food quality

A female scientist in a lab coat and safety glasses operates a rotational viscometer, which is testing a red sauce sample submerged in a water bath, with a computer screen displaying data in the background.
This article explains the essential principles of viscosity testing in food quality control, detailing instrument selection, fluid behaviors, and regulatory compliance
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photo of a bowl full of chunks of chocolate set on a blue table covered with scattered cocoa beans and powder
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Plate of fresh blood oranges on a wooden table
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How to Accelerate AOAC Thermogravimetric Moisture Determination of Food Products
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Meat products (top left, veal; bottom left, bresaola) tend to contain more proteins and amino acids than their plant-based alternatives (right).
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a cartoon illustration of a hand holding a magnifying glass over a purple and blue-spotted cancer cell, with other similar cells and DNA helices throughout the purple background
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An older female scientist wearing a blue mask and gloves and a white lab coat holds a red pepper while looking at a tablet. Many other fruits and vegetables are sitting on a lab bench in front of her next to a microscope, while a man works on a computer in the background
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bunches of blue colored pinot noir grapes on the vine with healthy green leaves surrounding them
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