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Food Analysis Laboratory Manual (Food Science Text Series) by S. Suzanne Nielsen, 2010-02-22
Food Processing Technology: Principles and Practice, Third Edition (Woodhead Publishing in Food Science, Technology and Nutrition) by P.J. Fellows, 2009-07-28
Understanding Foodservice Cost Control: An Operational Text for Food, Beverage, and Labor Costs (3rd Edition) by Edward E. Sanders, Timothy Hill, et all 2007-06-03
Food Analysis (Food Science Text Series)
Cleaning-in-Place: Dairy, Food and Beverage Operations (Society of Dairy Technology series)
Food Chemistry (Food Science and Technology) by Owen R. Fennema, 1996-06-19
Strategic Questions in Food and Beverage Management (Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism)
Principles of Food Sanitation (Food Science Text Series) by Norman G. Marriott, Robert B. Gravani, 2010-11-02
Introduction to Food Process Engineering (Food Science Text Series) by P. G. Smith, 2003-01-01
Introduction to Food Toxicology, Second Edition (Food Science and Technology) by Takayuki Shibamoto, Leonard F. Bjeldanes, 2009-04-08
Frozen Food Science and Technology
Principles of Cleaning and Sanitation in the Food and Beverage Industry by Guillermo Etienne, 2006-09-14
Handbook of Food Engineering, Second Edition (Food Science and Technology)
Enzymes in Food Processing, Third Edition (Food Science and Technology)

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Food For Thought: Soft Drinks As Top Calorie Culprit, Science News Online, June
Soft drinks have overtaken white bread as the main source of calories in the USdiet, contributing to an increasing rate of obesity in the country.
http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20050618/food.asp

Extractions: Week of June 18, 2005; Vol. 167, No. 25 Naila Moreira Hamburgers and french fries typically take the rap as the worst villains in the U.S. diet. But people in this country may in fact be drinking, rather than eating, their main sources of calories, reports Odilia Bermudez of Tufts University in a new study. "When you put together soda and fruit drinks, that seems to be in first place as energy provider in the American diet," says Bermudez, who presented the preliminary results of her ongoing study at the Experimental Biology conference in April. "This is something to worry about." She then calculated the total energy contribution of these soft drinks, which include sodas and drinks containing less than 10 percent fruit juice, to the diets of the people who drank them. The drinks represented 14 percent of these adults' total daily energy intake. "For the nutrition world, that's an extremely high value," Bermudez says. Fizz and fat Bermudez' new study links the sweet beverages to obesity. People who consumed the drinks had a higher body mass index (BMI), the usual measure of obesity, than those who drank only low-fat milk and 100-percent orange juice. Bermudez asserts that soft drinks are one factor contributing to a widely documented "obesity epidemic" in the United States.
MSc/Postgraduate Diploma In Food Science, Safety And Health
School of Life sciences Research, food science. academic staff many of whomhave personal experience of working in the food and beverage industry.
http://www.bio.hw.ac.uk/courses/msc_food_science.htm

Extractions: Heriot-Watt Universitys modular training programme in Food Science, Safety and Health by Distance Learning is tailored to take advantage of the excellent career prospects available in the food and drinks industry. The programme, run by the School of Life Sciences, is ideal for busy graduates, mature students and working professionals who want to develop their career in the food industry to its greatest potential but cannot or, do not want to give up work, family or other commitments for conventional campus-based study.
Liquid Candy: How Softdrinks Are Harming America's Health ~ CSPI
Return to the Center for science in the Public Interest The food and DrugAdministration should require labels on nondiet soft drinks to state that
http://www.cspinet.org/liquidcandy/

Extractions: Read the Report (PDF 718Kb) Press Release: CSPI Calls on FDA to Require Health Warnings on Sodas Adding in noncarbonated soft drinks (including fruit drinks, ades, iced teas, and the like) adds thousands of more empty calories to the diet each year. Carbonated soft drinks are the single biggest source of calories in the American diet, providing about 7 percent of calories; adding in noncarbonated drinks brings the figure to 9 percent. Teenagers get 13 percent of their calories from carbonated and noncarbonated soft drinks. Consumption of carbonated soft drinks peaked in 1998, when consumption was 56.1 gallons per person. In a historic turnaround, consumption was 7 percent lower in 2004. And because some people have switched to diet sodas, the consumption of caloric soft drinks declined by 12 percent. Soft drinks provide large amounts of sugars (mostly high-fructose corn syrup) to many individuals' diets. Soda pop provides the average 12- to 19-year-old boy with about 15 teaspoons of refined sugars a day and the average girl with about 10 teaspoons a day. Those amounts roughly equal the government's recommended limits for teens' sugar consumption from all foods.
Food Additives ~ CSPI’s Food Safety
Artificial coloring Pet food, beverages, candy. In 1999, the Center forScience in the Public Interest petitioned the FDA to ban bromate.
http://www.cspinet.org/reports/chemcuisine.htm

