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Title: A multi-disciplinary approach to preserving the quality and safety of frozen foods throughout the distribution chain. Discussion
Authors: Kennedy, C. J. (Christopher)
Archer, G. P. (Geoff)
Kovachev, V.
Affiliation: University of Leeds. Procter Department of Food Science.
Citation: Kennedy, C. J., Archer, G. P. and Kovachev, V. (2000) 'A multi-disciplinary approach to preserving the quality and safety of frozen foods throughout the distribution chain. Discussion', Proceedings of the IIR Conference held in Sofia, Bulgaria on September 23-26, 1998: Advances in Refrigeration Systems, Food Technologies and Cold Chain, No. 6, pp.459-464.
Publisher: Institut international du froid
Conference: IIR Conference Advances in Refrigeration Systems, Food Technologies and Cold Chain, Sofia, Bulgaria September 23-26, 1998
Issue Date: 1998
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10149/181999
Type: Meetings and Proceedings
Language: en
Keywords: frozen food
food security
quality
research development
food preservation
heat treatment
aliment congelé
sécurité alimentaire
qualité
recherche développement
conservation aliment
traitment thermique
ISBN: 2913149006
Rights: Author can archive publisher's version/PDF. [Email from Conference & promotion Manager at the International Institute of Refrigeration].
Citation Count: 0 [Web of Science and Scopus, 28/10/2011]
Appears in Collections: Academic Enterprise

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