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  1. School days.(customer service at Frigoscandia Equipment): An article from: Food Processing
  2. E-B ionization zaps salmonella. (electron beam treatment) (includes related article on Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' electron ... An article from: Food Processing by Judy Rice, 1993-07-01
  3. What makes it convenient? Time-pressed meal preparers are reaching for meal kits, pre-cooked and pre-cut items and other shortcuts to make a 'home-cooked ... less time.: An article from: Food Processing by Kantha Shelke, 2005-08-01
  4. Foodservice R&D steps up to the plate. (food service product development compared to retail food product development): An article from: Food Processing by Jack Neff, 1997-08-01
  5. Are your customers being served? (Market View).(Column): An article from: Food Processing by John L. Stanton, 2002-09-01
  6. Going with the grain: ARS scientist finds a more natural way to separate rice's valuable starch and protein.(agricultural research service): An article from: Agricultural Research by Harmeet Guraya, 2005-02-01
  7. The 13th annual flavor survey.(Cup Service): An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
  8. An appraisal of some food processing methods of the future by Kermit Bird, 1967
  9. Picking up steam.(steam turbine cogeneration): An article from: Food Processing
  10. Selling wellness to consumers: multi-dimensional marketing provides the healthiest fit.(marketing trend analysis) : An article from: Food Processing by Diane Toops, 2006-03-01
  11. Filters ensure that oil's well: the right kind of filtration system, whether built-in or retrofit, can help preserve cooking oil and cut expenses. (industrial ... fryers): An article from: Food Processing by Pan Demetrakakes, 1997-03-01
  12. Guerrillas in the marketing mist. (E.Lab's R&D approach): An article from: Food Processing by Jack Neff, 1997-02-01
  13. Dairy processing methods to reduce water use and liquid waste load (Waste water) by Kent D Rausch, 1997
  14. Neuhaus Neotec - high tech and roasting. (Neuhaus Neotec GmbH, coffee roasting): An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal by Cornel Kuhrt, 1990-11-01

81. From Growing To Processing Chapter 4 Producing Your Food Product
Producing Your food Product. Research and Development Assistance Department ofHealth, Water Quality Control Division, (303) 6923590. processing Method
http://www.ag.state.co.us/mkt/fgtp/chapter4.html
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From Growing To Processing Chapter 4
Producing Your Food Product Research and Development Assistance

The Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition at Colorado State University provides information on flavor and sensory evaluation, foodservice management, baking, food preparation, biotechnology, meats, poultry, extrusion, fermentation, chemical engineering and microbiology. Technical assistance is provided free of charge. For help with formula and recipe modification, shelf- life testing, taste panels and start-up product lab testing, call (970) 491-6579 or (970) 491-6772. Processing Locations
Start-ups have several options in how and where to process their product. Ordinarily the least expensive option is to rent a commercial kitchen and process the product yourself. This allows the start-up to obtain a legally- processed product without incurring the expense of equipment and a facility. A commercial kitchen is a health department-inspected facility. You can directly approach restaurants, churches, service organizations, or other food processors about their willingness to rent available facility time so that you may process your product. Make sure that the establishment has a current health department license. Once you have outgrown this arrangement, you may wish to consider working with a co-packer. See

82. Division Of Housing And Food Services - Payment Information
It costs DHFS two percent of the total amount charged to process these payments.The Division of Housing and food service and the Bursar s Office do not
http://www.utexas.edu/student/housing/index.php?site=1&scode=5&id=80&menu=35

83. Food Safety Handbook
Part V. food Safety Operations in food processing, Handling, Commercial foodService Establishments The Principles of Modern food Hygiene
http://www.knovel.com/knovel2/Toc.jsp?BookID=1107

84. Food Production Daily – Food Processing & Packaging Materials (food Equipment,
Daily news on food processing and food packaging providing information and market A new rapid testing method for Salmonella receives approval from an
http://www.foodproductiondaily.com/
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All news articles September 2005 August 2005 Previous months Market Reports ... Events Business Tools Free Newsletters All Newsletters All Sites Corporate News Service ... News Syndication Free Newsletter OK All newsletters From Europe - Daily at 11.00 GMT - Wednesday 21 September 2005 UK company launches rapid shake sterilisation method "Shake your money maker" could be the new refrain food processors are singing in the future if a UK company's quick sterilisation technology becomes the new standard for treating canned products. Heinz plans to exit frozen food business in Europe and spend more on developing new processing and packaging methods. Detecting microbes using the glow worm effect A quick method to determine whether meat, milk or other food products are contaminated with microbes uses the "glow-worm" effect. Timestrip develops smart shelf-life label with Nestlé The companies plan to launch a commerical trial of the label later this year. Food allergies: a problem and an opportunity A study analyzing food allergies in the US suggests that the “free-from” market has far from peaked.

