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AGRO BASED AND

PROCESSED FOOD
PRODUCTS

Written By :

EIRI Consultants and Engineers

Copy Reserved by Sudhir Gupta, Delhi

ISBN : 978-81-86732-89-2

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Preface
The book AGRO BASED AND PROCESSED FOOD PRODUCTS covers
almost all the basic and advanced details to setup your own manufacturing
industry. The main chapters are: Roller Flour Mills, Milled Products of Wheat,
Flour Mix for Bakery Products, Traditional Wheat Products, Developments
in Pasta and Special Food Products, Methods for Prolonging Shelf-life of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Technology of Fruit Juice and Pulp Concentrates,
Technology of Aroma Recovery for Fruit Juices, Palm Oil, Coconut Processing,
Protein Foods from Oilseeds, Livestock Feed Technology, Post-harvest
Technology of Prawn, Manufacture and Quality of Tea, Coconut Products
and Technological Innovations, Technology of Basmati Rice Processing,
Spirulina: a Classical Health Food, Pulse Production Technology, Fermented
Soya Products, Brewing and Distilling, Processing of Hot-serve Cereals,
Special Dietary Foods and Ingredients, Food Additives, Use of Antimicrobials
in Food Preservation, Role of Antioxidants in Food Preservation, Preservation
of Fruits and Vegetables, Beverages, Sugars and Sweeteners, Milk and Milk
Products, Meat and Meat Products, Sea Foods, Poultry, Eggs and Egg
Products, Candied Foods, Fruits and Fruit Products, Vegetables and
Vegetable Products, Processing of Foods using High Hydrostatic Pressure,
Technology for Pellet based Snacks, Confectionery, Cocoa, Coffee and Tea,
Plant Economics of Alcoholic Beverages and Vinegar from Coconut Waier,
Plant Economics of Aquaculture Prawn Farming, Plant Economics of Bakery
Unit, Buns, Cake, Toffee, Plant Economics of Bread Plant, Plant Economics
of Beer Industry (Export Oriented), Plant Economics of Confectionery Industry,
Plant Economics of Corn Flakes, Plant Economics of Chewing Gum, Plant
Economics of Cattle Feed, Plant Economics of Coconut Products & Bye
Products Processing Unit, Plant Economics of Coir Pith, Plant Economics
of Desiccated Coconut Powder from Coconut, Plant Economics of Dall Mill,
Plant Economics of Dairy Products & Milk Packaging in Pouches, Plant
Economics of Egg Powder, Plant Economics of Food Dehydration, Plant
Economics of Fruii Juice Making & Packing in Plastic Containers, Plant
Economics of Feed Mill for Mixed Feed (Poultry & Cattle), Plant Economics
of Instant Noodles with Taste Maker Spice, Plant Economics of Indian Made
Foreign Liquor, Plant Economics of Meat, Plant Economics of Macaroni,
Plant Economics of Processed Food (Fruit Juice, Ketchup Jelly Canning of
Fruits, Pickles etc.), Plant Economics of Palm Oil, Plant Economics of
Protein
and Protein based Products, Plant Economics of Poultry & Broiler (Hatchery)
Farming, Plant Economics of Roller Flour Mill, Plant Economics of Modern
Rice Mill, Plant Economics of Snack Food (Crax size), (Roll & Ball type),
Plant Economics of Soybean Products, Plant Economics of Soya Milk &
Soya Paneer, Plant Economics of Sugar Plant, Plant Economics of Tea
Processing and Packaging; Plant Economics of Vermicelli, Plant Economics
of Wheat Porridge (Dalia), Suppliers of Plant and Machinery, etc.
The book has been written for the benefit and to prove an asset for
entrepreneurs who want to setup their own industry.

