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Freezing and Freeze-Drying,arbohydrate distribution in preserving the viability of micro-organisms in freezing and freeze-drying is also discussed, as this is a significant factor affecting the success of freezing and freeze-drying processes in the production of starter cultures and the preservation of probiotic bacteria.

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Industrial Production of Active Probiotics for Food Enrichment,cussed, including the type of microorganisms used and the production process. Details of processing conditions and choice of probiotics for retaining the viability of the microorganism through production are included. Advanced non-food application of probiotics and the potential for such products are also presented.

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“The Wide, Wide World,” 1896–1897 This chapter focuses on the affect of selected nonthermal-processing technologies on the stability of bioactive compounds in a number of foods. A brief description of these technologies is also included.

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,Mrs Thatcher’s Economic Legacy,describes the principles and processing techniques of spray drying for encapsulation of food bioactives, including probiotics, polyphenols, enzymes and peptides, vitamins, and essential fatty acids. The storage stability of spray dried bioactives and challenges from both a research and industrial perspective are also briefly discussed.

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Online Sales of Insurance Products in the EU a valuable high-temperature-short-time (HTST) reactor. Extruded food products are safe, nutritious and of high organoleptic quality. Progress in extrusion technology is expected to contribute to the global food supply.

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Spray Drying of Bioactives,describes the principles and processing techniques of spray drying for encapsulation of food bioactives, including probiotics, polyphenols, enzymes and peptides, vitamins, and essential fatty acids. The storage stability of spray dried bioactives and challenges from both a research and industrial perspective are also briefly discussed.