January 2003, Volume 57, No.1



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D E V E L O P I N G   F O O D S

Hispanic Market Shows Huge Potential
Hispanic foods are proliferating in specialty and retail stores and foodservice operations, and the mainstream market is beginning to discover them. the result is a boom for food marketers savvy enough to understand the nuances within the Hispanic market.
PIERCE HOLLINGSWORTH, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

Hispanic Cheeses: The Quest for Queso
Hispanic cheeses, manufactured by modifications of European cheesmaking procedures to accommodate environmental and cultural influences, provide unique combinations of flavors, textures, and cooking properties.
DIANE L. VAN VEKKEN and NANA Y. FARKEY

Chile Peppers: Heating Up Hispanic Foods
Chile peppers, which play a central role in Hispanic cuisine, continue to grow in popularity for their desirable pungency.
DANISE COON

F E A T U R E S

Bioprocess Engineering of Enzymes
The increasing availability of new bioengineering techniques makes for a very promising future for the development of new enzymes to meet the demands of the food industry.
ISAAC N.A. ASHIE

B A C K P A G E

Recall Planning Is Key for the Food Industry
MARY ANN PLATT

C O L U M N S

Bet Your Bacon on Breakfast
Consumer Trends by A. ELIZABETH SLOAN

Regulating Botanicals in Food
Regulatory Impact by ANTHONY ANSCOMBE

The Good, the Bad and the NotTooUgly
IFT Newsmakers by JAMES N. KLAPTHOR

Products & Technologies

Getting More Fruits and Vegetables into Foods
Ingredients by DON E. PSZCZOLA

Regulating Botanicals in Food
Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods by LINDA MILO OHR

Dioxin Testing
Laboratory by JAMES H. GIESE

Developments in Beverage Processing
Processing by J. PETER CLARK

Thou Shalt Not Pass  Barrier Plastic Packaging
Packaging by AARON L. BRODY

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