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IFST speaks out about proposed food bill. (Institute of Food Science Technology seeks further controls and safety in the British food industry): An article from: Food Trade Review

Food Safety, Fresh Produce and FDA Oversight (Food Science and Technology Series)

Food Production, Preservation, and Safety (Ellis Horwood Series in Food Science and Technology) by P. Patel, 1992-07

Safety in home canning (Food science fact sheet) by R. P Bates, 1978

Safety of Irradiated Foods (Food Science and Technology) by DIEHL, 1980

Food safety: Codes of practice by Institute of Food Science and Technology (UK), 1992

Food Science Reviews. Volume I: Food Hygiene and Safety (Ellis Horwood Series in Food Science and Technology) by David Watson, 2005

Food Safety and Food Quality (Issues in Environmental Science and Technology) by Robert E. Sennett, 2001-01-01

Essentials of Food Safety and Sanitation (4th Edition) by David McSwane, Richard Linton, et all 2004-07-29

Food Safety Fundamentals: Essentials of Food Safety and Sanitation by David McSwane, Nancy R. Rue, et all 2003-08-18

Pocket Dictionary of Food Safety by Jeffrey T. Solate, 2010-11-02

Food Safety: Old Habits and New Perspectives by Phyllis Entis, 2007-01-08

Guide to Food Safety: Retail Best Practices for Food Safety and Sanitation (2nd Edition) by David McSwane, Nancy Rue, et all 2007-01-08

Food Alert!: The Ultimate Sourcebook for Food Safety by Morton Satin, 2008-09-30

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Science, Precaution And Food Safety: How Can We Do Better?
129. 29. Juskevich, JC and CG Guyer (1990), Bovine Growth Hormone HumanFood safety Evaluation. science 249875884. 30. International
http://www.consumersunion.org/food/codexcpi200.htm

Extractions: An international debate is under way, in various committees of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, on the use of precaution in making food safety decisions. The debate about precaution is part of an important larger discussion of what Codex calls "Risk Analysis," the principles and concepts that define its approach to decision-making. Codex has been working for a decade to spell out these principles, to standardize its decision-making as much as possible and to make the basis for decisions more transparent. Within the Risk Analysis framework, there is a sub-discussion on "the role of science and other legitimate factors" in decisions. The basic principles on which Codex operates recognize that both science and "other factors relevant to the protection of consumers' health and the promo-tion of fair trade in foods" are a legitimate basis for safety decisions. But to date neither "science" nor "other factors" have been precisely defined. Efforts to do so are ongoing at the Codex Committee on General Principles (CCGP), and several Codex committees that set food safety standards are working with CCGP to define how science and other factors are applied in their own work. Within that broad discussion, the role of precaution as a legitimate basis for food safety decisions has now begun to be debated. So far, this debate has been relatively shallow. Some governments have asserted that the so-called "Precautionary Principle," developed for environmental policymaking, can and should be applied in making some food safety decisions. Other governments (notably the U.S.) have argued that the "Precautionary Principle" is vaguely defined, that "precaution" can be misused as a disguised barrier to trade, that food safety decisions based on Risk Analysis are inherently precautionary in nature, and that no additional, separate precautionary "principle" is needed.
U Of MN - Food Science And Nutrition - Links
science Purdue University food science University of Florida - food science andHuman Nutrition University of Georgia - Center for food safety University of
http://www.fsci.umn.edu/links.html

Extractions: University of Minnesota-Libraries (LUMINA) ... U of M Statistical Consulting Service Visit the All Campus Events Calendar University of Minnesota eNews University of Minnesota TC New Service Other Universities: Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University Research Group on Food Technology at the Institute of Dairy and Food Science, Copenhagen, Denmark
MEL: Food Science
and answers about nutrition and safety, food and nutrition, additives and packaging,science and food from the Institute of food safety and Technology;
http://mel.lib.mi.us/science/foodhome.html

Extractions: Michigan.gov Home HAL Home MeL Internet MeL Magazines and eBooks ... Back to the Science Index Bottled Water: To Drink Or Not To Drink? Bacterial Food Poisoning Texas Agricultural Extension Service Extension Food Safety Education Database - Michigan State University Food Handling In the Home consumer fact sheet Food Poisoning and How to Prevent It Food Recalls and Safety Alerts Food Risks: Perception vs. Reality Food Safety and Food Preservation a site that will assist you in determing whether the food in your household is safe to consume or should be discarded Food Safety FAQs questions and answers about nutrition and safety, food and nutrition, additives and packaging, science and food from the Institute of Food Safety and Technology Food Safety of Turkey The Food Safety Home Page - information about the cause and prevention of foodborne illness Foodborne Illness - Hepatitis A - A Fact Sheet Freezing Prepared Foods Gateway to Government Food Safety Information news and safety alerts, consumer advice, report illnesses and product complaints, and more Home Canning.com
K-State Food Science Institute - Facilities
For information, contact food Microbiology/food safety Program Department of AnimalScience Industry 139 Call Hall, KSU Manhattan, KS 665061600 Phone (785
http://foodsci.k-state.edu/facilities/food-microbiology.html

