Minimally Processed Refrigerated Fruits & Vegetables

Minimally Processed Refrigerated Fruits & Vegetables by R.C. Wiley, published by Springer Science & Business Media on April 30, 1994, is a comprehensive exploration of the scientific, technical, and practical aspects related to the manufacture, storage, distribution, and marketing of minimally processed refrigerated (MPR) fruits and vegetables. This first edition spans 368 pages and is presented in English, focusing on the importance of quality and safety in providing convenient, fresh-like products for food service and retail consumers.
Readers will find detailed discussions on the refrigeration processes essential for maintaining the quality and safety of these food products. The book addresses the unique challenges posed by enzymic and respiratory factors, as well as microbiological concerns that affect both low acid and acidified vegetables and the economic viability of high acid fruit products. With a focus on cooking methods, nutrition, and agricultural technology, this work aims to unify understanding in a swiftly emerging area of food processing.
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The objective of this book is to introduce, organize, and document the scientific, technical and practical aspects involved with the man ufacture, storage, distribution and marketing of minimally pro cessed refrigerated (MPR) fruits and vegetables. The overall func tion of these foods is to provide a convenient, like-fresh product for food service and retail consumers. A high level of quality accom panied by superior safety are essential requisites of MPR fruits and vegetables. Since refrigeration or chilling is essential to the quality and safety of these food products, “refrigeration” is included in the title of this book, i.e. MPRefrigerated fruits and vegetables. This swiftly emerging area of processing requires organization and unification of thinking concerning fruit and vegetable food products which are not considered commercially sterile from a classical stand point. Fruits and vegetables require very special attention because of the multitude of enzymic and respiratory factors as well as mi crobiological concerns which impact on the safety of low acid and acidified vegetables and on the economic viability of high acid fruit products of all kinds.
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