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Seafood Science & Technology Society of the Americas |
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Opening Session |
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Challenges Facing The Fisheries Postharvest
Sector in Barbados J. Leslie and P. McConney, Fisheries Div., Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Princess Alice Highway, Bridgetown, Barbados
Canadian Perspecive on Implementing a HACCP
Based Quality Management Program for Fish and Fish Product Producers
Expanding the Scope of Seafood Safety
TQA - Total Quality Assurance Program for
the Oyster Industry
Seafood Education Alliance (SEA) and
Standard Sanitation Operating Procedures (SSOP) |
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Technical Session I |
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Cold Restructuring of
Seafood Using Transglutaminase-Midiated Binding
Quality of Marinated Seafood as Affected by
the Honey
Presence and Dehydration of Ikaite, Calcium
Carbonate Hexahydrate, In Frozen Shrimp Shell
Proteolytic Degradation of
Skipjack Tuna During Thawing and Cooking
A Rapid Method for the Detection of Finfish
Spoilage
Simplifying Seafood Quality Determination
Odor Evaluation of Raw Tilapia: Correlation
of Sensory and Electronic Nose Data |
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Technical Session II |
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Comparison of the Moisture Content of
Commercial Shrimp Measured by a Halogen Moisture Analyzer and the AOAC
Vacuum Oven Method
The Moisture and Proximate Composition of
Commercial Fresh and Frozen Shrimp Species as Affected by phosphate
Treatments
Preliminary Observations Concerning
Phosphate Utilization With Shell-on Penaeid Shrimp
Comparison of Methods to Extract Cytotoxic
Compounds From Fish Muscle for Detection by Cell Bioassay
Market Survey of Vibrio Parahaemolyticus
in Shellstock Oysters in Gainesville, Fl
How do You Define Cooking of Shrimp? The
'Opacity' Approach
Seafood HACCP, Safety, and Quality on the
Internet |
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International Session |
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Association of Food and Drug Official
International Seafood HACCP Trainnig
Darden Restaurant's Foreign Sourcing and
Inspection Program
The Guatemalan Model of Excellence for Fresh
Raspberries |
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