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Research Summary Sheets - 1999

RSS no. Project Title
1999-1 Barriers to the consumption of reduced fat bakery products
1999-2 Enlabel - a multimedia tool to help your business
1999-3 3-MCPD in food materials
1999-4 A survey of tin content of canned tomato products
1999-5 A survey of tin in canned pineapple
1999-6 Bacterial membrane damage associated with electric field and high pressure treatment
1999-7 Optimisation of time-intensity methodology for the food industry
1999-8 The role of sensory defects in product quality specifications
1999-9 Effects of in-container heat processing on foreign bodies
1999-10 Consumer attitudes towards British food products
1999-11 International guidelines for proficiency testing in sensory analysis
1999-12 Food and food ingredients: an accurate assessment of microbial quality and safety
1999-13 Acid preservation of foods
1999-14 Novel techniques for cleaning and decontaminating raw vegetables and fruits
1999-15 Rapid enumeration of total viable bacteria, fungi and yeast counts in foods and drinks
1999-16 Forecast: predicting microbial spoilage
1999-17 safefood process design system
1999-18 Control of pathogens and other contaminants during growth on fresh produce
1999-19 Bacteria attached to food processing surfaces - a risk to the safety and quality of foods
1999-20 Guidelines for the measurement of water activity and ERH in foods
1999-21 Quality assurance procedures and microbiology laboratory performance
1999-22 High pressure acidification
1999-23 Physiological fitness and survival behaviour of Salmonella Typhimurium DT104
1999-24 Molecular analysis of enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC): Identification of virulence determinants
1999-25 Advances in process validation methods for enhanced product safety and process efficiency
1999-26 Feasibility of reducing thermal processes without compromising safety: Effect of ethanol and cream on the heat resistance of Bacillus cereus, Salmonella Typhimurium and Lactobacillus delbrueckii
1999-27 Feasibility of reducing thermal processes without compromising safety: effect of ethanol and pH on the heat resistance of Bacillus cereus, Salmonella Typhimurium and Lactobacillus delbrueckiie
1999-28 Feasibility of reducing thermal processes without compromising safety: Effect of organic acids on the heat resistance of Bacillus polymyxa spores
1999-29 Assuring safe heating regimes during consumer handling and manufacture of comminuted meat products
1999-30 Application of computational fluid dynamics tools to the optimisation of the cooling of baked products
1999-31 A study of the in-container mixing processes during rotary thermal processing of convective foods
1999-32 Novel methods for the extension of the shelf life of baked goods
1999-33 The effect of information on the assessment of sweetness in a soft drink product
1999-34 An early warning system for wheat spoilage (WOSP)
1999-35 Chemistry methods - research, development, evaluation and review
1999-36 TRIP - a new approach to the measurement of time and temperature in food processing systems
1999-37 The role of denatured haemproteins as catalysts of lipid oxidation in processed vegetables
1999-38 Novel modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) for fresh prepared produce
1999-39 Detection of spoilage fungi in food using an electronic nose
1999-40 Microbiological risk assessment
1999-41 Electromagnetic pre-treatment to reduce food fouling in heat exchangers
1999-42 New technologies: monitoring, reporting and practical evaluation
1999-43 Priority assessments for pesticide residue analysis
1999-44 Vegetable variety consortium - vining pea trials 1999
1999-45 Rapid, non-destructive assessment of fresh produce quality using near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy
1999-46 Use of NIR to measure pea quality: sweetness and other sensory characteristics
1999-47 Quantification of meat species in meat and meat products using TaqMan™ PCR
1999-48 Evaluation of test kits for GMO detection
1999-49 Novel high O2 modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) for chilled combination food products
1999-50 Active packaging for fresh prepared produce: a feasibility study carried out as part of New technologies: monitoring, reporting and practical evaluation
1999-51 Review of microbiological methods in the food industry (Survey of laboratories carrying out microbiological testing of foods)
1999-52 Microbiological methods, research, development and standardisation
1999-53 Redox phenomena in cereal flour and dough systems and their technological importance (CEREDOX)
1999-54 Biotechnology Bulletin
1999-55 An investigation of the physiological implications of stress responses in Escherichia coli O157:H7
1999-56 An investigation into the effect of refrigerated conditions on the biofilm formation of Salmonella spp.
1999-57 Sources and reduction of uncertainty in microbiological testing
1999-58 Factors affecting the stability of gas bubbles in dough
1999-59 Specific help packages for the application of HACCP principles in agriculture and horticulture
1999-60 Microbiological methods innovation forum
1999-61 Quality standards for UK and imported food products
1999-62 Method development in consumer and sensory sciences
1999-63 Preparation of guidelines for the preservation of official samples for analysis
1999-64 Increasing competitiveness of home-grown wheats through improved methods for quality evaluation and optimised milling
1999-65 Understanding relationships between flour and bread quality
1999-66 The early prediction of breadmaking quality of grain and its improvement through targeted late application of nitrogen fertiliser
1999-67 New method testing for cereals
1999-68 Wheat for industrial needs (WIN)
1999-69 Technology transfer in the milling and baking industries using an Intelligent Mediator
1999-70 Identification and quantification of DNA markers associated with food authenticity
1999-71 Structural and functional heterogeneity among the puroindoline proteins of wheat
1999-72 The binding of flavour compounds to protein foods
1999-73 Blackpoint: measurement and control
1999-74 Increasing product shelf life by extending lag time
1999-75 Hand and footwear hygiene: an investigation to define best practice
1999-76 The evaluation of ozone for airborne and surface disinfection
1999-77 The use of enzymes in baking
1999-78 WEA; use of water extractable arabinoxylans to improve the stability of frozen dough and the quality of bread
1999-79 STARPAC; manufacture of packaging materials from starch-based materials
1999-80 Development of a physical model for the conversion of dough into biscuits and its relationship to external factors - "Biscbake"
1999-81 Process equipment for localised food cooling
1999-82 Investigation of double layer fabric composite for localised food cooling
1999-83 Evaluation of risk of airborne contamination to food products
1999-84 Air flows in high care food production areas - dissemination project
1999-85 Validation of a novel ELISA detection method for botulinum neurotoxins in foods
1999-86 Hygienic surfaces: characterisation and modification to improve cleanability and hygienic status
1999-87 Improving disinfection practices for food processing surfaces
1999-88 The application of enzymes to the manufacture of baked goods - cakes
1999-89 The application of enzymes to the manufacture of baked goods - crackers
1999-90 Prevention of mycotoxin contamination of cereals by application of HACCP techniques from field to end-user
1999-91 Water issues for the food industry
1999-92 Undesirable pink coloration in cooked meat products
1999-93 "Biscrunch" - consumer perception of biscuit texture, and instrumental and sensory measurements
1999-94 The biochemical and molecular control of endosperm texture in wheat and its relatives

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