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[en] Research and development in the past 30 years have clearly demonstrated that food irradiation is a safe, effective and environmentally clean process of food preservation. Twenty-seven countries have approved over 40 irradiated foods or groups of related food items for human consumption, either on an unconditional or a restricted basis. The technology is beginning to play an important role in reducing post-harvest losses of food and in facilitating wider distribution of food in the trade. Its wide application in solving microbial spoilage losses of food, insect disinfestation, improving hygienic qualities, slowing down physiological processes of foods is reviewed. Special emphasis is placed on applications of direct relevance to countries in Asia and the Pacific region
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Wills, P. (Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Heights); Loaharanu, P. (International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)); Toner, B. (Australian School of Nuclear Technology, Lucas Heights); Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment, Lucas Heights; 477 p; ISBN 0 642 59828 2;
; 1985; p. 1-12; International Atomic Energy Agency regional workshop on commercialisation of ionising energy treatment of food; Lucas Heights (Australia); 29 Apr - 10 May 1985; Lecture 20.

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