Production and Packaging of Non-Carbonated Fruit Juices and Fruit Beverages
Philip R. Ashurst
In the period of about five years since the first edition of this book appeared, many changes have occurred in the fruit juice and beverage markets. The growth of markets has continued, blunted to some extent, no doubt, by the recession that has featured prominently in the economies of the major consuming nations. But perhaps the most significant area that has affected juices in particular is the issue of authenticity. Commercial scandals of substantial proportions have been seen on both sides of the Atlantic because of fraudulent practice. Major strides have been made in the development of techniques to detect and measure adulterants in the major juices. A contri bution to Chapter 1 describes one of the more important scientific techniques to have been developed as a routine test method to detect the addition of carbohydrates to juices. Another, and perhaps more welcome, development in non-carbonated beverages during the past few years is the rapid growth of sports drinks. Beverages based on glucose syrup have been popular for many years, and in some parts of the world isotonic products have long featured in the sports arena. A combination of benefits is now available from a wide range of preparations formulated and marketed as sports drinks and featuring widely in beverage markets world-wide. A new chapter reviews their formulation and performance characteristics. Another major trend in the area of fruit-containing non-carbonated bever ages is the highly successful marketing of ready-to-drink products.
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Contents
Authentication of orange juice
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112 The market for frozen concentrated orange juice
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2 |
113 Factors affecting adulteration
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3 |
114 Combating fake juice
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5 |
12 Analysis
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6 |
121 Minerals
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122 Organic acids
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123 Sugars
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75 Concentration aroma recovery
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751 Rising film evaporators
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753 Centrifugal evaporators
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755 Aroma recovery
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76 Pasteurisation
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77 Fruit juice plant layout
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218 |
773 Handling and washing fruit
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219 |
776 Juice storage
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124 Isotopic methods
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125 Photometric methods
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126 Amino acids
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127 Methods of limited application
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128 Future possibilities
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13 Statistics
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132 Some problems of statistical interpretation
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133 Ratios as variates
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135 Pattern recognition analysis
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14 Recent developments in orange juice adulteration
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142 The SNIFNMR method
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143 Multiisotopic fingerprint of fruit juices
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144 Further applications of the SNIFNMR method
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References
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Chemistry and technology of citrus juices and byproducts
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213 Citrus growing areas
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214 Effect of frost
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22 Composition and structure of citrus fruits and juices of various cultivars
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222 Organic acids
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223 Carbohydrates
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226 Flavonoids
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227 Lipids
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24 Citrus juice flavor enhancement with natural citrus volatiles
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242 Citrus flavor enhancement technology
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243 Citrus oils and aroma and their recovery
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25 Pectic substances and relationship of citrus enzymes to juice quality
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26 Effect of time temperature and other factors on citrus products
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References
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Grape juice processing
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33 The chemistry of grape juice
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331 Carbohydrates
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333 Mineral content
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34 Modern grape juice processing
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342 Stemmercrusher operation
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343 Hotbreak process
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344 Dejuicingpressing operation
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345 Coarse filtration
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346 Bulk storage and tartrate precipitation
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347 Enzyme clarification
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348 Polish finefiltration
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349 Hot fill
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352 Aseptic process
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354 Sulfur dioxide preservative
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Tropical fruit juices
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42 Guava
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43 Mango
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44 Passion fruit
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45 Pineapple
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46 Other tropical fruits
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461 Acerola
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463 Kiwifruit
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465 Papaya
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467 Umbu
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48 The future
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Growing and marketing soft fruit for juices and beverages
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521 The market place
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522 Minimum import prices
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53 Producing the soft fruit crop
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54 Blackcurrants
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543 Manuring
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544 Varieties
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546 Planting
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548 Frost protection
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5410 Control of fruit quality at harvesting
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55 Control of fruit pests and diseases
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552 Selection of pesticides for crop protection
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562 Arthropods
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563 Fungi
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57 Other soft fruits
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572 Raspberries
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573 Gooseberries
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59 The futureblackcurrant research and development R D
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Apple juice
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611 Juice extraction
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612 Pomace disposal
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62 Natural style and opalescent juices
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63 Clarified juice and concentrate
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632 Pulp enzyming
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633 Fining
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634 Concentrates
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635 Hazes and deposits
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64 Authentication and adulteration
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65 Composition
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652 Starch and pectin
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653 Organic acids
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655 Polyphenols and colour
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656 Minerals