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Contents cum Subject Index


Chapter-1
ROLLER FLOUR MILLS
1-4
- Lower Production Costs Through 1
- Automation to Govern the
Complete Process to
1
- Improved Working Conditions
for Staff by
1
- Ultimate Product Control by
1
- 1. Screen Room
2
- 2. Mill
2
- 3. Quality Assurance
3
- 4. Flour Silo
4
Chapter-2
MILLED PRODUCTS OF
WHEAT
5-12
- Introduction
5
- Traditional Products - Chapati
and its Variants
6
- Grinding in Hammer Mill Followed
by 2 Reduction Passages
9
- Phulka
9
- Poori
10
- Nan
11
- South Indian Parotha
11
- Traditional Flour-based
Confectionery Products
11
- Conclusion
12
Chapter-3
FLOUR MIX FOR BAKERY
PRODUCTS

13-16

Chapter-4
TRADITIONAL WHEAT
PRODUCTS
17-24
- 1. Introduction
17
- II. Traditional Wheat Products
18
- A. Couscous
18
- 5. Ravioli
19
- B. Noodles
20
- C. Steamed Bread
21
- D. Flat Breads
22
- III. Future Trends
24
- IV. Commercialisation of
Traditional Products
24

Chapter-5
DEVELOPMENTS IN PASTA
AND SPECIAL FOOD
PRODUCTS
25-33
- 1. Discontinuous Feeding and
Mixing Plant
26
- 2. Automatic Storage, Mixing
and Feeding Plant
26
- 3. Continuous Long Goods Line 27
- 4. Continuous Short Goods Line 27
- 5. Ravioli
28
- 6. Stamped Goods
28
- 7. Multi-Purpose Plant
28
- Standard Short Goods
29
- Instant Short Goods Macaroni
29
- Direct Expanded Snacks
29
- Shaped Snacks
30
- Various Flakes
30
- Baby Food
31
- Instant Flour
31
- Bread Crumbs
31
- Couscous
31
- Breakfast Cereals
32
- Soymilk and Other Soya Products
from the Traditional Production
to the New Manufacturing
Processes
32
- Technology of the Future
32
Chapter-6
METHODS FOR PROLONGING
SHELF-LIFE OF FRESH
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
34-38
- Introduction
34
- Post-harvest Handling Methods 34
- Future Prospects
38
Chapter-7
TECHNOLOGY OF FRUIT JUICE
AND PULP CONCENTRATES 39-46
- 1. Trends in Fruit Juice
Processing
39
- II. Citrus Juice Processing
41
- III. Citrus By-products Recovery 41
- IV. Concentration Technology
43
- V. Production Automation
44

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- VI. Juice Quality Enhancement
- VII. Volatile Compounds
Important to Orange Flavour

44
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Chapter-8
TECHNOLOGY OF AROMA
RECOVERY FOR FRUIT
JUICES
47-55
- General Scheme of Evaporator
types
49
- Summary
53
- Aroma Compounds in Natural
Untreated juices: Changing
During Storage Time
54
- Aroma Yield depending on
Evaporation Rate
55
Chapter-9
PALM OIL
56-65
- Process Requirement to Produce
Edible Palm Oil
56
- Harvesting and Handling of
Fresh Fruit Bunches
57
- Sterilisation
58
- Stripping
58
- Digestion
58
- Pressing
58
- Clarification
59
- Purification
59
- Vacuum Drying
59
- Oil Storage
59
- Nut Recovery
59
- Essential Features of the
Indigenous Palm Oil Mill
60
- Investment
60
- Economics of Oil Palm
61
- Product Utilisation
63
- Red Palm Oil (RPO) as
Nutritional Oil
63
- Refined Bleached and
Deodourised (RBD) Palm Oil
64
- Speciality Fats from Palm Oil
65
Chapter-10
COCONUT PROCESSING
- Introduction
- Production of Copra
- Desiccated Coconut
- Coconut Cream
- Coconut Milk
- Blended Oils

