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04-Nov-2009 - Rost. He added: “This packaging enables the high temperature sterilisation of food products when
02-Nov-2009 - seeds with SC-CO2 at higher pressures, temperatures, or for longer treatment times resulted in greater microbial reductions than treatments at lower pressures, temperatures, or for shorter treatment times
29-Oct-2009 - withstand low temperatures and can even grow in or on refrigerated foods. The hardy pathogen is also a
23-Oct-2009 - Smoking salmon at sufficiently high temperatures reduces the risk of Listeria monocytogenes ... Smoking salmon at sufficiently high temperatures reduces the risk of Listeria monocytogenes ... temperatures and in samples containing higher concentrations of salt and smoke compound, reported researchers and temperature during the cold and hot-smoking of salmon. Inactivation effect “The inactivation rate
21-Oct-2009 - , or cook the meat to a temperature that destroys the E.coli. An industry-wide sampling of all ground
19-Oct-2009 - by three dB(A) and the reduction of machine surface temperature.” Environmental impact
16-Oct-2009 - of the contaminated batch, or cook the meat to a temperature that destroys the E. coli. The legislation will include
14-Oct-2009 - of barrel at the required temperature for blow moulding. An induction system would generate heat via coils on the inside of the barrel which not only reduces heat loss but also provides greater temperature
09-Oct-2009 - that uses lost heat from baking ovens to power freezing units to temperatures as low as -10C. ... that uses lost heat from baking ovens to power freezing units to temperatures as low as -10C. ... temperatures of +5C to +7C, or ammonia which results in much lower temperatures of -30C but is a hazardous and that Miwe’s new system offered a hazard-free solution to bringing freezer temperatures to -10C. Non
02-Oct-2009 - ready-to-eat product is influenced significantly by the pH, water activity and storage temperature -to-eat product under various temperature conditions.”
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13-Nov-2009 - “significantly extended fry life” and are more stable at high temperatures than either existing Vistive oils
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06-Nov-2009 - and water, help the product withstand the rigours of transport and temperature fluctuations, and act as a environment and temperature, and other ingredients in the formulation, and the level of fat. For example
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06-Nov-2009 - of unpackaged milk, between 2005 and 2008, fell by 1.8 per cent but Ultra High Temperature (UHT) varieties
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05-Nov-2009 - to replicate retail storage at temperatures ranging from 18 to 24 °C. And they said that they measured
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30-Oct-2009 - attributes that add benefits to consumers such as time-temperature food quality labels, self-heating or self
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29-Oct-2009 - degrade over time, due to pH and temperature of storage. “The presence of flavone -C-glycosides induced significant [colour enhancement] and enhanced anthocyanin stability at all pH and temperature
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27-Oct-2009 - significantly affected starch gelatinisation, “by increasing pasting temperature and reducing viscosity
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26-Oct-2009 - Temperatures in the range of 100 and 120 Celsius led to products being described as having a H and temperature. “The results indicated that temperature and pH influenced not only the number but also
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26-Oct-2009 - at low pH and shows good resistance in hot temperatures: “In addition, it has no taste issues
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23-Oct-2009 - ). Changes in levels may occur depending on food processing, temperature and time, and on levels in water
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