Developing Osmosis Food Technology (English)
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Food Australia
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69
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2017
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Title:Developing Osmosis Food Technology
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Published in:Food Australia ; 69, 2 ; 46-46
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- New search for: AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Publication date:2017-01-01
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Size:1 pages
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Type of media:Article (Journal)
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Type of material:Print
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Language:English
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Table of contents – Volume 69, Issue 2
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``Post-truth'' postulates and their Application to Food Regulatory Policy There are uncomfortable parallels to the new political paradigm as alternative facts and opinion gain traction over evidence-based policy| 2017
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Changing the Code Proposal and application highlights 2016-17| 2017
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Keeping our Finger on the Pulse The phenomenal success of the international year of pulses| 2017
- 27
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Born Pure Australia's first high pressure processed baby food range hopes to tap into the growing market for nutritional food and help with fruit and vegetable wastage| 2017
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Shine Brighter The pioneer of Australia's first ``smart drink'' talks about developing a mind-boosting beverage using all natural products, the rush to market and giving back to the community| 2017
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2017 Student Product Development Competition 50th Anniversary Convention volunteers + AIFST Summer School + 2017 AIFST Student Awards| 2017
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Plant Power: Kelp is the New Kale Could the latest superfood save our lives and the planet?| 2017
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A National Approach to Food Safety Certification The move towards a national approach will be piloted in the baked goods sector| 2017
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The Good, the Bad and the Toxic Does it make any difference what oil you fry your hot chips in? + sweet taste + labelling sustainability + a new measure for food preference| 2017
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Disrupting Dairy Can increased scientific knowledge around the complexity of components in milk lead to novel, healthier dairy products for the future?| 2017
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Would You Eat 3D Printed Meat?| 2017
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Developing Osmosis Food Technology| 2017