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    processor would fall under the green agriculture, food and natural resources sector of the circle. It falls under the green because it would deal with agriculture as in farmers with livestock animals such as lamb, beef or pork. This job would also fall under the yellow portion as being an owner of my own business. This type of job deals with food by taking apart the animal that is brought in by the farmer and taking the meat and making it into food products. This career’s highest level of…

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    Importance Of Food Hygiene

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    Food hygiene Food hygiene is termed as the preservation and preparation of food in a way that ensures it safety for human consumption. Food hygiene is equally important domestically and commercially. Food Hygiene may be defined as: Purchasing of food: While purchasing the food we must care about the following things. • Always purchase the food on the day when you are going to cook it • Always buy fresh things and check the signs of good quality food • When you buy poultry or fish meat keep it in…

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    C Perfringens Case Studies

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    Potter (2001) mentioned that C. perfringens spores may contaminate meat and meat products either before processing and survive cooking or after processing due to unhygienic handling of prepared food. Adak et al. (2002) reported that deaths due to C. perfringens (type A) food poisoning are rare but may occur in the elderly and debilitated. It is estimated to kill seven people in the USA, and between 50 and 100 people in UK yearly. Asha and Wilcox (2002) reported that the first C. perfringens…

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    HACCP is to reduce and control the risk to have hazard in food production.to control major of food risk like microbiological, chemical and physical contaminants, to ensure the consumers consume the products are safety and technology allows. That is the purpose to minimize the foodborne hazard(foodborne illness),and strengthened public health protection. Besides that HACCP is so important because it also provides the system to produce foods safely and to prove their products are safety for…

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    Documentary Food Inc

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    The Documentary Food Inc. examines the current issues with the food industry in American. It shows how we have changed from a need-based form of production and consumption to a want and desire production and consumption base, where the large industry leaders produce as much as possible for as little cost possible. The documentary suggested that the move towards an industrial food system started with McDonalds, and the move that got rid of their waitresses and invented the drive through. This cut…

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    There is a huge food waste problem in the United States that needs to be examined to try and reduce the surplus of unused food as well as reduce the amount of waste being thrown into landfills. Many ideas have been discussed, but one that has been reviewed recently is the use of garbage to help grow additional fruit and vegetables. This exceptional idea would be a financially sound move. Currently, an enormous amount of money is used by consumers, businesses and farmers to grow, process and…

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    applied and is crucial to prevent a food safety hazard to an acceptable level is a critical control point. Any potential hazard which may cause an illness or injury due to the lack of the control required must be dealt with in this step. Some examples of critical control points include thermal processing, chilling, testing ingredients for chemical residues and product formulation control (Center, Safety, & Nutrition, 2014).…

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    3.1 INTRODUCTION: Relish Agro Food is family primarily based company whose view point relies on sturdy moral conduct, long personal relationships with our customers. Being a farmer ourselves we have a tendency to ar closely related to farmers and suppliers across the globe, they’re there right from primary stages of farming to provide of finished merchandise on time, at a reasonable costs to their Customers. Relish Agro Food ar give current market updates and suggest customers once is that the…

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    Food Waste Case Study

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    the loop on food waste: Causes, concerns and rescue for consumption 1. Introduction According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), food waste means any edible substance that is wasted or degraded along the food supply chain (FSC) (FAO, 1981). Food waste mainly occurs at the end of the FSC during distribution, sale and final consumption, but it also includes all types of food losses which take place during the agricultural production, post-harvest and processing stages.…

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    as world market conditions have necessitated food industries to find a way to increase competitiveness through better production procedures, enhancing product quality and reducing the costs of production. To be specific on the food industry, other factors have been brought under consideration, the prerequisite to product the health of consumers and well as the requisite to ensure food safety. Hence, the existence of a body or system that guarantees food security is vital in safeguarding the…

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