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657 Volatile components
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658 Other flavour aspects
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659 Microbiology
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66 Juice tests
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67 Note
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References
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Equipment for extraction and processing of soft and pome fruit juices
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72 Juice extraction systems
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722 Milling
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723 Pressing
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724 Comparison of pressing systems
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73 Pretreatment with pectolytic enzymes
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74 Postpress clarification
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743 Earth filtration
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744 Rotary vacuum filters
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746 Cartridge filters
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Processing of citrus juices
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82 Fruit harvesting and transport
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84 Fruit transfer from storage bins to extractors
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85 Juice extraction and finishing
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852 Finishing
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86 Juice processing for pasteurized single strength
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87 Juice processing for concentrate
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871 Characteristics of 1950s evaporators
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872 Modern evaporators for citrus fruit
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88 Essence recovery
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89 Chilled juice from concentrate
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244 |
810 Pulp wash
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811 Frozen pulp processing
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813 Manufacture of livestock feed from citrus peel
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8131 Peel dryer
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8132 Waste heat evaporator
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Further reading
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Juice enhancement by ion exchange and adsorbent technologies
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93 Resin chemistry
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931 Polymer matrices
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932 Equilibrium of ion exchange
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94 Adsorbents
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942 Zeolites
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95 Applications
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951 Grape juice
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952 Apple and pear juice
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953 Pineapple mill juice
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954 Reduced acid frozen concentrated orange juice
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955 Debittered orange juice
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96 Summary
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References
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Processing systems for fruit juice and related products
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103 Plant configuration
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1032 Tubular heat exchanger THE
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1033 Direct steam heating system DSH
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1034 Scraped surface heat exchanger SSHE
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104 Other parameters for juice processing
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1043 Homogenisation
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1052 Electro shock
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Acknowledgements
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Packaging systems for fruit juices and noncarbonated beverages
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113 The hot fill system
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114 Filling equipment for gable top cartons
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115 Aseptic PurePak
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116 Packing materials for gable top cartons
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117 Product protection and product pack interaction
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1174 Aseptic filled juices
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118 Packaging of frozen concentrated juices FCJ
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119 Filling in glass containers
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1110 Plastic containers and pouches
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References and further reading
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The formulation of sports drinks
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122 Sports drinks
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1222 The sports drink market
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123 The effect of exercise
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1232 Fluid
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1233 Sodium
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1234 Potassium
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124 Physiological considerations
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125 The essentials of a sports drink
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126 Formulation considerations
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127 Other nutrients
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1273 Carnitine
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1278 Sodium bicarbonate
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Nutritional value and safety of processed fruit juices
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132 Composition of fruit juices
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1322 Inorganic constituents
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133 Composition of individual fruit juice products
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1332 Organic acids
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1333 Vitamins
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134 Levels of consumption and nutritional significance
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1341 The glycaemic response to fruit juice
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135 Fruit juice and dental caries erosion
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136 Fruit juice safety
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1362 Metal contamination
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References
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Legislation controlling production labelling and marketing of fruit juices and fruit beverages
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360 |
1413 Fruit juice regulations in EFTA countries
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1414 Fruit juice regulations in USA and Canada
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1415 Fruit juice regulations in other major countries
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1416 Fruit juice standards produced by Codex Alimentarius
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142 Noncarbonated fruit drinks and beverages
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1422 Fruit drink regulations in EC countries
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1423 Fruit drink regulations in EFTA countries
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1424 Fruit drink regulations in USA and Canada
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1425 Fruit drink regulations in other major countries
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1426 Fruit drink standards produced by Codex Alimentarius
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Water and effluent treatment in juice processing
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1513 Treatment methods
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152 Effluent management and treatment
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1522 Measures of effluent strength
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1523 Mass load determination
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1526 Drainage
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1527 Legal and cost aspects
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1528 Environmental Protection Act
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1529 Flow and quality measurement
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15210 Management schemes for effluent
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15211 Effluent treatment
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15212 Sludge treatment
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