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Storage stability of frozen foods in relation to glass transition temperatures.

Author(s) : KERR W. L., REID D. S.

Summary

New developments in measuring technologies, thermophysical processes (including glass transition, respiration and transpiration), predictive microbiology modelling, etc., are making it possible to better protect frozen and chilled food. Examples are given for produce, such as broccoli, fresh cut melon, green beans, apricots, etc. Special attention is paid to transport and display cabinets, cryogenic tunnels and drum freezers. Sessions were held on international shipment and inspection issues, and on the use of HACCP methods and the direction in which US regulations should evolve. Papers: 37 (in english)

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  • Original title: Storage stability of frozen foods in relation to glass transition temperatures.
  • Record ID : 1997-1523
  • Languages: English
  • Source: New Developments in Refrigeration for Food Safety and Quality.
  • Publication date: 1996/10/02
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