Nutrition & Food Science: Volume 74 Issue 3

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Table of contents

TRENDS IN FOOD PACKAGING

F.A. Paine

At its most fundamental, packaging does three major jobs: it preserves, it protects and it identifies. It is frequently the first thing that developing countries use to improve…

Frozen vegetables

K. Mary Clegg

Excluding potato products, the most popular frozen vegetables available in the refrigerated cabinets at the grocers are peas, green beans and Brussels sprouts, in order of tons…

PROTEINS FOR THE NEW GENERATION

D.E. Crisp

World shortages of certain raw materials leading to appreciable price increases is currently a regular feature of our daily lives— and is likely to be so, unfortunately, for the…

TEACH‐IN NO. 8: Research on starch

C.T. Greenwood

Starch is the food‐reserve material of all higher plants, where it is stored in the form of characteristic, cold water‐insoluble particles known as starch granules. As starches…

Modern food production and fossil fuels

A.J. Low

The increase in food production per acre this century and more particularly in the last thirty years has been due to a number of factors but the majority have involved the use, at…

School meals in France

Mme F. Vinit

The service of school meals in France varies considerably from one town to another and from region to region. The differences in the meals depend on a number of factors but mainly…

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ISSN:

0034-6659

Online date, start – end:

1971

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Dr Vijay Ganji