This video series aims to inspire you to consider a career within the agri-food sector. The predicted labour shortage in our industry by 2030 coupled with the little careers information …
1. What are the latest consumer trends? The most recent market studies indicate that consumers wants to be more aware of where their food comes from and what it may …
In this section you will find an answer to frequently asked questions on the topic of food quality, safety and authenticity. 1. What is food safety? Food safety is the …
The meaning of ‘decent work’, food terrorism, animals’ five freedoms and food poverty or security. Here are the answers to 10 frequently asked questions about ethical and sustainability considerations. 1. …
In this section you will find an answer to frequently asked questions on the topic of Diet and Health. 1. What are macronutrients? Macronutrients are the nutrients we need in …
Food fraud can be broadly categorised as: adulteration, tampering, product overrun, theft, diversion, simulation and counterfeiting, for the purpose of financial gain by increasing the apparent value of the product …
Alternative proteins are proteins from sources other than meat, dairy, eggs and fish. Currently, the main resource for alternative proteins are plants such as legumes (e.g., soy, pea, beans), cereals …
Before we end the course, we would like to draw your attention to the DECIFood: Database for Educators: Choices for Incorporating Food, which directs you to learning resources and tools …
What is our microbiota? Microbiota is defined as the collection of microorganisms present in a defined environment. A huge number of microorganisms colonize our gastrointestinal tract. The microbiota in our …
Food allergic and intolerance adverse food reactions refer to any abnormal clinical response that occurs following the ingestion of a food or food component other than the nourishment the food …
As we’ve seen in the previous step, AFNs emerge from social, cultural and political movements explicitly opposing the contemporary dominant model, aiming to spatially reorganize the food systems to create …
Alternative food networks (AFNs) can be defined as rapidly mainstreaming spaces in the food economy, which are commonly characterized by attributes such as spatial proximity between farmers and consumers, fair …
Thank you for joining us on week 1 of our Introduction to Food Science course and for all your interesting discussions. Throughout the week we explored food macronutrients and micronutrients; …
Food quality is an important factor in the success of a food product, particularly, as food buisinesses aim to remain competitive in the global marketplace. Defining Food Quality Typically, the …
Food deserts are defined as areas where people cannot access affordable and nutritious food. They are usually found in impoverished districts or neighborhoods where they lack stores, farmers markets, and …