85. Related Stories On Agriculture & Food Processing
Related stories on Agriculture food processing Agricultural ResearchService (ARS) scientists have developed a method for cleaning up fermentation
http://www.federallabs.org/servlet/FLCRelatedItemListServlet?wRelatedID=01

86. Available Technologies - Office Of Technology Management
The alternative method is inthe-package food processing, such as the processused for canned vegetables and soups. In-the-package food processing requires
http://www.otm.uiuc.edu/techs/techdetail.asp?id=126

87. Faculy Of Food Science Technology
Faculty of food Science permits a degree of specialisation in food chemistryand process technology, food microbiology, or food retail and food service.
http://www.ucc.ie/prospectus/htmls/food.html

88. XIII. The Food Service And Restaurant Administration Major
A career in any of the many foodservice related industries is challenging, exciting, National food Processors Association 13501 Street,
http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/huec/fnhandbook/sect13.html
XIII. THE FOOD SERVICE and RESTAURANT ADMINISTRATION MAJOR
The Food Service and Restaurant Administration major at Oneonta provides students with a substantial academic background in food science, foodservice management, business, economics, and liberal arts courses leading to a B.S. degree. A student will develop leadership potential and professional skills, two keys to success in the field. Classes are generally small in size and students have numerous opportunities to interact with faculty and fellow students to explore individual interests. Transfer students are recognized as adding an extra dimension to the learning experience and often provide unique insights into topics and assignments. Due to the diversity of employment opportunities, emphasis is placed on conceptual and human relation skills, personnel management, basic management, economics, communication and computer literacy, as well as food science and the related topics of food processing, safety, and marketing. Graduates of our program have found employment in diverse segments of the industry. Along with academic requirements, students are encouraged to pursue work experiences (Link to pictures from our labs, course activities, and field trips at the

89. Food Science Central From IFIS Publishing
methods exist for monitoring levels of GM ingredients in foods. Comparison ofpercentage GM values for processed foods with those of their raw materials is
http://www.ifis.org/
HOME FSTA ABOUT CONTACT US ... REGISTER Latest Breast cancer, estrogen, soy genistein, and other dietary factors Guest Site Search Whole Site Articles Internet Links Advanced Search FoodInfo Online Features Webwatch ... Information Store Regular articles to keep you up-to-date with what's happening in the food science community. Total antioxidant capacity of plant foods: a functional ingredient for a healthy diet?
Oxidative stress-related diseases, such as cancer and atherosclerosis, have a complex aetiology with multiple risk factors that involve the interplay between genetic and environmental influences. More...
Short reviews of web sites of particular use to the food community. Web-based courses on food law
The International Food Law Internet Certificate Program is sponsored by the Institute for Food Laws and Regulations and the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University. More...
In Memoriam: Ernest Mann
Molecular biology and its application to microbial food safety Crunch time as snack foods market faces new challenges ... Food safety and hygiene
Regular reports highlighting and discussing new, key food science papers.
The new whey to drink

Whey permeate has been suggested as a suitable ingredient for sports beverages and thirst-quenching beverages in general.

90. CHOOSING AND SETTING UP A METHOD FOR RECYCLING FOOD RESIDUALS AND OTHER ORGANIC
Large corporate office/campus (ie a major employer with food service) During the pelletization process, the food residuals must be subjected to heat to
http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~wastemgmt/foodresiduals/index1.htm
An initiative of New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station and Rutgers Cooperative Extension FOOD RESIDUALS DIVERSION PROJECT
Some Basic Considerations
If you are any of the following, a substantial portion of the waste in your dumpster may be food residuals:
  • Educational institution—higher education, primary and secondary State institution—hospitals, prisons, other institutions Hospital/health care facility Large corporate office/campus (i.e. a major employer with food service) Supermarket Restaurant, Catering operation Resort/Conference Facility Food manufacturing/processing operation Food distributor/wholesaler
Because this waste has a high water content, it is heavier per cubic foot than most of the other waste you produce. This may not only affect the price you pay to get rid of all your trash, but this means that you run the risk of employees suffering lifting injuries in transferring the waste to the dumpster. Food waste is also the waste which can make your dumpster stink (as it rots) and attract rodents or vermin. There are better things to do with food waste than simply put it out with the trash.

