Total Quality Assurance for the Food Industries

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In-plant quality control in food canning operations

“…According to Gould and Gould (1993), 'Quality assurance is the modern term for describing the control, evaluation and audit of a food processing system. According to Gould and Gould (1993), 'Quality assurance is the modern term for describing the control, evaluation and audit of a food processing system.…”

Sensory and Physicochemical Quality of‘Reduced Sodium’Hot Sauces from‘Dwarf Golden Apples (Spondias cytherea): Effects of Brining and Debrining

“…Consistency or rate of flow of the hot sauce was determined using a Bostwick Consistometer (Genco Brand, U.K.) and the extent of flow (cm) was recorded after 30 sec (Bourne 1982;Gould and Gould 1988). An average of 3 values from the center and sides of the calibrated scale was reported as a measure of the product consistency.…”

“…The total titratable acidity (TAA) expressed as % acetic acid was determined by titrating 10 g of hot sauce in 90 ml distilled water with 0.1N NaOH using phenolphthalein as an indicator (Gould and Gould 1988). The pH was determined Fruitiness The intensity of the golden apple flavor 1 weak strong Spiciness…”

Statistical tools for net quantity control in the dairy industry

“…The benefits of a statistically controlled process Gould and Gould (1993) state that many food firms in the USA have now established statistical quality control and statistical process control procedures as part of their quality assurance programme in order to: -increase personnel efficiency; -keep supervisors alert and make sound -use raw materials economically; -achieve a smoother work flow; -gain improvements through better process knowledge. Laird (1993) states that, fundamentally, without statistical control output is not being made to specification.…”