PPT-Contamination

management FACTSHEET 12 Food and Garden Organics Best Practice Collection Manual The importance of low contamination Its important to maintain low levels of contamination in order to Decrease processing costs. INTRODUCTION. Milk products include milk, cream, butter, frozen deserts, cheese, fermented milks, condensed & dried milk products.. The nutritional qualities of milk & milk products make the desirable foods for humans and young animals.. in . Ethanol . Fermentation. Kenneth M. Bischoff, . Siqing. Liu, Timothy D. Leathers, Ronald E. Worthington, Joseph O. Rich.. National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research, U.S. Department of Agriculture. . of cereals &cereal products. Submitted by :. P. aramjeet . m.Sc II FN. Roll no -604. CONTAMINATION. The exteriors of harvested grains retains some of the natural flora they had while growing plus contamination from soil ,insects & other sources. . Hyogo Prefectural Government. Agricultural & Environmental Affairs Department. Environmental Management Bureau. Water & Air Quality Control Division. Water Quality Group. IINO . Hiroo. 　飯野　博夫. Guidelines and Awareness Training. Agenda. Purpose. Contamination and Craters. Recommendations. Summary. Supplier Contamination Prevention. Purpose. Contamination continues to be an issue at PPG. Multiple occurrences related to raw materials, containers or transport. Trip . blank. Water . sample produced by the laboratory, taken . into the field and . stored . with . the analytical samples. Collected in association with river . samples. Transfer . blanks . Obtained . Prepared by:. Dr. Irene Roco. Asst. Professor. Outline . Definition. Goals. Mechanism of Action. Stages of Administration . Routes of Administration. Chemotherapy Treatment and Practice. Extravasation. CONTAMINATION OF SUGARS:. Sugar products include: sucrose (cane and beet sugar), molasses, syrups, maple sap and sugar, honey and candy.. SUCROSE. : . The raw juice expressed from sugarcane may become high in microbial content unless processing is prompt.. Contamination. The transfer of a hazardous material in greater than acceptable quantities to. People. Equipment. Environment. Contamination and Decontamination. Decontamination . Decon. Contamination Reduction. Food contamination. There are three ways which food can be contaminated:. • . physical. ;. • . chemical. ;. • . bacterial. .. Physical contamination. Physical contamination . can occur in a variety of ways at different stages of food processing and production. Some examples are:. FACTSHEET . 12. Food and Garden Organics . Best Practice Collection Manual. The importance of low contamination. It’s . important to maintain low levels of contamination, in order to:. Decrease processing costs. Wilson, NC. October 2006. The Wilson Daily reported about a . Campylobacter . outbreak among Wilson, NC residents. According to the article, an investigation into the outbreak was ongoing.. Health Department employees investigated the food poisoning cases and visited two Wilson restaurants.. at the patient encounter level. . (rate a patient had a contaminant during their stay). Binomial proportion tests were used to compare consecutive yearly rates. . * = Year intervals with statistically significant difference (p value <0.05.). RP02.02. Standardized Task Evaluation Program. The Standardized Task Evaluation (STE) program promotes a work-ready workforce through the standardization of common tasks by defining the knowledge and skills required to perform a given task. Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) analyze the task and generate lesson plans, knowledge examination, and performance evaluation elements. These elements are combined to create an STE package. .