Fermentation and Food Safety
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TextPublication details: Maryland: Aspen, 2001.Description: 290pISBN: - 0834218437
- 660.28448 ADA/F
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Fermented Foods And Their Production. Why Fermented Foods Can Be Safe. An Introduction to the HACCP System and Its Application to Fermented Foods. Chemical Hazards and Their Control: Endogenous Components. Chemical Hazards and Their Control: Toxins. Toxic Nitrogen Compounds Produced during the Processing: Biogenic Amines, Ethyl Carbamides, Nitrosamines. Microbiological Hazards and Their Control: Bacteria. Microbiological Hazards and Their Control: Viruses. Microbiological Hazards and Their Control: Parasites. Biotechnology and Food Safety: Benefits of Genetically Modifications. Safety Assessment of Probiotics and Starters. Practical Applications: Prospects and Pitfalls.
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