... surveying fast- food restau- rants in New Jersey and eastern Pennsylva- niae2 Our choice of the fast- foodindustry was driven by several factors. First, fast- food stores are a leading employer of ... benefits for fast- food employees are free and reduced-price meals. In the first wave of our survey about 19 percent of fast- food restaurants offered workers free meals. 72 percent offered reduced-price ... during 1992. Since sales of franchised fast- food restaurants are pro-cyclical, the rise in unemployment would be expected to lower fast- food employment in the absence of other factors.14 B....
... sample profile and that of both fastfood restaurant profiles gives us a reasonable ground to conclude that our sample profile is a representative of the actual customer profile of both fastfood ... constant nature of quality and standard menu offast food, little time is spent acquiring information about the product. Jekanowski et al (1997) also stated that fastfood enable food time and ... example of a study which offered a good way of understanding brand equity in the service industry is the study of Prasad and dev. (2000). Their study was based on a customer centric index of hotel...
... not only for the firms offastfood but also for the customers ( www.thanhnienonline.com ). With the developing of the industryoffast food, there are many firm offast food, opened many restaurants ... the firms offastfood sold fastfood in the canteen. It can make some students to feel unhappy. Because, they are similarity with the appearing offastfood in their lunch, fastfood is really ... for the industryoffast food, because a major of customers is young in the restaurant offast food. Therefore, the youth is easy to contact new things, new technology etc and fastfood is...
... son of Jacob, organized the food stores and saved the Egyptian people during famine. This book presents the wisdom, knowledge and expertise of the foodindustry that ensures the supply offood ... emphasizing the relevance offood to human health. Lastly, quality control offood in all its stages of production: manufacturing, packaging and marketing. Special articles deal with foods as medicine, ... Potabilization of Wastewater in the FoodIndustry 15 defrosting of refrigerating and freezing chambers, (2) purging of condensers, (3) cooling of smoke fumigator chimneys, and (4) sealing and cooling of...
... varied from food to food due to variation in heat transfer rates and the sizeof the food pieces. 4.1 Texture quality Change in food texture was associated with heat treatment of the food such ... sizeof the ice crystals for pressure shift freezing (200 MPa) was stable for the first 3 months and then the sizeof the ice crystals Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry ... dehydration of some fruits: effect of the vacuum pressure and syrup concentration. Journal ofFood Engineering, Vol. 57, pp. 305-314. Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the Food Industry...
... production of amylases (Pandey et al., 1999, 2005). In the production of Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry 84produces a great number of extracellular enzymes, many of ... activity principles of foods, improvement of organoleptic features (colour, flavour), better consistence offood matrix, new packaging development, food traceability, safety and food monitoring ... evolution. The contribution of particles to the stability of foams and emulsions is another aspect of interest in the use of nanotechnology in foods. Most of the foods are (or have been during...
... 1331/2008 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 16 December 2008 establishing a common authorisation procedure for food additives, food enzymes and food flavorings, In: Official Journal of ... REGULATION (EC) No 258/97 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 27 January 1997 concerning novel foods and novel food ingredients, In: Official Journal of the European Communities, ... 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 of seafood industry...
... Aspects of the FoodIndustry 142 4. Conclusions Corrosion is the general cause of the destruction of most of engineering materials; this destructive force has always existed. The development of ... greater profit. Sophisticated regulation of this area is needed to provide consumers with high quality foods and non-misleading information. In this review the assessment of functional foods and ... 2011). The marketing campaigns of the foodindustry can obviously have very strong effects, particularly if consumers perceive them as trustworthy. It must be noted that the labelling of nutrition...
... a food category, a food or one of its constituents and health. All health claims should be authorised and included in the list of authorised claims. The quantity of the food and pattern of ... years of protection of such data. Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry 190 categories (i.e. in food supplements) in some EU countries. Somewhat similar is the case of ... is to include at least 15% of the RDA of the nutrient per 100g of final product, to enable the use of health Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry 196 EFSA. (2009o)....
... renewal of the food industry. Several PhD projects were initiated, primarily in the functional foods and marketing areas. The research Scientific, Health and Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry ... building of their position on markets. In the frame of marketing management analysis in the examined group of processing companies we asked the enterprises if there is an influence of various marketing ... processing 5. Conclusion The branch of meat processing is a significant part of the foodindustry branch. It cannot be separated as it is an integrated part offood industry. The research revealed...
... organic products make up about 2% of the world food market. Despite its small market share, organic food products is the fastest growing segment of the foodindustry especially in the developed ... Social Aspects of the FoodIndustry 246 According to the results, 84 of the respondents are married and remaining 38 of respondents are single. The married group consists of about 70% of the total ... Journal of Agricultural & Food Industrial Organization. 6, 1, pp.1-31 Davies, A., Titterington, A.J. & Cochrane, C. (1995). Who buys organic food? : A profile of the purchasers of organic food...
... this sense, the development of functional foods should be aimed to decrease the amount of energy intake (by lowering the energy density of foods or reducing the food intake) or increasing caloric ... features for the development of functional foods against obesity. Since several decades ago, in the fight against obesity, food manufactures had offer, a variety offood products named in the ... regarding food labelling, may encourage the food industry to carry out more investment in research and in the determination of the effectiveness of the functional products launched to the market...
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... officials of the California Department of Health and HumanServices, Sacramento, August 2000. vi Hitting America’s Soft UnderbellyAgroterrorism to Generate Financial Capital and as a Form of Blackmail ... n.d.3 Testimony of Robert Robinson, Food Safety and Security,” given before the Subcommit-tee on Oversight of Government Management, Restructuring, and the District of Columbia of the Committee ... resulted in the destruction of 4,000 tons of animal feed and 500,000 pounds of liquidfat at a cost of $4 million. An earlier case in Wisconsin involved the contamination of silagewith an organophosphate...