Let TWU help you to get published in reputable sources
Consult the initial process at Sharing Your Research and more detail at Publishing Your Research and find information about the Directory of Open Access Journals the Creative Commons network at https://network.creativecommons.org/about/ and organizations like SPARC. Once you know where and how you want to get published, be careful to work with only the best quality publishers who will make your work shine!
There is much help to get your writing published!
See TWU library at https://twu.edu/library/scholarly-communication/ and http://libguides.twu.edu/oa
Use RefWorks 3.0 to manage your research and organize your work in the correct style needed!
Find great places to get published at Ulrich's Periodicals Directory at http://libguides.twu.edu/az.php?a=u
See the TMC Library help at http://digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu/about.html
Faculty and Staff, see The Center for Faculty Excellence with the mission at https://twu.edu/cfe/what-we-do/
Do you know Orchid & ResearchGate? see ResearchGate
Journal / Author Name Estimator (JA/NE) helps you find a reputable place to publish and more
Locate great places to publish at Ulrich's Periodicals Database. You can input a subject like functional foods and find a list of authoritative, peer-reviewed journals and information about how you can get published with them.
At http://libguides.twu.edu/c.php?g=270205&p=1803134 you can find information on open access publishing, including the Repository @ TWU. You can learn more about open access at the Directory of Open Access Journals (see https://doaj.org/about) PLOS at Creative Commons (at https://creativecommons.org/about/) and at resources like SPARCalid.
A 12 minute video guiding librarians on how to partner with others in order to get published may be of help to you here.
Please be careful. It can be difficult to identify valid, peer-reviewed, authoritative journals in the mass of a business model that has publication offers popping up constantly in your email. Many appeals to the potential author appear, on the surface, to be scholarly, valid research organs of communication, but careful research reveals that the appeals are actually something else. Please ask your librarian for help or do the research yourself.
To determine if an offer to be published is the kind of high quality journal you seek, library scientists have produced some helpful resources. Take the title and any other information you have about the title and start your search. Trust, but verify.