1. Institute Of Food Science & Technology AIDS And The Food Handler Institute of food science Technology Position Statement on AIDS and the food handler The Institute of food science Technology, through its Public Affairs and Technical Legislative Committees, has that transmission of AIDS by food and beverages is not a risk. http://www.ifst.org/aids.htm

IFST: Current Hot Topics AIDS and the Food Handler SUMMARY Health authorities around the world all agree that transmission of HIV/AIDS via food and beverages is not a known risk . This situation needs to be made clear to all employers and employees in all branches of the food/drink industry and to the consuming public. It needs to be emphasised to persons with HIV/AIDS that they must comply with the other health and safety requirements applicable to all food handlers. They are more likely than others to acquire one of those diarrhoeal diseases that can be transmitted by food, and other infections or lesions. In this event, the food handlers should be managed according to the guidelines issued by the UK Department of Health. The problem The disease AIDS ( Acquired lmmune Deficiency Syndrome) is caused by a group of viruses called HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). HIV damages the immune system making the patient more susceptible to secondary infections, especially diarrhoeal diseases, lung infections and cancers. Millions of people around the world are thought to be infected with the virus and the number is increasing rapidly. It is inevitable that some of these people will be food handlers. The current statement (updated January 2001) by the US Centers for Disease Control confirms that there is no known risk of transmission of bloodborne and sexually transmitted infections such as HIV/AIDS during the preparation or serving of food or beverages. The statement on "HIV and Its Transmission" includes

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BEVERAGES: GENERAL REFERENCES Educ. Serv. Tech Serv. Market Serv. E-Commerce Serv. Be descriptive for better search results. Limit results to this site. Contact Us to Top Belesky,D.P. 2000February. Chicory roots out nutrients in soil. Resource Braddock, R.J. 1995. By-products of citrus fruit. Food Technology Products from juice extraction residues have many functional uses in food and beverage processing. Brasher,P. 2000March 15. Coke, pepsi juice up OJ sales with new varieties. Corvallis Gazette-Times , Corvallis OR C7. Belesky, D.P. 2000February. Chicory roots out nutrients in soil. Resource 7(2):13. Cheney, R. H. 1947. The Biology And Economics Of The Beverage Industry. Economic Botany Cocoa, Plant, Cocoa Beverage, Cocoa Consumption, Cocoa Production, Coffee Beverage, Coffee Consumption, Coffee Production, Tea Beverage, Tea Beverage, Tea Consumption, Tea Production Crocker, E. C.; Vucassovich, M. P. 1949. Non-Alcoholic Beverages. Food Technology Nonalcoholic Beverage, Beverage Dickins, D.; Fanelli, A. A. 1956. Practices And Preferences In Consumption Of Sweet Milk And 'Competing' Beverages. Journal Of Home Economics Coffee, Milk, Tea, Soft Drink

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Home Food Food science and technology Beverages Association Scientifique Internationale du Cafe Web site of the Association Scientifique Internationale du Café (ASIC), an international coffee science organisation based in Paris. So far, only contains information about the history and organisation of ASIC and a publications guide, but areas under construction include a membership list, information about research projects and forthcoming events, and a bibliography of coffee research papers. The site is available in either English or French. coffee international organizations Bottled water web A US-based portal for the bottled water industry. Features include: links to news items from the industry; events calendar; facts, frequently asked questions and a glossary; background articles on the industry; profiles of industry players; as well as commerce and advertising services. The site is published on the Web by Best Cellars, LLC. beverage industry bottled water British Soft Drinks Association The British Soft Drinks Association (BSDA) is a trade association for the UK soft drinks industry. Their site offers information about the Association and membership, services, publications and training courses, FAQs and a message board, and press releases. Some publications are freely available (PDF format, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader), some can be purchased, and some are for members only. An educational area, "Liquids Mean Life", is freely available to educational establishments - details on registration are available on the site.

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Research - Food Microbiology Prof Fleet, Dr Cox, Dr Heard, Dr Henriksson The principal goals of the food microbiology research program are to develop fundamental knowledge and understanding about the ecology, growth and biochemical activities of microorganisms associated with foods and beverages, and to apply this information to the management of food safety and food spoilage, the production of fermented foods and beverages, the use of microorganisms as potential sources of food ingredients and processing aids, to quality evaluation and hazard analysis. Parallel to these goals are programs to evaluate and develop modern systems for the detection, enumeration and identification of microorganisms in foods. Some research in this area is conducted within the Food Microbiology program of the Cooperative Research Centre for Food Industry Innovation ( CRCFII ). Current projects in food microbiology include: Wine microbiology - yeasts, lactic acid bacteria, acetic acid bacteria, bacteriophages, bioreactor technology) Microbiological safety of salad vegetables Oyster purification technology Yeasts as spoilage organisms, sources of ingredients for food processing

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FSTC Home Graduate Studies Outreach Programs People ... Undergraduate Studies Admissions Admissions Advising Program As A Career Courses Curriculum Industry Option ... Student Clubs Financial Aid Applications Due Dates Information What is food science? The simplest definition is "the scientific study of foods." This would mean applying the sciences to the study of foods, including chemistry, engineering, microbiology, epidemiology, and molecular biology. What is food science? The simplest definition is "the scientific study of foods." This would mean applying the sciences to the study of foods, including chemistry, engineering, microbiology, epidemiology, and molecular biology. What is food science? The simplest definition is "the scientific study of foods." This would mean applying the sciences to the study of foods, including chemistry, engineering, microbiology, epidemiology, and molecular biology. What is a food scientist?

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