Food Packaging Technology, Volume 1ISBN: 978-0-471-18641-0
Hardcover
400 pages
December 1996
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Partial table of contents:
PART 1: FUNCTIONS OF PACKAGING.
The Role of Packaging in Preserving Foodstuffs.
Packaging and Microbiology.
PART II: RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH POTENTIAL FOOD CONTAMINATION CAUSED BY PACKAGING.
Transfers Between the Food Product and the Packaging: Migration.
PART III: CONSUMER NORMS AND REGULATIONS.
Packaging Regulations.
The Cosumer's Point of View.
PART IV: THE CONTAINER AND ITS CLOSURE: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF PACKAGING MATERIALS -
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS.
Metallic Containers for Sterilization.
Stamped, Restamped, and Stamped Drawn Cans.
Films and Edible Coatings.
Index.
PART 1: FUNCTIONS OF PACKAGING.
The Role of Packaging in Preserving Foodstuffs.
Packaging and Microbiology.
PART II: RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH POTENTIAL FOOD CONTAMINATION CAUSED BY PACKAGING.
Transfers Between the Food Product and the Packaging: Migration.
PART III: CONSUMER NORMS AND REGULATIONS.
Packaging Regulations.
The Cosumer's Point of View.
PART IV: THE CONTAINER AND ITS CLOSURE: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF PACKAGING MATERIALS -
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS.
Metallic Containers for Sterilization.
Stamped, Restamped, and Stamped Drawn Cans.
Films and Edible Coatings.
Index.