NZIFST launches free, online Food Product Development textbook
Creating New Foods: The Product Developer's Guide - the Web Edition By Mary D. Earle and Richard L. Earle
http://www.nzifst.org.nz/creatingnewfoods/
This is the free web edition of a textbook that was first published in 1999, now extensively revised and updated by the authors.
Creating New Foods: The Product Developer's Guide is a guide to the basic structure and activities of the Product Development Process - product strategy development, product design and process development, product commercialisation, product launch and evaluation. It is an introduction to food product development as practised in the company environment, designed so that people can build a general understanding as a basis for further study using the textbooks listed at the end of the book.
The book is designed for people starting to work in food product development in the food industry, and for students in an introductory food product development course. It features numerous think breaks, project breaks, and up-to-date examples and case studies from industry, to widen the reader’s knowledge of product development across the whole food industry – consumer, food service, industrial, primary agricultural/marine, and through the whole of the food chain.
Creating New Foods: The Product Developer's Guide is the third text by the same authors to be published online, funded and hosted by NZIFST, joining Unit Operations in Food Processing, and its companion text, Fundamentals of Food Reaction Technology.
http://www.nzifst.org.nz/creatingnewfoods/
About NZIFST:
NZIFST, the New Zealand Institute of Food Science and Technology, is the professional link uniting people in the food industry who apply science and technology to the processing and distribution of foods.
The Institute is committed to the promotion and advancement of Food Science and Technology, one of New Zealands most important industries and professions. Through regular Branch meetings, a fortnightly email newsletter, technical seminars and workshops, and an annual conference, a high level of member contact and participation is maintained.
At every opportunity, our members are invited to share their knowledge, experience and ideas and discuss industry developments, issues and concerns.
More about NZIFST.
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