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The role of refrigeration in worldwide nutrition (1996), 1st Informatory note on refrigeration and food.
Type of article: Informatory note
Summary
The purpose of this first IIR informatory note on food is to tell how refrigeration can improve everyone's diet, both quantitatively and qualitatively. The note describes: reducing post-harvest losses; improving food safety; improving food supply to the cities; benefitting from international trade (foodstuff imports, exports of high-value-added produce).
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- Original title: The role of refrigeration in worldwide nutrition (1996), 1st Informatory note on refrigeration and food.
- Record ID : 1998-0903
- Languages: French, English
- Subject: Figures, economy, Developing country, General information
- Source: IIF, Note Inf./IIR, Inf. Note/Bull. IIF-IIR/www.iifiir.org - 2 tabl./vol. 77 - n. 2
- Publishers: IIF-IIR
- Publication date: 1996/11
- Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.
Links
- See also: IIR Informatory Notes on Refrigeration and Food.
The role of refrigeration in worldwide nutrition (2009), 5th IIR Informatory Note on refrigeration and food.
The Role of Refrigeration in Worldwide nutrition (2020), 6th Informatory Note on Refrigeration and Food. - See translations: El papel del frío en la alimentación mundial.
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