91. Processed Foods: Safe, Convenient, And Nutritious
The most widely used processing methods include canning, freezing, Scientificstudies demonstrate that processed foods are just as nutritious and safe.
http://www.hormel.com/templates/knowledge/knowledge.asp?catitemid=4&id=271

92. Food Irradiation - What Is It? - Iowa State University Extension
This article describes the process of food irradiation and how food is irradiated . It is an energyefficient food preservation method that has several
http://www.extension.iastate.edu/foodsafety/irradiation/index.cfm?parent=3

93. Journal Of Food Process Engineering Home Page
Journal of food Process Engineering information, contents and abstracts on the Complex Method for Nonlinear Constrained MultiCriteria (Multi-Objective
http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/journal.asp?ref=0145-8876

94. BCC's Food & Beverage Publications
GA111R Weight Loss Markets Products, Services, foods and Beverages food andbeverage processors sterilize and pasteurize products in order to destroy
http://www.bccresearch.com/food/
Reports. (Click here for upcoming titles) GA-121 Probiotics: Ingredients, Supplements, Foods U.S. sales of probiotics are estimated at $764 million in 2005 and are expected to rise at an average annual growth rate of 7.1% to $1.1 billion in 2010. The report contains:
  • A detailed examination of the applications for probiotics in supplements and food products
  • Recent historical trends in U.S. sales of probiotics
  • Details of the structure, technologies and relevant government regulatory provisions that govern activities in the industry
  • Current trends in domestic probiotic sales compared to those in Canada, the European Union and Japan
  • Market forecasts through 2010
  • Profiles of the major probiotics companies from the U.S., Canada, the European Union and Japan. Published July 2005 180 pages 57 tables Price: Show contents GA-110R The Global Market for Carotenoids The current worldwide market value of all commercially-used carotenoids is estimated at $887 million for 2004 and expected to rise at an average annual growth rate of 2.9% to just over $1 billion. The report contains:
  • A synopsis of the current carotenoid market, showing the relevance of different production systems, application segments, regional distribution and the dominating players
  • 95. NSF International : Food Safety Services : Frequently Asked Questions
    Process; » Retail food Safety; » Receive Estimate / Quote for Services HACCP is a systematic method using seven principles for analyzing a food process
    http://www.nsf.org/business/haccp/faq.asp?program=HACCP

    96. NSF International : Food Equipment : How To Become NSF Certified
    Process; » Retail food Safety; » Receive Estimate / Quote for Services Just ask to talk with a representative of the food Equipment Program.
    http://www.nsf.org/business/food_equipment/process.asp?program=FoodEqu

    97. FoodQuality.com
    food Quality.Com magazine is for professionals in the food safety industry. The National food Laboratory (The NFL) has developed a new method to test
    http://www.foodquality.com/
    Free Subscription New Subscribers ... Address www.foodquality.com Web Home Current Issue Archive Media Kit ... Resistant E.Coli Spreads in England Sept 13, 2005Warwick, England Strains of E. coli bacteria that are resistant to most types of antibiotics and may be spread in food are increasing rapidly in England, the government's health agency said yesterday. The Health Protection Agency called for more research, saying there is no reliable estimate of the number of cases involved and it is not certain how the bug is transmitted.
    E. coli are very common bacteria that normally live harmlessly in the gut, and are one of the most common causes of urinary tract infections. In a report to a health conference in Warwick, central England, the HPA said the new E. coli strains produce an enzyme called Extended-Spectrum Beta Lactamase, or ESBL, which makes them more resistant to antibiotics and therefore makes the infections harder to treat. In many cases, only two oral antibiotics and a few intravenous antibiotics remain effective. "Voluntary national surveillance of blood poisoning (in England) caused by E. coli from 1994 to 2004 indicates a recent increase in the numbers of infections that are multi-resistant and therefore likely to be ESBL-producing strains," said Dr. Georgia Duckworth, who compiled the report.

    98. Use Good Ingredients, Methods When Preserving Foods
    Use good ingredients, methods when preserving foods Instead, creatingconvenience foods and preparing foods that suit individual tastes are some of the
    http://www.extension.umn.edu/extensionnews/2005/perservingfood.html
    July 20, 2005
    Use good ingredients, methods when preserving foods
    By Carol Ann Burtness, University of Minnesota Extension Service Today, most people do not preserve food at home for economic reasons. Instead, creating convenience foods and preparing foods that suit individual tastes are some of the main reasons. As you preserve foods this summer, these tips may make your work easier, safer and more successful:
    • Lids: Always use new lids for every home-canning project. Do not reuse a lid that previously has been placed on a jar for storage or processing. Once the lid's sealing compound has taken the imprint of a jar, it will not seal properly a second time. When you buy new canning lids, date the box. Try to use these lids within five years. Old lids tend to cause sealing problems. Always read the directions on the box of lids. Recently, there were changes in the materials used in lids, and you could have sealing problems if you don't follow directions or put the rings on too tight. Processing times: Processing times that are indicated in recipes are scientifically determined to ensure food safety. When using a boiling water canner, start counting processing time when all the jars are in the canner and the water has returned to a rolling boil. This rolling boil must be maintained for the entire processing time.

    99. Our Web Page Has Moved
    ARS Continues Advances in Irradiation of ReadyTo-Eat Foods Agricultural ResearchService scientists at the Eastern Regional Research Center are
    http://www.arserrc.gov/www/
    Our web page has moved. You should be redirected to the new page. If you are reading this page, please click the link below. http://www.ars.usda.gov/naa/errc

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