May 2013

Food Technology Magazine
May 2013

Features

  • Modernizing Food Safety from Farm to Fork
    The Food Safety Modernization Act and proposed rules compel food industry stakeholders to be more proactive in ensuring food safety.
  • Moving Forward on Sodium Reduction
    Health advocates and policy makers continue to push for lower daily sodium consumption even though some researchers caution that certain levels might be too low. At the same time, food manufacturers are trying to overcome formulation challenges to develop better-tasting low- and reduced-sodium products.
  • Bacteriophages: Back to the Future
    The scientific community is renewing its attention to these bacteria-killing viruses,which show potential in the reduction of pathogenic contamination of fresh-cut produce and other foods.
  • When Good Leaders Lose Their Way (Online Exclusive)
    Mark Whitacre (The Informant) reveals his meteoric rise and disgraceful fall in corporate America and the lessons he learned along the way.

Columns

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
John Ruff
Certification: A Commitment to the Profession
GLOBAL INSIGHTS
Karen Nachay
A Vibrant Market for Natural Colorings
CONSUMER TRENDS
A. Elizabeth Sloan
Label Language: What Matters to Consumers
FOOD, MEDICINE & HEALTH
Roger Clemens
The Science Behind Disordered Eating Drives
INGREDIENTS
Donald E.Pszczola
Why Today’s Sweetener ‘Rush’?
NUTRACEUTICALS
Linda Milo Ohr
Wholesome Nutrition
FOOD SAFETY & QUALITY
Neil H. Mermelstein
Aquaculture Drives Growth in Fish Production
PROCESSING
J.Peter Clark
Using Superheated Steam in Drying and Sterilization
PACKAGING
Aaron L. Brody
Toward the Electronic Food Package
PERSPECTIVE
Jeff Hilton
Eight Rules for Marketing to Teens

DEPARTMENTS

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  • February 2013
    Heating up Frozen Foods
    With the focus on fresh products, frozen food sales have cooled off. But now product developers, marketers, and merchandising pros are teaming up to end the big chill in the freezer case.
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