John Coupland

John Coupland

Expert knowledge about how to obtain food from the natural world is as old as humanity. In prehistoric times, we can imagine expertise was held within family groups or tribes and was extremely locally relevant. With the development of agriculture came the formation of cities and a growing proportion of the population not immediately concerned with growing or preparing food. This social change required additional technologies and more specialized skills of food preservation, transportation, and d…

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John Coupland, PhD, a past president of IFT, is a professor of food science at Pennsylvania State University ([email protected]).
John Coupland
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