66-70
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- Basic Information

70

Chapter-11
PROTEIN FOODS FROM
OILSEEDS
71-81
- Introduction
71
- Control of Enzymes Contained in
Soybeans and Quality Improvements of Their Products
72
- 1. Control of LipoxygenaseHydroperoxide Lyase Pathways
and Improvements of GrassyBeany Flavours
72
- 2. Control of Beta-glucosidases
and Improvements of Objectional
After-tastes
73
- (a) Compounds Responsible for
the Objectionable After-tastes
and their Location in Soybeans 73
- (b) Necessity of the Control for
Beta-glucosidase Action
75
- 3. Flavour-improved Soy Milk
Manufactured under Control
of Enzyme Action
76
- 4. Control of Lypoxigenases and
Improvements of Gel Hardness 77
- 5. Improvement of Functional and
Nutritional Properties through
Genetic Engineering
78
- (1) Exchange of Domains
79
- (2) Deletion of Variable Domains
and Insertion of Synthetic DNA
Sequences
79
- Manufacturing of Soy Sauce
through Bioreactor
81
Chapter-12
LIVESTOCK FEED
TECHNOLOGY
- Technological Innovation In
Livestock Feeding Science
- Manufacturing Technology

82-84
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Chapter-13
POST-HARVEST TECHNOLOGY
OF PRAWN
85-90
- Prawns of Commercial
Significance
85
- Harvesting of Prawns
85
- Preprocessing of Prawns
86
- Processing of Prawns
86

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- Factors that influence the Quality
of Prawns during Preprocessing
- Bacteria of Public Health
Significance in Prawn
- Present Quality Control
Programme in India
- Need for Quality Upgradation
- Constraints in Seafood Industry
affecting Quality
- Critical Points Requiring Quality
Management
- Conclusion
Chapter-14
MANUFACTURE AND
QUALITY OF TEA
- Black tea
- Sorting and grading
- Cup characters
- Green tea
- Oolonga tea (Wulong tea)
- Brick-tea
- Let-pet or Leppet tea
- Tea-tasting
- Blending
- Quality
- Purity standard
- Packing
- Keeping-quality
- World famous Trinitea

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Chapter-15
COCONUT PRODUCTS AND
TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATIONS
106-119
- (1) Copra
106
- (a) Sun drying
106
- (b) Kiln drying
107
- (c) Indirect hot air drier
107
- (d) Solar drying
107
- (e) Improvement in drying
108
- (2) Coconut Oil
108
- 3. Desiccated Coconut
109
- 4. Coir and Coir Products
110
- Emerging Technologies in the
Processing Sector
110
- (a) Wet Processing of Coconut 110
- (b) Coconut Cream
111
- (c) Coconut Milk Based
Consumer Products
111
- (d) Coconut Shell Based
Products
112

1. Coconut Shell Charcoal


2. Activated Carbon
Methods of processing
3. Destructive Distillation of
Shells
4. Coconut Shell Powder
5. Miscellaneous Uses of Shells
(e) Coconut Water
(f) Coir Pith and Miscellaneous
Products

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Chapter-16
TECHNOLOGY OF BASMATI
RICE PROCESSING
120-126
- Cultivation
120
- Procurement
120
- Processing
121
- Phase I
121
- Paddy Storage
121
- Pre-Cleaning
121
- Drying
122
- Second Pre-Cleaning
122
- Phase II- Producing Brown
Basmati Rice
122
- De-Husking
122
- Paddy Separation
122
- Warehousing
123
- Phase III- Converting Brown
Basmati to White and
Parboiled Basmati
123
- Rice Polishing
123
- Phase IV- Giving Silky Touch
124
- Water Polishing
124
- Phase V- Grading Basmati
Kernels
125
- Thickness/Length Grading
125
- Phase VI- Adding Maximum
Value to Basmati
125
- Colour Sorting and Grading
125
- Final Inspection
126
- Packing
126
- Electronic Weightment and
Bagging
126
Chapter-17
SPIRULINA: A CLASSICAL
HEALTH FOOD
127-132
- Introduction
127
- Production
128
- Harvesting
130
- Nutritive Value
130
- Conclusion
132