Extractions: Food additive cemetery ANTIOXIDANTS retard the oxidation of unsaturated fats and oils, colorings, and flavorings. Oxidation leads to rancidity, flavor changes, and loss of color. Most of those effects are caused by reaction of oxygen in the air with fats. CARCINOGEN is a chemical or other agent that causes cancer in animals or humans. CHELATING AGENTS trap trace amounts of metal atoms that would otherwise cause food to discolor or go rancid. EMULSIFIERS keep oil and water mixed together. FLAVOR ENHANCERS have little or no flavor of their own, but accentuate the natural flavor of foods. They are often used when very little of a natural ingredient is present. THICKENING AGENTS are natural or chemically modified carbohydrates that absorb some of the water that is present in food, thereby making the food thicker. Thickening agents "stabilize" factory-made foods by keeping the complex mixtures of oils, water, acids, and solids well mixed. TOP Chemicals usually are tested for an ability to cause cancer by feeding large dosages to small numbers of rats and mice. Large dosages are used to compensate for the small number of animals that can be used (a few hundred is considered a big study, though it is tiny compared to the U.S. population of 270 million). Also, the large dosages can compensate for the possibility that rodents may be less sensitive than people to a particular chemical (as happened with thalidomide). Some people claim that such tests are improper and that large amounts of any chemical would cause cancer. That is not true. Huge amounts of most chemicals do
FoodWorks Directory - New Zealand Food, Beverage & Grocery - Academic
foodWorks New Zealand food and beverage industry on-line - products and servicesfrom The University of Auckland DESCRIPTION food science, nutrition,
http://www.foodworks.co.nz/directory/links6.htm
Food And Beverage From New Zealand - FoodWorks
foodWorks New Zealand food and beverage industry - directory of products and Employers requiring students for work within the area of food science and
http://www.foodworks.co.nz/
Food Ingredients - Yeast, Sweeteners, Food Fibers, Flavors
Subscribe to Other Novis Enewsletters - food, Beverage Nutrition food science nutrition food legislation Industry consumer trends
http://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/
Bristol Associates - Executive Search Firm Recruiting For Jobs In
BS food sciencerelated area; advanced degree is a plus as is fresh fruit 5+ years experience of food/ Beverage/ Dairy/ Liquid Products Processing
http://www.bristolassoc.com/currentjobs.aspx?s=fabp&m=se
KiwiCareers - Food And Beverage Manufacturing Training
Training list for food and Beverage Manufacturing Bachelor of Consumer andApplied sciences (food science) Bachelor of Consumer and Applied sciences
http://www.kiwicareers.govt.nz/lists/courses/f16a_foo.htm
Undergraduate Programs
food science and Technology involves the understanding of basic sciences and The food and beverage industry is of major economic importance and is the
http://www.eng.unsw.edu.au/prospect/ug/bsc/fs.htm

Extractions: What is Food Science and Technology? Food Science and Technology involves the understanding of basic sciences and the application of this knowledge to foods from the point of production, through handling, processing, preservation, distribution and marketing, up to consumption and utilisation by consumers. It is concerned with food processes, food commodities, food composition and food quality (including sensory properties, safety and nutritional value). The study of food science and technology integrates many scientific disciplines. Its bases are in chemistry, physics, biochemistry and microbiology. Its borders merge with those of agriculture, engineering, human nutrition, public health, commerce, psychology and law. Biotechnology has a role of increasing importance in food science and technology. The food scientist and food technologist are concerned with food supplies and requirements, community wants and needs, and equitable distribution of foods to ensure human nutritional needs are met.
U Of S: Prospective Students
food science applies principles from chemistry, biology, The Department ofApplied Microbiology food science is small, diverse and has a supportive
http://explore.usask.ca/programs/ag/5533A568-43C1-4FF3-BAC6-B87445E0F78F

Extractions: U of S Home Contact A-Z Index ... Request More Information Jump to another program Agribusiness - Diploma in Agriculture Agricultural Biology Agricultural Economics Agriculture Biotechnology Agronomy Agronomy - Diploma in Agriculture Animal Science Animal Science - Diploma in Agriculture Crop Science Environmental Science Food Science Horticulture Science Plant Ecology Plant Sciences Poultry Science Rangeland Resources Soil and Environmental Science Examine the invisible world. Learn how to avoid E. coli, why beer is a safe beverage for travelers and how the caramel is put into the Caramilk bar. These are just a few of the opportunities available to you when you choose to major in Applied Microbiology and Food Science at the University of Saskatchewan. Applied microbiology is the study of the microbial world and the way it interacts with our own. It looks at how we can harness and utilize the powers of microbes in areas ranging from food production, to pest control, to industrial applications, to medicinal uses.
U Of S: Prospective Students
Learn how to avoid E. coli, why beer is a safe beverage for travelers and how the The Department of Applied Microbiology food science is small,
http://explore.usask.ca/programs/ag/E6A0CA78-B883-477F-953F-7EF82E9A1E72

