Titlebook: Citrus Processing; Quality Control and Dan Kimball Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 food.food industry.microbiology

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H. Furuta,K. Sugiura,E. Watanabe,T. Nakahara and birds. However, citrus juices may be processed and packaged in nearly every climate, each with its own problems in regard to animal infestation. Regardless of the processing conditions, the same basic principles of pest control are generally applicable and important in producing a good-quality citrus product.

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N. C. Das Gupta,H. Paul,C. H. Yud material within the juice. Removal of these components renders the resulting serum Newtonian in nature. The term “consistency” or “apparent viscosity” is generally used with non-Newtonian fluids, while “viscosity” is generally used with Newtonian fluids.

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Citrus Rheologyd material within the juice. Removal of these components renders the resulting serum Newtonian in nature. The term “consistency” or “apparent viscosity” is generally used with non-Newtonian fluids, while “viscosity” is generally used with Newtonian fluids.

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Imperfect Maintenance and Dependence,ng in the development of dehydrated fruit juices and frozen concentrates. Prior to this time, California dominated the citrus industry with its fresh markets. With the advent of frozen concentrated orange juice and its increase in popularity, the citrus industry moved east to Florida.

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Imperfect Maintenance and Dependence,mposition. Because sucrose consists of one molecule of glucose and one molecule of fructose, the densities of aqueous solutions of sucrose mixed with equal portions of glucose and fructose are similar to the densities of 100% sucrose solutions.

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G. Schall,S. Gollwitzer,R. RackwitzTherefore, this chapter has been included to give the processor a global picture of citrus varieties. Taxonomy that is related to rootstocks, ornamentals, or other areas not directly relevant to citrus processing has been omitted. Only those taxonomical parameters that concern citrus products are considered.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2858-2ss contamination to intentional adulteration, and, unlike the contamination discussed in previous chapters, can be lethal to product consumers. For this reason, prevention of such contamination should be a vital part of any sanitation or quality control system in citrus processing plants.