... sustainability in waterand wastewater management is a current requirement of industries in order to promote the minimization of fresh water consumption and reduction of wastewater production ... al., 2009) Waterand wastewater management Prior to the implementation of a tertiary process for wastewater treatment aiming at water reuse to reduce the consumption of fresh drinking water, it ... the slaughter and processing of poultry and swine The industry has its own drinkingwater treatment plant (DWTP) and wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) The major water resource of this industry...
... alterations can cause a range of textural and functional changes, such as the development of toughness, loss of protein solubility, loss of emulsifying capacity, and loss ofwater holding capacity (Miller ... heating, sarcoplasmic and myofibrillar proteins are coagulated and denaturated The extent of these changes depends on the temperature and time and affects the yields and final quality of the fishery ... (2009) Effect of Freezing and Cooking Processes on the Texture of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo Salar) Fillets 68 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry Proceedings of the 5th CIGR...
... of in water courses Worldwide total water waste volume was estimated in more than 1.500 km3 in 1995, knowing that every litre of waste water contaminates litres of freshwater, 12.000 km3 ofwater ... factors affecting living standards are the water availability and food In fact, life expectancy andhealth are determined by both Considering the expected demand on food (and water) as well as the ... intellectual property and legal issues derived from the use of these inventions and patents must be considered too 2.3 Nanotechnology andwater supplies In this decade, the demand ofwater supplies...
... Social Aspectsof the Food Industry protection and use of metal and plastic coatings, corrosion is still generated, being lower with the use of plastics (Lange et al, 2003) Variaitons of humidity and ... temperature and wind to determine the time of wetness (TOW) and the periods of formation of thin films of SOX and Cl- which were analyzed to determine the corrosivity levels (CL) in outdoors and indoors ... structure of the can, in the manufacturing process, such as molding shapes and bad handling 134 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry Currently, new materials and coatings...
... insulin sensitivity and diabetes risk, diet-related cancer, mental state and performance and gut healthand immunity Expert groups reviewed the availability of indicators ofhealthand disease states ... three months exposure 142 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry Conclusions Corrosion is the general cause of the destruction of most of engineering materials; this destructive ... Classification of low corrosivity of indoor atmospheres- Determination and estimation of indoor corrosivity ISO, Geneva, 2006 ISO 11844-2:2005 Corrosion of metals and alloys - Classification of low corrosivity...
... substantiation ofhealth claims related to vitamin D and maintenance of bone and teeth (ID 150, 151, 158), absorption and utilisation of calcium and phosphorus and maintenance of normal blood ... substantiation ofhealth claims related to vitamin K and maintenance of bone (ID 123, 127, 128, and 2879), blood coagulation (ID 124 and 126), and function of the heart and blood vessels (ID 124, 125 and ... category, a food or one of its constituents andhealth All health claims should be authorised and included in the list of authorised claims The quantity of the food and pattern of consumption required...
... the substantiation ofhealth claims related to melatonin and alleviation of subjective feelings of jet lag (ID 1953), and reduction of sleep onset latency, and improvement of sleep quality (ID ... aspectsof marketing mix and SWOT analysis Source: own processing 214 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry Company 100 types of products Company 190 types of products System of ... testing and product innovations Different usage of marketing actions and tools in practice causes the differentiation of producers´ offers 218 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food...
... business and the innovation 236 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry initiative What Govindarajan and Trimble (ibid.) suggest is a gradual and well-managed integration of old and ... understanding of the common good of a change of strategy and behavior 5.2 The importance of analysing and bridging regimes The fact that processes underlying innovation and industrial and economic ... the long run, possible health 242 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry problems in humans and unforeseen risks and dangers due to the complexity of nature (hubpages.com(2))...
... induction of the release of satiety peptides or the decrease of ghrelin could be basically obtained by the incorporation of functional ingredients that may 286 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof ... for long-term storage of various types of cells Specially, freezing has become an important mean of preservation and storage of strains used for many types of industrial and food processing, such ... breathing problems As weight increases, so does the prevalence of 280 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry health risks The health outcomes related to these diseases, however, may...
... irradiation and vacuum heating have been 366 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry reported (A N Jyothi, 2008; Sitohy and Ramadan, 2001) Some of the recent uses of phosphorylated ... activity and total phenolic content of some Asian vegetables International Journal of Food Science and Technology, 37, 153-161 Lanzotti, V (2006) The analysis of onion and garlic Journal of Chromatography ... Melissari, E (2006) Fatty acid composition of Allium species lipids Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 19, 620-627 354 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the Food Industry Zia-Ul-Haq, M.,...
... (437 and 591g/mL), 30 (569 and 454 g/mL), 45 (112 and 74g/mL), 60 (254 and 61g/mL), 75 (254 and 98 g/mL) and 90 (56 and 394 g/mL), and with Flavourzyme® at 15 (287 and 401 g/mL), 30 (239 and ... amounts of antioxidants and flavonoids (Renaud and de Lorgeril 1992) In a recent study the blood drawn of 20 probands before and after drinking wine were analyzed After drinking it, higher levels of ... phenolics of the group flavanonols and flavones are astilbin and engeletin They were found in high amounts in the skin and wine of white grapes, grape 408 Scientific, Healthand Social Aspectsof the...
