Titlebook: Shelf Life Evaluation of Foods; C. M. D. Man (Senior Lecturer),A. A. Jones (Group Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 199

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The principles and practice of shelf life prediction for microorganismssical and biological changes which result in a sensory change in the food. If the limiting factor is not correctly identified, then subsequent studies will be flawed. Unfortunately, in many cases, the factors studied are those most easily measured rather than those which limit the shelf life. For th

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Packaging and food qualityfrequent visits to numerous retail outlets that such a system would require. The supply of exotic foodstuffs that consumers have learned to take for granted would also be impossible to maintain without some means of preservation and packaging. However, different products have different demands. Some

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Modified-atmosphere-packed ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat meat productsproduction, distribution and storage of product, legislation and, last but not least, changes of attitude by the consumers. The consumers of today want convenience; convenience in preparation, packaging, portion control and convenience in serving whether cooking is required or not. They also want, a

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Potato crisps and savoury snacksIn the UK, they are categorised as snack products which are generally understood as ready-to-eat ambient, ‘shelf stable’ (6–12 weeks) savoury products, prepacked and offered through a variety of outlets including supermarkets and other food retailers as well as catering establishments (.). This then

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Ready-to-eat breakfast cerealsmining shelf life are quite different from products which have a short shelf life, for example, chilled foods which may only be stable for three to four days. The factors affecting the shelf life are also quite different; deterioration during life will probably not affect the safety of a breakfast c

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Frozen foods the freezing point. For most foods the freezing point is around -2°C (28.4°F). This superchill temperature is totally unsatisfactory for holding any frozen products, all of which demand far colder temperatures. This has led to prefixes being used in front of the adjective ‘frozen’ (such as ‘quick’

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