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Lianou, A. and Sofos, J. N. (2007). A review of the incidence and transmission of Listeria monocytogenes in ready-to-eat products in retail and food service environments. ]. Food Prot. 70, 2172-2198. [Pg.202]

FIG. 19-37 Hydrogenation of soybean oil. a) Effect of reaction pressure and temperature on rate, b) Effect of catalyst concentration and stirring rate on hydrogenation. [Swem (ed.), Baileys Industrial Oil and Eat Products, vol. 2, Wifey, 1979.]... [Pg.2146]

How are raw meats stored in refrigeration units Raw meats should be stored on the bottom shelves to prevent drippings from the meat from tonching ready-to-eat products. [Pg.255]

When humans have stomach flu or other intestinal disturbances, they can temporarily lose their lactase, thereby becoming lactose intolerant. About 75% of adults lose their lactase permanently as they mature—explaining why lactose-free products are so common. Those intolerant to lactose can take lactase in pill form before eating products that contain lactose. [Pg.1039]

The globalization of food markets and the increasing demand for ready-to-eat products, especially minimally processed foods or non-thermally... [Pg.479]


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