands on all kinds of stuff, and they don't limit themselves to one state in doing so. They travel the country, targeting the best storage auctions and all the local hotshots who don't know what hit them until Brandon, a former boxer, shows up.

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