Extractions: Food Microbiology laboratories for research and teaching are located in Call and Weber Hall. A Biosafety Level 2 pilot processing facility is available to conduct pathogen inoculated food processing studies. The facility is refrigerated and is equipped with pilot processing equipment including meat grinders, stuffers, pathogen inoculation containment cabinet, steam pasteurization equipment, charbroiling grill, blade tenderization unit, walk-in coolers, and upright refrigerators/freezers, and vacuum/modified atmosphere package equipment dedicated to pathogen studies. Additionally, a state-of-the-art smokehouse and drying room has been incorporated into the facility to allow process validation studies to A Biosafety Level 2 aseptic processing lab includes a custom designed post-process pasteurization system for conducting pathogen studies on ready-to-eat food products such as hot dogs.
Food Safety Network
Network works closely with the Canadian Research Institute for food safety as wellas national and international collaborators to put science into action to
http://www.foodsafetynetwork.ca/

Extractions: FSNet, AgNet, AnimalNet and Functional FoodNet provide current, generalized, public risk perception information about rapidly changing issues. This information is culled from journalistic and scientific sources around the world and condensed into short items or stories that are distributed daily by electronic mail to thousands of individuals from academia, industry, government, the farm community, journalism and the public at large. Background Subscribe Search the Archives FSNet archives ... The Model Farm - Research, Education and Outreach Producing safe food requires a coordinated effort from farm to fork. The Model Farm has been set up by the Food Safety Network and a fruit and vegetable farmer at Birkbank Farms in Hillsburgh, Ontario. Birkbank farms is a 250 acre, family run, fruit and vegetable farm. Owned by Jeff Wilson, the farm has been opened up to the public to provide information on commercial food production and some technologies available to farmers to help them produce safe food. Food Safety Information for the Consumer A one-stop location that answers your questions about healthy eating - especially when it comes to safe food handling. Topics such as which bugs cause illness or what to do to keep various foods safe for you and your family are priorities here. We have included lots of links from around the globe and some fun sites, too.
Food Science & Food Safety - Sydney Postharvest Laboratory
food science Technology. food safety Main Page (NCSU) Very Comprehensive; foodsafety and Hygiene a bulletin for the Australian food Industry (CSIRO DFST);
http://www.postharvest.com.au/links_Food.htm
CU Food Science - Under Grad Overview
Applicants should have a strong interest in food safety and a BS or MS degreein any biological science; applicants with a DVM or equivalent degree are
http://www.foodscience.cornell.edu/fws/graduate.html

Extractions: The Cornell University Colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences and Veterinary Medicine are seeking applicants for an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program. This training program, which is part of a comprehensive Food and Water Safety program at Cornell merges basic and applied sciences to provide students with the broad-based skills necessary for successful career development in food and water safety. Graduate students will have access to a variety of world-class facilities and programs at Cornell ranging from the Cornell Nanofabrication Facility to the Cornell Genomics Initiative. For the spring of 2003 we have openings for 2 Graduate students fellowships funded by a USDA National Needs Program, applications are currently being accepted . This graduate program will also offer unique internship opportunities outside of the traditional academic environment ranging from training in a biotechnology company to experience with state and federal agencies charged with development of scientifically-based food safety policies and regulations.
Food Science And Food Safety Publications
Crisis Response Communications Network. food science and food SafetyPublications. These publications are available as PDF files.
http://www.cahe.nmsu.edu/terrorism/food.html

Extractions: Crisis Response Communications Network These publications are available as PDF files. These files have the benefit of printing out to look almost exactly like the original publication. To use files in PDF format, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. , which is free to download from the Adobe web site by clicking on the "Get Acrobat!" icon. Extension food technology specialist, New Mexico State University Although the current focus is on a foreign threat, a food business is actually more vulnerable to someone who is familiar with it, such as a disgruntled or former employee, an unhappy neighbor or a dissatisfied customer. Owners and managers must evaluate business practices and develop plans to avoid problems and deal with contingencies. Even simple harrassment can be costly. Businesses can become overwhelmed with false complaints and "tips" to regulators of illness or product misrepresentation. Activist groups have disrupted meat businesses by jamming phone and Internet service. Claims made to the media, such as the Alar scare in apples, can cause lasting damage. Tools such as Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), along with employee training and proper documentation, offer a food business a level of protection against false claims. Any food business in New Mexico that would like assistance in developing a HACCP plan or employee training program can contact Nancy Flores, food technology specialist with New Mexico State Universityís Cooperative Extension Service, at (505) 646-1179.
Research Staff At The National Center For Food Safety & Technology
Peter Slade, Associate Professor of food safety/HACCP. BS food science and Microbiology,University of Leeds (1978), UK; Ph.D. food science (food Microbiology
http://www.ncfst.iit.edu/GRADUATE/faculty.html