... of the consumer market Reduction of losses Chaves (2002) Yogurt Identification of the most important aspects from the standpoint of quality Translation of the needs and desires of customers and ... Approximation of the areas of Marketing andof Food Science and Technology, reduction of the final cost and increase of the success potential in launching the new product due to the participation of the ... concern for the health, aesthetics and environment It demands food products of low-calorie, healthier and natural and environmentally friendly A strong trend is the Employment of the Quality Function...
... stage of labor is the delivery of the placenta, which follows the first two stages of dilation of the uterine cervix and delivery of the infant, respectively See FIGO Safe Motherhood and Newborn Health ... mortality and other aspectsof women’s health studies they located that examined the impact of interventions on the proportion of women delivering in health facilities, three found that rates of facility ... Medical, Social and Health- care Factors,” Bulletin of the World Health Organization 90, no (June 2012): 418–425 16 | improving maternal mortality and other aspectsof women’s health But while...
... knowledge of toxic species of cyanobacteria and their ecology, the chemistry and toxicology of the most relevant toxins, safe concentrations in drinkingand recreational water, monitoring of organisms ... volume is intended to be useful to environmental and public health agencies, water supply utilities, and managers ofdrinkingand recreational water, as well as to researchers in this field Copyright ... Teratogenesis, and Reproductive Toxicity .132 7.18 Conclusion 133 References 134 Chapter Risk and Safety ofDrinking Water: Are Cyanobacterial Toxins in DrinkingWater a Health...
... Cyanobacterial Toxins ofDrinkingWater Supplies Li, R H and M M Watanabe (2002) DNA base composition of planktonic species of Anabaena (cyanobacteria) and its taxonomic value Journal of General Microbiology ... Algae of the British Isles Environment Agency (England and Wales) and University of Durham, Department of Biological Sciences, Durham, England Williams, C D., J Burns, et al (2001) Assessment of ... the a and b subunits of phycocyanin Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 81: 7946–7950 Dyble, J., H W Paerl, et al (2002) Genetic characterization of Cylindrospermopsis...
... 40 Cyanobacterial Toxins ofDrinkingWater Supplies Baden, D G and V L Trainer (1993) Mode of action of toxins of seafood poisoning Algal Toxins in Seafood andDrinkingWater I R Falconer, ed London, ... Cyanobacterial Toxins ofDrinkingWater Supplies (Sivonen and Jones 1999) The information on solution and crystal structure of microcystin has immediate relevance to the mechanism of toxicity, which ... synthesis of the aromatic portion C-7 to C-10 with the terminal benzene ring; addition of C-5 and C-6; and finally synthesis and addition of the β-amino acid portion C-1 to C-4 Other routes of ADDA...
... in drinking water, as is discussed in Chapter and Chapter (Humpage and Falconer 2003) C raciborskii producing cylindrospermopsin has been identified in drinkingwater reservoirs and in finished drinking ... Assessment of Blue-Green Algal Toxins in Raw and Finished DrinkingWater Denver, AWWA Research Foundation and American Water Works Association Carmichael, W W and P R Gorham (1981) The mosaic nature of ... Queensland, Australia Ph.D thesis, Rockhampton, Queensland, School of Biological and Environmental Sciences, Central Queensland University Fabbro, L D and L E Andersen (2003) Baseline Assessment of...
... Poisoning of Livestock and People 81 population of 213,000 people, drew their drinkingwater supply from the river upstream of the dam wall The water was then processed by a conventional filtration and ... the drinking water, with visible discoloration and particulate material in water from the tap Inspection of the open posttreatment water tanks reticulating water to the city showed regrowth of ... prairie drinkingwater sources Water Science and Technology 25: 147–154 Kuiper-Goodman, T., I Falconer, et al (1999) Human healthaspects Toxic Cyanobacteria in Water: A Guide to Their Public Health...
... exposure of 1.0 µg of cylindrospermopsin per liter ofdrinkingwater (equal to 0.03 µg/kg/day of cylindrospermopsin in a 60-kg adult drinking L of water) will result in a theoretical risk of in ... food and from drinkingwater must be determined For the majority of metals, industrial contaminants, and pesticides, food is likely to be a significant source However, groundwater and surface water ... epidemiological study of colorectal cancer in an area of China has shown an association between drinking surface waterand these cancers Measurement of microcystins in the drinkingwater sources show...
... Toxins ofDrinkingWater Supplies Guideline Value of µg/L for microcystin-LR in drinkingwaterand a similar concentration recommended for cylindrospermopsin, analytical techniques for tap water ... routine water analysis 10.7 MICROCYSTINS AND NODULARINS: BIOASSAY AND ANALYSIS Microcystis blooms have caused worldwide deaths of livestock, and there are early reports ofwater bloom” as a cause of ... alternative drinkingwater (Baker et al 2001) In this case the toxin has not been identified and is not any of the presently described toxins For investigation of the toxicity of cyanobacterial blooms of...