Processing of Food

To prepare the basic materials for human consumption, a variety of processes and techniques are employed in food processing. Both physical and chemical methods can be used to process food. Activities including chopping, macerating, liquefaction, and emulsification are usually included. Innovation in food processing, production, and new product development can help both the environment and consumers. Three methods are often available for processing food: batch production, mass production, and on-off production. Food processing makes it easier to market and distribute products, as well as remove pollutants. Additionally, it renders a variety of foods safe to consume by deactivating harmful microorganisms and spoiling agents, allowing the long-distance transportation of perishable, delicate items.

  • Fermentation Techniques
  • Food Packaging
  • Pasteurization
  • Canning
  • Freeze Drying

 

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