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Chapter-18
PULSE-PRODUCTION
TECHNOLOGY
133-153
- Choice of variety
135
- Efficient agronomic
management
136
- Seed germination
140
- Use of fertilisers
140
- Rhizobium inoculation
143
- Liming
146
- Use of micronutrients in
problematic soils
146
- Response to irrigation
146
- Weeding and interculturing
147
- Plant-protection measures
148
Chapter-19
FERMENTED SOYA
PRODUCTS
154-161
- MISO
154
- TEMPE
156
- Changes in soybeans during
tempo preparation
157
- Soya Sauce
159
- Soybean Cheese (SUFU)
160
Chapter-20
BREWING AND DISTILLING 162-205
- Introduction
162
- Production and Trade
163
- The Basics of Brewing
163
- Raw Materials
167
- Barley
167
- Adjuncts
168
- Hops
170
- Water
171
- Manufacturing hop pellets and
hop extracts
172
- Yeast
174
- Additives
175
- Mashing
176
- Control of pH
176
- Temperature Control
177
- Protein Reactions
179
- Examples of Mashing
Procedures
179
- Processing the Wort
181
- Filtration
181
- Boiling
182
- Cooling
184
- Composition of Wort
185

Fermentation
186
Storage
189
A Typical Formula
191
Deterioration Process in Beer
192
Analytical Controls in Brewing 196
Modifications in Products
and Processes
198
- Variant Products
198
- Variant Processes
200
- Recent Improvements
202
- Distilled Products
204
Chapter-21
PROCESSING OF
HOT-SERVE CEREALS
206-236
- Wheat Cereals
206
- Corn Cereals
207
- Oat Cereals
208
- Other Grains as Hot Cereals
213
- Pre-cooked Hot Cereals
213
- Processing Ready-to eat
Breakfast Cereals
214
- Flakes
214
- Formulas
215
- Corn flakes
216
- Wheat flakes
218
- Method for preparing Cereal
flakes
219
- Bran flakes
221
- Flakes from other grains
223
- Shreds
224
- Granules
228
- Puffed Cereals
229
- Oven-puffed rice
230
- Gun-puffed products
230
- Puffing by extrusion
232
- Sugarcoated Products
233
- Ovens
236
Chapter-22
SPECIAL DIETARY FOODS
AND INGREDIENTS
237-248
- Introduction
237
- Special Dietary Foods
237
- Hot Cereals for Small Children 237
- Quality Control
239
- Junior Cereals
241
- Beverages
242
- Cereal-Derived Supplements
243
- Determining Fiber Content
of Foods
244
- Enhancing Fiber Consumption 247

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Chapter-23
FOOD ADDITIVES
249-254
- Functions and Uses of Food
Additives
249
- Major uses of food additives
250
- Antioxidants
250
- Preservatives
250
- Solvents
251
- Colorants
251
- Sweeteners
252
- Flavouring agents and flavour
enhancers
252
- Emulsifiers and Stabilisers
253
- Thus additives should not be
used
253
Chapter-24
USE OF ANTIMICROBIALS
IN FOOD PRESERVATION 255-271
- Introduction
255
- Chemicals with Antimicrobial
Properties
256
- 2.1 Organic acids
256
- 2.1.1 Benzoic acid
257
- 2.1.2 Citric acid
258
- 2.1.3 Sorbic acid
258
- 2.1.4 Propionic acid
259
- 2.1.5 Glacial acetic acid
259
- 2.1.6 Adipic acid
260
- 2.1.7 Fumaric acid
260
- 2.1.8 Malic acid
260
- 2.2 Sulphur Dioxide and
Sulphites
261
- 2.3 Nitrites and Nitrates
262
- 3. Antimicrobials naturally
present of formed in food
264
- 3.1 Lactoperoxidase system
(LPS)
265
- 3.2 Lysozyme
265
- 3.3 Lactoferrin
266
- 4. Bacteriocins
267
- 5. Antibiotic
268
- 6. Other Preservatives
269
- 6.1 Hydrogen peroxide
269
- 6.2 Salt
270
- 6.3 Sugar
270
- 7. Conclusion
271
Chapter-25
ROLE OF ANTIOXIDANTS IN
FOOD PRESERVATION
272-277
- Auto Oxidation
273

- Mechanism
- Requirements for an ideal
Food Antioxidant
- 1. Lack of toxicity
- 2. Effectiveness in low
concentrations
- 3. Ease of application
- Most Common Uses of
Antioxidants
- 4. Stability at high temperature
- Natural Antioxidants
- Conclusion