Extractions: Graduate Research Assistant Positions Industry Professional-Part Time Program Master, Food Process Engineering Certificate Program Food Process Engineering Graduate Course Descriptions Next Semester Course ... s Faculty and Research Interests Charles E. Sizer, Director and Professor B.S. Chemistry, University of Nebraska (1971); M.S. Food Science and Nutrition, Colorado State University (1973); Ph.D. Food Science and Nutrition, Colorado State University (1978). George D. Sadler
Department Of Food Science - MICROBIAL FOOD SAFETY GROUP
Prerequisite senior standing in food science or related majors. The Penn State SanitationShort Course Prerequisites for food safety October 14-16, 2002 Co
http://www.foodscience.psu.edu/Research/fdsafety.html
Scientific Advances In Food Quality And Safety Food Science At Newforge Lane, Be
University of Belfast. Scientific advances in food quality and safetyfood science at Newforge Lane, Belfast. Innovation and scientific
http://www.irishscientist.ie/P56.htm

Extractions: Food Science at Newforge Lane, Belfast. Research Food safety concerns us all as the number of reported food poisoning incidences continues to increase. Consequently the bacteria responsible for these outbreaks, including Salmonella, Campylobacter, Escherichia coli 0157 and Listeria monocytogenes, are gaining notoriety! The food industry has two pressing needs with regard to confirming the presence of these foodborne pathogens: speed and sensitivity. An approach based on measuring the effect of bacteria on the impedance of the growth medium (known as RABIT - Rapid Automated Bacterial Impedance Technique) has been developed for use with Salmonella. Impedance microbiology detects microbial growth as it happens, rather than retrospectively as is the case with conventional microbiology. This procedure allows rapid sample screening. Other microbiological research areas include: The quality of food and food products is also a topic of great interest. Research teams are studying the microbiology and chemistry of food quality.
Food Science
in the major apply the principles learned in the basic sciences to the study offood science in courses such as food chemistry, food safety and microbiology
http://www.msu.edu/unit/fshn/fsc/foodsci.html

Extractions: Do you like to eat? Do you like science? If so, Food Science may be the major for you! Food Science is a multi-disciplinary science that applies chemistry, microbiology, engineering, and nutrition to develop new food products and design new processes to improve the safety and quality of foods. Food scientists solve problems related to the production, preservation, processing , distribution, evaluation, safety, and utilization of food. Food scientists develop new foods, add value to raw food commodities and improve the quality and safety of existing food products. They also develop new, safer and more efficient production and processing technologies, and find ways to insure a safe, nutritious and economical food supply. There are a variety of career opportunities for food scientists. Median starting salary is $42,500. Graduates with a B.S degree in Food Science may work in product development, basic and applied research, quality control, food safety, production supervision, technical sales, or food inspection. Students also receive appropriate training for pursuit of graduate education in Food Science or related fields. Our graduates hold a variety of interesting jobs in the food industry . Many professional societies serve the needs of food scientists and provide forums for continuing education and facilitate interactions with colleagues throughout the world.
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Food Safety
IFT is the primary society for food technology and food science. food safety NutritionInformation From the International food Information Council, this
http://www.iit.edu/~sgendel/fsvl.htm

Extractions: Government Agencies US FDA / Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) - A major source of information on many aspects of food safety, consumer advice, and regulatory information. Food Safety and Inspection Service - Homepage of the USDA agency responsible for food safety. National Food Safety Database - A cooperative effort of the USDA and the University of Florida that provides information for consumers, producers, and educators. The consumer segment has the greatest amount of information, the producer segment appears to link to on-line versions of USDA regulatory documents. Also includes some "Hot Topics" information. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Home Page - The best source for a wide variety of disease and epidemiology information including foodborne diseases and outbreaks. Includes access to a number of CDC publications. USDA/FDA Foodborne Illness Education Information Center - "The USDA/FDA Foodborne Illness Education Information Center provides information about foodborne illness prevention to educators, trainers, and organizations developing education and training materials for food workers and consumers." USDA/FDA HACCP Training Programs and Resources Database - Links to resources for those interested in HACCP training programs and materials. It is primarily intended for those developing HACCP training programs, but the material can also help those trying to understand or implement HACCP.
UWRF Food Science
food science and Technology emphasis will be on the practical applications of thisinformation to solve food microbiological safety and quality
http://www.uwrf.edu/food-science/foodmicr.htm
UGA Food Science Workshops For Food Safety & HACCP Training
food Certification Program (FCP) Professional food science personnelutilize an indepth training program on food safety. Nationally
http://fsext-outreach.ces.uga.edu/services/wkshpdescr.htm

