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Alternatives To Conventional Food Processing Rsc Green Chemistry 1st Edition Andrew Proctor

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Alternatives To Conventional Food Processing Rsc Green Chemistry 1st Edition Andrew Proctor
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Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
File Extension: PDF
File size: 67.98 MB
Pages: 498
Author: Andrew Proctor, James H Clark, George A Kraus, Michael Roberts, Emilie H Leibovitch
ISBN: 9781849730372, 1849730377
Language: English
Year: 2010
Edition: 1st Edition.

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Alternatives To Conventional Food Processing Rsc Green Chemistry 1st Edition Andrew Proctor by Andrew Proctor, James H Clark, George A Kraus, Michael Roberts, Emilie H Leibovitch 9781849730372, 1849730377 instant download after payment.

This multi-authored book is edited by an expert in the field and includes chapters from international contributors. It is fully cross disciplinary relating green principles to the food industry, covering legal and policy issues, engineering, food processing and food science. It addresses the alternatives to conventional food processing that have reduced energy requirements or solvent use and how they affect final food quality. Initially, the principles of green chemistry and technologies are outlined to provide a justification and basis for the processing methods that are addressed. This is followed by a discussion of legal and policy issues in both the EU and the US which provide further justification for the need for such technologies and the constraints and benefits of current policies and regulations. The major green technologies available to the food industry are discussed, outlining the main principles and applications of each. The degree to which they are already in commercial use and developments needed to extend their use further are also covered.

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