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Chapter-26
PRESERVATION OF FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
278-314
- Processing, Preservation
and Storage
278
- A. Drying
278
- Sun drying
279
- Cabinet drying
279
- Drum drying
279
- Vaccum Puffing and dehydration 280
- Foam Mat drying
280
- B. Evaporating cooling
Cool Chambers
281
- C. Accelerated Freeze Drying
(A.F.D.):
281
- D. Dehydro-Freezing
283
- E. Canning
284
- F. Dehydration and
Concentration
288
- G. Processed Products
289
- Fruit and vegetablesglobal
marketing view
289
- Preparation of Fruit Jam
289
- Precautions
293
- Essential constituents of a
good jelly
294
- Cloudy or Foggy Jellies
295
- Fruit Juices and Fruit Syrups
296
- Sterilisation and Preservation
298
- Other Methods of Preservation 299
- The Concentration of
Fruit Juices
300
- Candied fruits
301
- Soya Sauce
302
- Preparation of Tomato Ketchup 302
- Recipe
303
- Fruit Juice Concentrate
305
- Fruit Juice
306

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Squashes
Steps in squash making
Lime & Lemon Squash
Orange Squash
Cashew Apple Squash
Jack Fruit Squash
Sapota Squash
Fruit Juice Cordials
Carbonated Beverages
Tomato Juice
Tomato Cocktail

Chapter-27
BEVERAGES
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Wines
- Beer
Chapter-28
SUGARS AND
SWEETENERS
- Cane Sugar Processing
- Purification
- Evaporation
- Crystallisation
- Beet Sugar
- Maize Sweeteners
Chapter-29
MILK AND MILK
PRODUCTS
- Milk Products
- Butter
- Ghee
- Lassi or Chhachh
- Unfermented Milk Products
- Condensed Milk
- Rabbri
- Mallai
- Paneer
- Cottage Cheese
- Ice Creams
Chapter-30
MEAT AND MEAT
PRODUCTS
- Composition of Meat
- Classification of Meat
- Mutton
- Pork
- Organs Meats
- Sausages
- Cooking of Meats
- Dry Heat Methods

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Moist Heat Methods


342
Cooking Frozen Meat
343
Curing of Meat
343
Smoking
344
Chapter-31
SEA FOODS
345-349
- Types of Fish
345
- Composition and Nutritive Value 346
- Preservation and Processing
347
- Fish Products
348
Chapter-32
POULTRY, EGGS AND
EGG PRODUCTS
350-358
- Classification
350
- Poultry Processing
350
- Nutritive Value
352
- Eggs and Egg Products
352
- Nutritive Value
352
- Egg Quality
353
- Evaluation of Egg Quality
354
- Egg Grading
354
- Egg Processing
355
- Egg Substitutes
356
- Other Products
357
- Leavening Power
357
- Binding and Thickening
358
- Emulsifying Power
358
- Tenderising
358
- Moisture Retention
358
- Flavour
358
- Nutrition
358
- Colour
358
Chapter-33
CANDIED FOODS
359-362
- Candy Making
359
- Bulk Storage of Fruits
360
- Syrup Treatment
360
- Draining and Drying
361
- Glaceing
361
- Crystallised Fruits
361
- Spoilage
362
- Petha (Benincase cerifera)
Preparations
362
Chapter-34
FRUITS AND FRUIT
PRODUCTS
- Canning of Fruits
- Apples
- Storage

363-393
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Washing
Grading
Peeling and Coring
Blanching
Canning
Filling
Exhausting
Sterilising
Cooling
Mangoes
Oranges
Papaya
Pineapple
Harvesting
The Ginaca Machine
Trimming
Slicing
Grading and Packing
Prevacuumising
Syruping
Double Seaming
Processing
Cooling
Crushed Pineapple
By-Products
Peaches
Grading
Cutting and Pitting
Cutting and Pitting by Hand
Cutting and Pitting by Machine
Peeling and Washing of
Clingstone of Peaches
Slicing
Cans
Filling
Syruping
Peeling and Washing,
Freestone Peaches
Steaming
Scalding in Water
Combination Steam and Lye
Sorting
Grading
Exhausting
Closing
Processing
Cooling
Storage
Pears
Grading
Peeling and Coring

