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utylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), buty
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premix to plain peanut butter propo
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Prepare dyed peanut butter by addin
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mixer. The final fortified peanut b
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Trials at the Industry Collaborator
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atch, one sample each was taken at
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Table 2.1 Effect of mixing time on
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In terms of vitamin A content, the
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Experiment 4: Determination of the
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Table 2.8 Effect on vitamin A recov
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Constraints in the Adoption of the
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APPENDIX A PROCEDURAL GUIDELINE FOR
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9. After the recommended mixing tim
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Shelled peanuts ↓ Roast peanuts
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(1) Prepare plain peanut butter as
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ABSTRACT In a survey on peanut butt
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OBJECTIVES This study was conducted
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Vitamin A (retinol) and Beta-carote
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HPLC quantification of vitamin A Tw
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Table 3.2 Percent vitamin A recover
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The amount of vitamin A retained af
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Table 3.5 Analysis of the individua
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REFERENCES AOAC. 1995. Official Met
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CHAPTER 4 VITAMIN A FORTIFICATION O
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INTRODUCTION International Organiza
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Table 4.1 Experimental design for t
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mixture to 250 mL and mixed thoroug
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(oily preparation), % of RENI for v
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The amount of vitamin A (as % of RE
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Galvez, F.C.F., Francisco, M.L.DL.,
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ABSTRACT Studies were undertaken by
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INTRODUCTION Two methods for the vi
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and sugar). The fortified stabilize
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Blanching of raw shelled peanuts at
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Roasted peanuts Manual sorting of d
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Technology Transfer and Adoption Th
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Table 5a.2 Evaluation of the collab
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Use of a different brand of fortifi
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of 5.98%. Based on a serving size o
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Table 5a.7 Vitamin A content and %
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However, in Trial 3, the vitamin A
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BASF, 2005. Products for the Dietar
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Process Flow for the Stabilization
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Raw shelled peanuts ↓ Dry-blanchi
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Process Flow for the Vitamin A Fort
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Raw shelled peanuts ↓ Dry-blanchi
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ABSTRACT Studies were conducted by
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of the collaborators' existing proc
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Method of Evaluation Using the data
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Study 1. Effect of Increasing the N
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Four parts of ~38.81 kg peanut butt
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Four parts of ~38.81 Kg peanut butt
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vitamin A fortificant to the peanut
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Study 1. Effect of increasing the n
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added after the 2 nd grinding step.
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Table 5b.5. Vitamin A content and %
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FDC. 2006b. Final Report: Study 2.
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Procedural Guideline for the Vitami
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Step No. Process Flow 1 Prepare fou
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CHAPTER 6 A SANITATION STANDARD OPE
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INTRODUCTION A Sanitation Standard
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STANDARD SANITATION OPERATING PROCE
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CONTROL NO. II. CLEANLINESS AND CON
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Results are recorded in the Interna
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CONTROL NO. V. PROTECTION OF FOOD,
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3. Handling and storage of Vitamin
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Appendix No. Record No. SSOP APPEND
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Materials Needed: Appendix B (Name
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Appendix 3 Record No. 1 continued
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Checked by: _____________________ R
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Appendix 4 continued… Important p
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1. Prepare a chlorine stock solutio
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Measure 9.45 liters stock solution
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For: From: SUBJECT: Details: Append
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Materials to be used: High pressure
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FINDINGS CORRECTIVE ACTION 5. Worke
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Appendix M-1 (Name of Company) DAIL
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Appendix N (Name of Company) COURSE
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Materials Needed: Sterile cotton sw
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Appendix R (Name of Company) PROCED
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Date of new request Appendix T (Nam
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Appendix V (Name of Company) CLEANI
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A. Used for Cleaning and Sanitizing
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Date of Treatment Purpose Type of T
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ABSTRACT This generic Hazard Analys
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the identified hazard determined th
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RESULTS GENERIC HACCP PLAN FOR VITA
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Section 3 (continued) 3.5 Method of
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5.2 Preparation of Peanut Butter Pr
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Section 6. Process Description 5,6
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6.2 Preparation of Peanut Butter Pr
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Section 7. Hazard Analysis 7 (1) Pr
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(1) Process Step 9. SIEVING 10. WEI
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(1) Process Step 20. PREPARATION OF
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Section 8. Critical Control Point (
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Process Step 14. PREPARATION OF PEA
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Process Step 25. SEALING 26. PACKIN
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Weighing and packing of premix (Ste
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REFERENCES Codex Alimentarius Commi
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(Name of Company) VITAMIN A FORTIFI
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Date Calibrated (Name of Company) V
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APPENDIXES FOR HAZARD ANALYSIS CRIT
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Appendix B TEN COMPONENTS OF A HACC
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10. Validation of the HACCP Plan- T
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Appendix D COMPONENTS OF THE PRE-RE
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ABSTRACT A study to determine the s
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Shelf-Life Study of Fortified Peanu
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Table 8.2 Physical and sensory char
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Sensory Characteristics Results of
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Table 8.8 Vitamin A content ( μg/g
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3.14 3.16 3.18 3.20 1/Temperature (
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ABSTRACT Food fortification of stab
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Product Processing The processing o
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Technology Transfer of the Improved
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APPENDIX A PROPOSAL FOR R&D COLLABO
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LSU 1. Manpower on the technology t
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SIGNING OF MOA Ms. Angelina Kuizon,
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BUILDING AND FACILITIES OF LOLA CON
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SANITATION UPDATES LOLA CONCORDIA A
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Pre-Process Procedure 1. Clean and
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APPENDIX E TRAINING ON THE PROCESSI
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APPENDIX F TRAINING ON THE PROCESSI