Extractions: We offer many training opportunities throughout the year, many of which are designed specifically for the or for the Fresh Produce industry . With regulations and public scrutiny on food safety tightening daily, producers and processors will receive expert assistance in setting up process controls and food safety mechanisms within their own operations. On-site consultations are also available through your county Extension agent. See the Calendar of Events We will be more than happy to let you know when any of these workshops is scheduled. Just send an email to Marian at marianw@arches.uga.edu with the name of the workshop in the subject line or call her at (706) 542-2574. Training tailored to the This shortcourse, consisting of lectures and demonstration, will cover the science behind marinade retention in muscle, marinated product shelf life extension, and systems and procedures for marination, packaging and quality assurance. Featured speakers from industry and the University of Georgia (UGA) will give both practical and academic perspectives to achieving success in the production of marinated meat and poultry products for retail and institutional markets. Improving Your Sanitation Program This is a nationally recognized three-day workshop on sanitation fundamentals, regulations, methods, equipment and chemicals for meat, poultry and seafood, fruit, vegetable, nut, fresh and fresh-cut produce processors.
Food Safety And Nutrition Resources For Educators
A curriculum to educate middle and high school students on food safety from the USfood and Drug Administration and the National science Teachers Association.
http://www.extension.iastate.edu/foodsafety/educate.html

Extractions: A curriculum to educate middle and high school students on food safety from the US Food and Drug Administration and the National Science Teachers Association. FDA Kids Page Homepage includes information on food safety for kids from the US Food and Drug Administration Professional development program for food science teachers Food 4 Kids from University of Missouri Extension from Tacoma, Washington Department of Health Food and ScienceCook and Eat Chemistry from the Utah State Board of Education Fight BAC! Food safety songs from University of California-Davis Tufts University Nutrition Navigator Human Anatomy online Kids Food Cyber Club!
Subject Area
Subject Area food science. food safety Quality. General References. Manufacture Processing. Nutrition. Storage Preservation. Alphabetical List of Titles.
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Dairy Research Information Center - Food Safety And Cheese
ensure the microbiological safety of the cheese (Desenclos et al. 1996; Rambling,1996). In view of all these considerations the Institute of food science and
http://drinc.ucdavis.edu/html/cheese/cheese-3.shtml

Extractions: Position Statement In mold-ripened cheeses the pH falls during the fermentation by lactic acid bacteria then rises due to the activity of the mold; in soft mold-ripened cheeses this rise can allow the multiplication of bacteria, including pathogens, to very high numbers. In order to ensure the production of safe cheese the following measures are important: (1) the raw milk should be collected and maintained in good hygienic conditions (4) after pasteurization good conditions of hygiene should be maintained during production of the cheese to prevent contamination. Microbiological tests on finished cheeses have an important place in quality control, but these tests cannot ensure the microbiological safety of the cheese (Desenclos et al. 1996; Rambling, 1996). In view of all these considerations the Institute of Food Science and Technology considers that it is important to draw attention to the real hazards to human health due to pathogenic bacteria in raw milk cheeses, particularly of the soft and semi-soft type, and to encourage the use of pasteurized milk in the production of cheeses.
Food Safety Music
Parodies of popular Rock and Roll songs with food safety lyrics.Category Recreation Humor Parodies VA. September 18, 2002 National food safety Education Conference Orlando,FL. 3975. ADDRESS Carl Winter food science Technology Dept.
http://foodsafe.ucdavis.edu/music.html

Extractions: Music and Words Listen to the songs! Look at the lyrics! Powerpoint slides Read the reviews! ... Veggie Believer Performance Information Performance Schedule Video Clips from Past Performances Carl Winter's "Musical" Resume Carl Winter's Professional Page COMMENTS? As a serious food toxicologist with 15 years of experience as a University of California faculty member, I enjoy conducting research and developing food safety educational programs. For the past five years, I have combined my previous background as a musician with my scientific and communication training to develop an innovative, humorous, and effective musical approach for food safety education. Technological advances in music synthesizers and computer-based sequencing programs have allowed me to become a "one-person band." I develop parodies of popular songs by re-writing their lyrics, composing and recording musical arrangements, and producing the music. The songs can be accessed directly from this website as RealPlayer streaming audio files. In addition, I have distributed nearly ten thousand audio CDs to a variety of different audiences worldwide. I also give 25-30 live performances annually throughout the country at gatherings of scientific societies, food professionals, agricultural producers and processors, health professionals, educators, public organizations and students from grade school to college age. I hope you enjoy the music!
Chefs, Foodservice & Hospitality Directory: Science
abstracts, review articles, legislative and marketing reports, and technical/regulatorydata in the areas of food science and technology and food safety.
http://chef2chef.com/dir/Science/

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