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Grading and Filling


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Syruping
376
Exhausting
376
Closing
376
Process
376
Cooling
377
Preparation of Fruit Juices,
Squashes and Cordials
377
Sherbet
378
Equipment for Fruit Juices
378
Washing Equipment
379
Sorting Equipment
379
Extraction Equipment
379
Halving and Turning Machines 379
Continuous Screw Expeller
Press
380
Plunger-Type Press
380
Roller-Type Press
380
Double Operation
381
Basket Press
381
Rack and Cloth Press
381
Straining or Screening
Equipment
381
Filtration Equipment
382
Deaerator and Flash Pasteuriser 382
Fruit Beverages
382
Preparation and Preservation
383
Selection and Preparation of
Fruit
383
Juice Extraction
384
Deaeration
384
Straining, Filtration and
Clarification
384
Use of Fining Agents
385
Enzymes
385
Chemical Finings
385
Clarification by Freezing
386
Clarification by Heating
386
Preservation of Fruit juices
386
Pasteurisation
387
Bottle Method or Holding
Pasteurisation
387
Pasteurisation by Over-flow
method
388
Preparation of Fruit Beverages 388
Fruit Beverages
388
Squashes and Cordials
388
Orange Squash
388
Extraction of Juice
388
Preparation of Squash
389
Grapefruit Squash
390

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Lemon Squash
Lime Squash
Lime Juice Cordial
Jaman Squash or Syrup
Mango Squash
Peach Squash
Phalsa Squash
Pineapple Squash
Plum Squash
Syrups

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Chapter-35
VEGETABLES AND
VEGETABLE PRODUCTS
394-406
- Comparison of Fruits and
Vegetables
394
- OKRA
395
- Filling and Exhausting
395
- Mushrooms
396
- Sorting of Washing
396
- Blanching
396
- Size-Grading
397
- Filling
397
- Canning
397
- Peas
397
- Vining
398
- Cleaning
398
- Grading
398
- Blanching
398
- Grading and Maturity
399
- Brine
399
- Fill of Cans
399
- Exhausting
399
- Cooling
400
- Cabbage
400
- Pumpkin
400
- Washing and Preparation for
Canning
400
- Pulping
400
- Canning
401
- Beans
401
- Vining
401
- Grading
401
- Blanching
401
- Filling
401
- Exhaust
402
- Cooling
402
- Potatoes
402
- Washing
402
- Preheating
403
- Peeling
403

Inspection and Trimming


404
Size-Grading
404
Filling
404
Sealing and Processing
404
Cooling
404
Carrots
405
Washing
405
Grading
405
Blanching
405
Peeling
405
Slicing or Dicing
406
Canning
406
Chapter-36
PROCESSING OF FOODS
USING HIGH HYDROSTATIC
PRESSURE
407-417
- Introduction
407
- Units of Pressure
407
- Basic Principles
408
- Effect of HHP on Water
409
- Effect on Other Major Feed
Components
409
- Effect on Microorganisms
410
- General Applications
411
- RAPID Freezing and Thawing
Operations
411
- Storage of Foods under
Sub-zero Temperature under
Non-frozen State
413
- Application to Foods
Agricultural Produce
413
- Animal Products
413
- Extension of Refrigerated
Shelf Life
415
- Development of Seafoods
having Novel Texture
415
- Equipment
416
- Packaging and Storage
416
- Advantages to the Food Industry 417
- Pressure Processed
Commercial Foods
417
Chapter-37
TECHNOLOGY FOR PELLET
BASED SNACKS
418-425
- Pellets
418
- 2. Oil
419
- Main types of oil
419
- 3. Flavour
420
- 4. Packaging Film
420
- Technology
421

