Food Processing

Food processing is a technology which uses a set of techniques and methods to transform raw ingredients (or raw Food) into other forms for consumption by humans or animals by the food processing industry. Food processing typically takes harvested crops or animal products and produces marketable, long-life products which can be consumed directly or stored to cook later.

 

The main benefits of food processing are preservation, distribution, marketing, protection from environmental substances and the ease of preparation.

 

There are also a few drawbacks of food processing like the loss of nutritional value and health effects due to added additives.

Some of the Food processing methods are:

Removing the outer layer of vegetables

Chopping or slicing of vegetables.

Mincing

Liquefaction (to produce fruit juice)

Fermentation in beer

Mixing

Addition of air for bread packaging or gasification of soft drinks

Packaging

 

  • Liquefaction technology
  • Fermentation technology

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