Wednesday, July 31, 2013: 1:30 PM-3:30 PM
213BC (Charlotte Convention Center)
Primary Contact:
Margarita Gomez
Organizers:
Jena Roberts
,
Fred Breidt
,
Emilia Rico-Munoz
and
Margarita Gomez
Convenors:
Margarita Gomez
and
Jena Roberts
Driven by consumer demand for natural products, and the increasingly complex food safety regulatory landscape, the food industry has been looking for alternative preservatives or new applications of the more traditional preservatives to enhance value as well as assure safety. In this symposium recent trends in the use of traditional and novel preservatives will be explored, with emphasis on acid and acidified foods. Topics will include the more recent use of preservatives to enhance food safety; technological innovations to deliver antimicrobials such as package coatings; natural alternatives such as compounds extracted from plants or other natural sources, protective cultures, fermentates and purified fermentation-based antimicrobials. The symposium will wrap up with a discussion on labeling of these new and often novel compounds.
Presentations
Issues Associated with Utilization of Antimicrobial Compounds in Beverages and Acidified Foods
Antimicrobial Packaging for Inactivating Foodborne Pathogens and Extending Microbiological Shelf Life of Fruit Juices and Beverages
Application of Natural and Novel Antimicrobials in Acid and Acidified Foods – Part 1
Application of Natural and Novel Antimicrobials in Acid and Acidified Foods – Part 2
The Global Regulatory Landscape for Natural Preservatives: What Can You Put on a Label?
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