Extractions: U of S Home Contact A-Z Index ... Request More Information Jump to another program Agribusiness - Diploma in Agriculture Agricultural Biology Agricultural Economics Agriculture Biotechnology Agronomy Agronomy - Diploma in Agriculture Animal Science Animal Science - Diploma in Agriculture Crop Science Environmental Science Food Science Horticulture Science Plant Ecology Plant Sciences Poultry Science Rangeland Resources Soil and Environmental Science Examine the invisible world. Learn how to avoid E. coli, why beer is a safe beverage for travelers and how the caramel is put into the Caramilk bar. These are just a few of the opportunities available to you when you choose to major in Applied Microbiology and Food Science at the University of Saskatchewan. Applied microbiology is the study of the microbial world and the way it interacts with our own. It looks at how we can harness and utilize the powers of microbes in areas ranging from food production, to pest control, to industrial applications, to medicinal uses.
The Harlan Group, Inc. - Senior R&D Scientist â FOOD OR BEVERAGE â MUS
ARE YOU WORKING FOR A food OR BEVERAGE COMPANY NOW? MUST HAVE A 4 YEAR DEGREE INfood science AND AN MS or PhD IS HIGHLY DESIRED. Please do not apply if you
http://www.careersinfood.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/jobsearchdetails/JobID/93365/s

Extractions: $70,000 to $79,999 This range was selected from the CareersInFood.com salary data list. See the "Additional Salary" or contact the recruiter for actual salary and benefits. Additional Salary Strong Bonus Plan and excellent benefits Job Types Food Technol/Scientists Project Manager Industry Segments Baking Beverage Condiments Flavors Frozen Foods Company Information The Harlan Group, Inc.
The Harlan Group, Inc. - R&D Scientist â FOOD OR BEVERAGE â MUST HAVE
ARE YOU WORKING FOR A food OR BEVERAGE COMPANY NOW? MUST HAVE A 4 YEAR DEGREE INfood science AND AN MS IS HIGHLY DESIRED. Please do not apply if you
http://www.careersinfood.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/jobsearchdetails/JobID/84170/s

Extractions: $80,000 to $89,999 This range was selected from the CareersInFood.com salary data list. See the "Additional Salary" or contact the recruiter for actual salary and benefits. Additional Salary $55,000 to $82,000 depending on experience Job Types Food Technol/Scientists Industry Segments Beverage Condiments Flavors Frozen Foods Nutritional Products Company Information The Harlan Group, Inc.
IUFoST - Publications
THE WORLD OF food science, IUFoST and IFT Electronic Magazine are sourceddirectly from key experts in the international food and beverage sector,
http://www.iufost.org/Publications.html

Extractions: Publications THE WORLD OF FOOD SCIENCE, IUFoST and IFT Electronic Magazine The World of Food Science , the IUFoST and IFT electronic magazine features regulatory news, new business developments, association news and conferences, country/regional profiles and issues related to food safety, government, international affairs, consumer trends. The magazine offers up to 50 pages of food science news, including technical articles of global interest. Join the ongoing discussion on Biotechnology in The World of Food Science The magazine at www.worldfoodscience.org is jointly authored by IUFoST and IFT. OFFICIAL IUFoST JOURNALS The International Review of Food Science and Technology The publication contains a unique collection of articles of lasting value on the latest developments in food technology, processing and production. The features are sourced directly from key experts in the international food and beverage sector, government officials, renowned academics and recognized consultants. Third Issue - Table of Contents Foreword Alan Mortimer, President IUFoST, 2003-2006
CareerMATTERS - Careers - Supervisors, Food, Beverage & Tobacco Processing
Several years of experience in the food, beverage or tobacco processing industry food Safety and Quality Assurance (M.Sc.) food science (Honours B.Sc.)
http://www.ilc.org/cfmx/CM/Careers/cm_career_bottom.cfm?career_id=563
The Event Event Overview Speakers Sponsors Organisers Who Should
This concern has provided many opportunities for both food and beverage manufacturers This conference will consider the science of functional foods and
http://www.marcusevans.com/events/CFEventinfo.asp?EventID=9849
Food & Beverage Products - Find The Latest Books, CDs And Technical Publications
food beverage products bookshop, books, science technical publications,CDROMs, slide sets. Natural food Colorants - science and Technology
http://www.cplbookshop.com/glossary/G266.htm
Food Scientist Shortage Damaging UK's R&D Future
08/07/2005 The lack of food science recruits in the UK is unsustainable if the Subscribe to Other Novis E-newsletters - food, Beverage Nutrition
http://www.foodqualitynews.com/news/news-ng.asp?n=61146-food-scientist-shortage
Food Science Links
Links to food science Sites. SAIB Now Permitted by FDA as Beverage WeightingAgent With SAIB now being permitted in the United States, it is approved in
http://www.leffingwell.com/links2.htm

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