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Issue
  Table of Contents
Summer, 2001   Fruits And Vegetables: Safe Handling and Preparation Practices to Reduce the Risk of Foodborne Illness
Entrepreneur Profile: Tekle Tomlinson
Steps to Start a Specialty Food Business
FDA Taking Close Look At Allergens In Food Plants
Targeting the Right Market for Your Product
Skinny Doughnuts: Reducing Fat with the Help of Rice
     
Spring, 2001   The Northeast Center For Food Entrepreneurship
ENTREPRENEUR PROFILE Wyman Chor
Acidified (Pickled) Foods
The 12 Biggest Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make
A Brief Look at Kosher and Halal Foods
Listeria monocytogenes: A Foodborne Pathogen
Fermented and Dried Meats Workshop Successfully Completed
Northeast Cider Producers Discuss New HACCP Regulations at Cornell
     
Winter, 1999   News from the Director
Profile -- Mary Kay Hummes
Hudson Valley Food Works
Water Activity
HACCP approach to Food Safety
     
Fall, 1999   Manufacture of Low Sugar/ No Sugar Jams and Jellies
ENTREPRENEUR PROFILE Hyacinth Thomas - Brateka Enterprise, Inc.
FIRST ANNUAL SMALL-SCALE FOOD PROCESSORS
ASSOCIATION MEETING & CONFERENCE:
BUILDING COMMUNITY & PROFIT
THE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY OF MAKING PRESERVES
FOOD SAFETY AND YOU
BUSINESS BYTES
DR. PADILLA-ZAKOUR PROMOTED
NEWS FROM THE FOOD VENTURE CENTER
     
Spring, 1999   Steam Kettles
Profile -- Carol Murphy
Food Safety and You -- Coliform Bacteria as Indicators of Food Sanitary Quality
The HACCP approach to Food Safety in the home
     
Fall, 1998   Chemical Preservatives
Propionates and Parabens
Kitchen Themometers
Alicyclobacillus: an emerging problem for New York's Processors of Fruit Juices
     
Summer, 1998   Choosing the best Sanitizer
pH Meters
Chemical Food Preservatives
     
Spring, 1998   Top 10 food safety questions
Steps required to start a business
     
     
     
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