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Introduction Over the past 30 years, the United States has witnessed significant strides in enhancing food safety measures, ensuring the...
The world of gut health has been abuzz with the terms “probiotics” and “prebiotics.” These words have become synonymous with...
The world of food is not merely a feast for the senses; it is a realm teeming with invisible life....
CIP stands for "Cleaning in Place," and it refers to a method of cleaning and sanitizing equipment and pipelines used...
Monoclonal antibody therapy for bacterial diseases involves the use of laboratory-engineered antibodies to target specific bacterial pathogens. These antibodies work...
Ensuring food safety and hygiene in poultry production is vital to prevent contamination and protect consumer health, while adherence to...
Gaining a competitive edge as a science student in university requires a combination of academic excellence, practical experience, personal skills...
Essential oils are natural extracts from plants that have been explored for their potential antimicrobial properties in food preservation. These...
