March 2003, Volume 57, No.3



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F E A T U R E S

Zoonnutrients and Health
Understanding how molecular structures have evolved to provide nutritional functions in animals will lead to a new generation of foods that can deliver on the promise of maintaining optimal health.
ROBERT E. WARD and J. BRUCE GERMAN

HighPressure Sterilization: Maximizing the Benefits of Adiabatic Heating
Taking into account the importance of temperature and temperature control could make highpressure sterilization economically more feasible.
WOUTER B.C. de HEIJ, LUDO J.M.M. van SCHEPDAEL, ROY MOEZELAAR, HANS HOOGLAND, ARIETTE M. MATSER, and ROBERT W. van den BERG

BACKPAGE

Acceptance of Unacceptable Losses
KENNETH S. MARSH

C O L U M N S

Sweet Seekers
Consumer Trends by A. ELIZABETH SLOAN

Cultural Revolution
Business/Marketing by PIERCE HOLLINGSWORTH

Combining Culinary Arts with Food Science
Culinary Concepts by NEIL H. MERMELSTEIN

IFT Topics Drive 2003 Content
IFT Newsmakers by JAMES N. KLAPTHOR

Products & Technologies

Putting WeightManagement Ingredients on the Scale
Ingredients by DON E. PSZCZOLA

Healthy Aging
Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods by LINDA MILO OHR

Texture Measurement in Foods
Laboratory by JAMES H. GIESE

Modular Unit Delivers Irradiation Pasteurization
Processing by J. PETER CLARK

Packaging Candy in a New or Newer Form
Packaging by AARON L. BRODY

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