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2. Frying and Dropping


3. Flavouring
Packaging
Weighing of the pellet
Forming and filling of the bag
by means of a bag-maker

422
423
424
424
425

Chapter-38
CONFECTIONERY, COCOA,
COFFEE AND TEA
426-467
- Candy Products and
Confectionery
426
- Chewing Gum
449
- Ice-Cream Powder
449
- Ice-Cream Preparation
450
- Water Ices and Sherbets
451
- Cocoa and Chocolate Products 452
- Different Kinds of Cocoa Beans 452
- Porto Cabello or Caracas
452
- Trinidads
452
- Guayaquils (Ecuador)
452
- Cubans
453
- Paras (Brazil)
453
- Grenadas
453
- Javas
453
- Bahias
453
- Test for Ripeness of a
Cacao Bean
453
- The (Cocoa) Cacao Bean
and its Products
453
- Manufacture of Chocolate
457
- Coffee
465
- Tea
466
- Green Teas
467
- Oolong Teas
467
- Black Teas
467
Chapter-39
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
AND VINEGAR FROM
COCONUT WATER
Chapter-40
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
AQUACULTURE PRAWN
FARMING
Chapter-41
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
BAKERY UNIT, BUNS,
CAKE, TOFFEE

468-469

470-471

472-473

Chapter-42
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
BREAD PLANT

474-475

Chapter-43
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
BEER INDUSTRY
(EXPORT ORIENTED)

476-477

Chapter-44
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
CONFECTIONERY
INDUSTRY
Chapter-45
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
CORN FLAKES

478-479
480-481

Chapter-46
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
CHEWING GUM

482-483

Chapter-47
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
CATTLE FEED

484-485

Chapter-48
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
COCONUT PRODUCTS
& BYE PRODUCTS
PROCESSING UNIT

486-488

Chapter-49
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
COIR PITH

489-490

Chapter-50
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
DESICCATED COCONUT
POWDER FROM COCONUT 491-492
Chapter-51
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
DALL MILL

493-494

Chapter-52
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
DAIRY PRODUCTS &
MILK PACKAGING
IN POUCHES

495-496

Chapter-53
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
EGG POWDER

497

Chapter-54
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
FOOD DEHYDRATION

498-499

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Chapter-55
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
FRUIT JUICE MAKING &
PACKING IN PLASTIC
CONTAINERS

Chapter-67
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
SNACK FOOD (CRAX SIZE),
(ROLL & BALL TYPE)
526-527
500-501

Chapter-56
PLANT ECONOMICS OF FEED
MILL FOR MIXED FEED
(POULTRY & CATTLE)
502-503
Chapter-57
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
INSTANT NOODLES WITH
TASTE MAKER SPICE
Chapter-58
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
INDIAN MADE FOREIGN
LIQUOR
Chapter-59
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
MEAT
Chapter-60
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
MACARONI

504-505

506-507
508-509
510-511

Chapter-61
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
PROCESSED FOOD (FRUIT
JUICE, KETCHUP JELLY
CANNING OF FRUITS,
PICKLES ETC.)
512-513
Chapter-62
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
PALM OIL

514-515

Chapter-63
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
PROTEIN AND PROTEIN
BASED PRODUCTS

516-519

Chapter-64
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
POULTRY & BROILER
(HATCHERY) FARMING

520-521

Chapter-65
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
ROLLER FLOUR MILL

522-523

Chapter-66
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
MODERN RICE MILL

524-525

Chapter-68
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
SOYBEAN PRODUCTS
Chapter-69
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
SOYA MILK & SOYA
PANEER
Chapter-70
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
SUGAR PLANT

528-529

530-531
532-533

Chapter-71
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
TEA PROCESSING AND
PACKAGING

534-535

Chapter-72
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
VERMICELLI

536-537

Chapter-73
PLANT ECONOMICS OF
WHEAT PORRIDGE
(DALIA)

538-539

Chapter-74
SUPPLIERS OF PLANT
AND MACHINERY
540-553
- Flour Mill Machinery
540
- Bakery Machinery
540
- Pasta Machinery
541
- Fruit Processing Machinery
542
- Feed Mill Machinery
543
- Fish Processing Machinery
543
- Tea Processing Machinery
543
- Rice Mills/Cereal Mills
544
- Grain Processing Machinery
545
- Brewery Machinery
546
- Distilling Machinery
547
- Sugar Machinery
548
- Dairy Machinery
548
- Meat Processing Machinery
549
- Confectionery Machinery
550
- Poultry Processing Machinery
550
- Vegetable Processing Machinery 551
- Food Packaging Machinery
551
- Food Processing Machinery
553

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