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Chapter 11

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#1
Front (Question)

The output of a manufacturing process shows random variations due to …… variability (one word, small letters)

Back (Answer)

Inherent

#2
Front (Question)

According to principle … of HACCP, control limits must be set for the pasteurization temperature of milk. (answer with a number)

Back (Answer)

3

#3
Front (Question)

HACCP is not the only quality management system implemented in the food industry. A. True B. False

Back (Answer)

A

#4
Front (Question)

Purpose of packaging

Back (Answer)

It is the ultimate step in maintaining any gains effected by processing food products and provides for food distribution, product safety, and convenience  Aside from its food preservation role, packaging serves to display, advertise, and inform

#5
Front (Question)

Another name fo rallied industry

Back (Answer)

Ancillary sector

#6
Front (Question)

How much of all packaging materials food packaging uses

Back (Answer)

50%

#7
Front (Question)

What costs more food product or packaging

Back (Answer)

Packaging

#8
Front (Question)

Why do you need specialize machinery in food manufacture for packaging

Back (Answer)

filling/forming/closing

#9
Front (Question)

Why do we need packaged to have specialized performance characteristics

Back (Answer)

Packages themselves often undergo additional processes freezing, thermal processing, cooking, etc.

#10
Front (Question)

Some Desirable Features Associated with an Ideal Package (13)

Back (Answer)

Nontoxic and compatible with food product  Sanitary and rugged protects product against micro and macrorganisms , i.e., Excludes bacteria, insects, rats  Moisture/fat protection no transfer/absorption of either  Gas/odor protection no transfer  Light protection reduce product autoxidation/color fading  Transparency glass/plastic  Tamper resistance prevent opening before purchase  Ease of opening pull tabs, twist caps  Low weight shipping costs  Pouring feature convenience  Re sealing capability convenience/extend shelf life  Ease of disposal biodegradable -Resistance to impact plastic Appearance printability/color/size/shape  Special features e.g., Microwaveable

#11
Front (Question)

The ideal package would address ___ at minimal cost

Back (Answer)

as many of these features as possible at minimal cost

#12
Front (Question)

Tetra Brik is suitable for commercial sterilization A. True B. False

Back (Answer)

B

#13
Front (Question)

What is primary package

Back (Answer)

Primary comes into contact with food

#14
Front (Question)

What is secondary package

Back (Answer)

Secondary often provides for rigidity, printing or grouping products into a larger unit

#15
Front (Question)

What is tertiary packaging

Back (Answer)

Tertiary fulfills the same role with respect to secondary packaging

#16
Front (Question)

Describe what packages are there for frozen foods and can foods in regards ti primary,secondary,etc.

Back (Answer)

e.g., frozen foods plastic bag ( 1 °°), Cardboard box 2  Cans ( 1 °°) and corrugated box 2 °°) and pallet to hold a set number of boxes ( 3

#17
Front (Question)

Examples of rigid,semirigid and flexible packaging

Back (Answer)

Rigid e.g., Cans, jars  Semi rigid e.g., Squeeze bottle/tetra brick  Flexible e.g., Retort pouch/plastic bags

#18
Front (Question)

Advantages and cons of rigid and flexible packaging

Back (Answer)

 Rigid packaging provides best protection but occupies a lot of space  Flexible packaging does not provide as much protection but significantly reduces warehousing costs

#19
Front (Question)

Tetra brick is what kind of packaging (classification in flexible-rigid classification) and another classification

Back (Answer)

Tetra brick combination of both (flexible made into semi rigid) and is made on site from roll stock Tetra brick is one of many form fill seal ” packages

#20
Front (Question)

Another form-fill-seal example (not tetra brick)

Back (Answer)

Other forms include plastic bottles, form trays, etc. That are made by blow molding on site

#21
Front (Question)

What is hermetic packaging

Back (Answer)

A hermetic package is by definition impermeable to gases and vapors

#22
Front (Question)

What packaging meet the requirements of hermetic packaging

Back (Answer)

Cans and bottles meet these requirements, as does tetra brick

#23
Front (Question)

Does flexible packaging is hermetic?

Back (Answer)

Many flexible packages are semi permeable to gases and susceptible to pinholes  Exception is the retort pouch

#24
Front (Question)

Common packaging materials

Back (Answer)

Metal  Glass  Paper  Plastics  Plastic/Metal/Paper Laminates