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Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the Food Industry
Edited by Benjamin Valdez, ISBN 978-953-307-916-5, Hard cover, 488 pages, Publisher: InTech, Published: February 01, 2012 under CC BY 3.0 license, in subject Agricultural and Biological Sciences
DOI: 10.5772/1869
This book presents the wisdom, knowledge and expertise of the food industry that ensures the supply of food to maintain the health, comfort, and wellbeing of humankind. The global food industry has the largest market: the world population of seven billion people. The book pioneers life-saving innovations and assists in the fight against world hunger and food shortages that threaten human essentials such as water and energy supply. Floods, droughts, fires, storms, climate change, global warming and greenhouse gas emissions can be devastating, altering the environment and, ultimately, the production of foods. Experts from industry and academia, as well as food producers, designers of food processing equipment, and corrosion practitioners have written special chapters for this rich compendium based on their encyclopedic knowledge and practical experience. This is a multi-authored book. The writers, who come from diverse areas of food science and technology, enrich this volume by presenting different approaches and orientations.
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Book contents
- Chapter 1A Discussion Paper on Challenges and Proposals for Advanced Treatments for Potabilization of Wastewater in the Food Industry
- Chapter 2The Application of Vacuum Impregnation Techniques in Food Industry
- Chapter 3Freezing / Thawing and Cooking of Fish
- Chapter 4Novel Fractionation Method for Squalene and Phytosterols Contained in the Deodorization Distillate of Rice Bran Oil
- Chapter 5Microorganism-Produced Enzymes in the Food Industry
- Chapter 6Nanotechnology and Food Industry
- Chapter 7Micro and Nano Corrosion in Steel Cans Used in the Seafood Industry
- Chapter 8Characteristics and Role of Feruloyl Esterase from Aspergillus Awamori in Japanese Spirits, ‘Awamori’ Production
- Chapter 9Functional Foods in Europe: A Focus on Health Claims
- Chapter 10The Industrial Meat Processing Enterprises in the Adaptation Process of Marketing Management of the European Market
- Chapter 11Facilitating Innovations in a Mature Industry-Learnings from the Skane Food Innovation Network
- Chapter 12Organic Food Preference: An Empirical Study on the Profile and Loyalty of Organic Food Customers
- Chapter 13Yeast, the Man’s Best Friend
- Chapter 14Trends in Functional Food Against Obesity
- Chapter 15Improving Nutrition Through the Design of Food Matrices
- Chapter 16Epidemiology of Foodborne Illness
- Chapter 17Allium Species, Ancient Health Food for the Future?
- Chapter 18Starch: From Food to Medicine
- Chapter 19Antihypertensive and Antioxidant Effects of Functional Foods Containing Chia (Salvia hispanica) Protein Hydrolysates
- Chapter 20Wine as Food and Medicine
- Chapter 21Food Quality Control: History, Present and Future
- Chapter 22Employment of the Quality Function Deployment (QFD) Method in the Development of Food Products
- Chapter 23Quality Preservation and Cost Effectiveness in the Extraction of Nutraceutically-Relevant Fractions from Microbial and Vegetal Matrices
