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The confectionery industry s interest in this sort of product as a count line seems to have diminished. The products are more likely to be found in multi-packs on the grocery shelves of the supermarket, aimed at the lunch box market. [Pg.227]

Cooling. Some formulas call for external cooling of the reaction. These temperatures should be followed exactly or the product intended may evolve into something completely different. To aid you in cooling, I have listed the following substances to be mixed and the temperature reductions created by them. If carried out in an insulated container these mixtures will hold a more even temperature for a much longer period. Those little Playmate lunch boxes make perfect insulated containers. [Pg.13]

Because so many lunch box foods contain numerous synthetic chemicals, it is important to at least estimate the number of different synthetic chemicals that can occur under worst and best case lunch box scenarios. The worst case lunch box example (Exhibit 18) includes a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, potato chips, an apple, and chocolate chip cookies. This single meal would contain 21 different synthetic chemicals. The best case lunch box example (Exhibit 19) includes a turkey sandwich (on rye with mayonnaise), corn chips, a banana, and sandwich cookies. This single meal would contain six different synthetic chemicals. [Pg.60]

A child s school lunch may include both homemade and commercially prepared products. When considering the number of chemicals that occur in the mixed food category (i.e., commercially available and fast-food products), parents should seriously consider using fewer prepackaged products and switch to homemade lunch box foods made from organic products. [Pg.60]

Peanut Butter Potato Chips Apple Chocolate Chip Lunch Box Chemical... [Pg.62]

Exhibit 19. Lunch Box With Best Case Food Products ... [Pg.63]

Dewars. Dewars are the best and most commonly used cryogenic containers in the laboratory. Their ability to maintain a temperature is exceptional. They are used in most labs where dry ice is found and in all labs where liquid nitrogen is found. Dewars are also found in many lunch boxes as Thermos bottles. Dewars are typically identifiable as a hollow-wall glass container with a mirror-like finish. That mirror finish is a very accurate description because the silver coating on Dewars is the same as is used on mirrors. [Pg.310]

The Nvyro disposable food packaging product range covers soup bowls, plates, cups, lunch boxes, trays and lunch plates. Products are being targeted at ready to eat food, and take away food for fast food centres, canteens, catering, hospitals, stadiums, exhibitions and conferences and shows. The products are suitable for a wide range of foods, including dry, semi-liquid, liquid, cold and hot, and fatty foods. [Pg.125]

According to our investigations, the contents of SD and STs in disposable lunch boxes differ with each product [8]. The analyzed samples were disposable lunch boxes from the market and boxes containing convenience foods and lunches. Previously, most of these lunch boxes were made of PS only, but recently have gradually changed to polypropylene (PP). Table 31.2 shows the levels of compounds found in various kinds of disposable lunch boxes. [Pg.730]

Sarin was released in commuter trains on three different Tokyo subway lines by the Aum Shinrikyo cult in 1995. Sarin was concealed in lunch boxes and soft-drink containers and placed on subway train floors. It was released as terrorists punctured the containers with umbrellas before leaving the trains. The incident was timed to coincide with rush hour, when trains were packed with commuters. Over 5,500 people were injured in the attack. [Pg.31]

The part I like best about my job is that I feel like I m making a difference in the world. I actually have influence on our food supply, the stuff your and my kids take in their lunch boxes, what we put on the table for Sunday dinner. It s an awesome responsibility, and one I try never to take for granted. [Pg.16]

On 20 March 1995, the Japanese Aum Shinrikyo sect placed lunch boxes and soft drink containers of impure Sarin on several Tokyo subway trains. These were punctured with umbrella tips and the vapour pressure of the Sarin was enough to give a concentration in the gas phase sufficient to kill 12 people and affect 5000. There was another Sarin incident at Matsumoto City involving the same sect in 1994 in which seven people died and 600 were affected. [Pg.215]

Beware child-oriented packaging and snack sizes. Make your own lunch box portions and wrap them in wax paper or reusable bags or containers. [Pg.51]

The next largest molded product market for PP is packaging, especially closures and containers. Child-resistant, tamperproof, linerless features are important design factors as also inherent chemical resistance, stress-crack resistance, and high productivity at low cost. Housewares utilize random copolymers for refrigerator and shelf-storage containers and lids. Medium-impact copolymers are used for hot/cold thermos containers, lunch boxes, coolers, and picnic ware. [Pg.395]

Plastic lunch box with lid for incubating culture dishes. [Pg.268]

Eat, drink, or smoke in areas outside the worksite. Keep all lunch boxes and coffee cups away from the work area. Use a separate lunchroom. [Pg.633]

The first portable radios operated by batteries were developed in the 1930s. The invention of the first portable hearing aids followed soon after in 1937 [47]. It could be carried by the hearing aid user, but since it used vacuum tubes it was the size of a lunch box. Wearable hearing aids became possible with the development of smaller electronic components that replaced vacuum tubes and the commercialization of small zinc-mercury oxide cells after World War II. [Pg.382]

As shown in Fig. 6.7 and Fig. 6.8, PLA can be made into various tableware such as dish, ice tray, lunch box, knife, fork, scoop and so on. [Pg.226]

The major potential food apphcations of AM/AO packaging films generally include meats, seafoods, poultry, bakery goods, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, eereals, prepared meals or ready meals (Labuza and Breene, 1989, Suppakul et al., 2003). Very low doses of active agents can be possibly used to exhibit AM and/or AO activities. These powerful active natural plant extracts and their principal constituents should be considered and selected for food applications in order to avoid the pitfall of research in relation to detrimental effect on flavor. Alternatively, flavor matching between additive and food product should be employed. For instance, wasabi extract-ineorporated sheet is commercially used for bento (Japanese lunch box). [Pg.410]

Vinyl lunch boxes have been found to contain lead (NRDC 2012). Lead is added to vinyl as a stabilizer. Exposure to sunlight and air breaks the chemical bond between lead and vinyl and causes lead dust to form. Children can get the dust on their hands and then transfer it to food, or food can become directly contaminated with the dust. Safer alternatives for carrying lunch are metal lunch boxes, canvas sacks, or paper bags. [Pg.238]

Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (2012) Lead in faucets - questions and answers, http // www.mwra.state.ma.us/04water/htmlA-ead Faucets.htm. Accessed 20 Jun 2013 McCartney R (2010) Debacle over drinking water deals a blow to CDC and EPA. The Washington Post, December 5 http //www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/ 12/04/AR2010120400223.html. Accessed 10 Jun 2013 Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) (2012) Lead in her lunch box Smarter Living. [Pg.244]


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