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Poultry Products Processing An Industry Guide

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  • Contents (p.6)
  • 1 Introduction (p.20)
  • 2 Overview of zoonotic hazards associated with pigs (p.21)
  • 3 Classical zoonoses: leptospirosis, brucellosis and tuberculosis (p.23)
  • 4 Emerging zoonoses: influenza A viruses and Streptococcus suis (p.29)
  • 5 Emerging zoonoses: livestock-associated Staphylococcus aureus (p.33)
  • 6 Emerging zoonoses: hepatitis E and novel paramyxoviruses (p.35)
  • 7 Foodborne pathogens (p.38)
  • 8 Summary (p.43)
  • 9 Where to look for further information (p.43)
  • 10 References (p.43)
  • 1 Introduction (p.56)
  • 2 The production system (p.57)
  • 3 Surveillance and monitoring (p.58)
  • 4 Feed (p.58)
  • 5 The environment (p.60)
  • 6 Replacement animals (p.60)
  • 7 Finisher herds (p.61)
  • 8 Vaccination as a reduction strategy (p.61)
  • 9 The slaughterhouse (p.61)
  • 10 Salmonella reduction in Danish pig and pork production: a case story (p.63)
  • 11 Conclusion (p.65)
  • 12 Where to look for further information (p.66)
  • 13 References (p.66)
  • 1 Introduction (p.68)
  • 2 Historical background (p.69)
  • 3 Unintended consequences of antibiotic use (p.69)
  • 4 Changes in antibiotic use and availability (p.71)
  • 5 Antibiotic alternatives (p.72)
  • 6 Case study: phage therapy (p.76)
  • 7 Future trends and conclusion (p.78)
  • 8 Where to look for further information (p.78)
  • 9 References (p.79)
  • 1 Introduction (p.84)
  • 2 Human food safety evaluation of new animal drugs (p.85)
  • 3 Human food safety evaluation of carcinogens (p.90)
  • 4 Violative residues exceeding established tolerances (p.91)
  • 5 Future trends: judicious use of medically important antimicrobial drugs in food-producing animals (p.92)
  • 6 Where to find further information (p.92)
  • 7 References (p.93)
  • 1 Introduction (p.98)
  • 2 Issues/challenges for control of pig meat quality (p.100)
  • 3 Influencing factors for the challenges (p.106)
  • 4 Recommendations for overcoming challenges (p.117)
  • 5 Case study: pork quality in Australia (p.120)
  • 6 Conclusion and future trends (p.125)
  • 7 Where to look for further information (p.126)
  • 8 References (p.126)
  • 1 Introduction (p.136)
  • 2 Essential aroma compounds and processing effects (p.137)
  • 3 Bacon (p.141)
  • 4 Sausage (p.149)
  • 5 Ham (p.153)
  • 6 Conclusion (p.158)
  • 7 Where to look for further information (p.160)
  • 8 References (p.160)
  • 1 Introduction (p.168)
  • 2 Physicochemical factors effecting the conversion of muscle to meat (p.169)
  • 3 Ante-mortem factors affecting pork colour (p.173)
  • 4 Post-mortem factors affecting pork colour (p.176)
  • 5 Factors affecting pork texture (p.179)
  • 6 Measurement of meat colour and texture (p.180)
  • 7 Summary of recent research: assessment of pork colour and texture using imaging technology (p.184)
  • 8 Conclusion (p.186)
  • 9 Where to look for further information (p.186)
  • 10 References (p.187)
  • 1 Introduction (p.192)
  • 2 Nutritional content of pork (p.193)
  • 3 Pork consumption and dietary guidance in the US (p.196)
  • 4 Studying the influence of nutrition on human health (p.199)
  • 5 Effects of pork consumption on weight control and body composition (p.200)
  • 6 Effects of pork consumption on cardiometabolic health (p.203)
  • 7 Effects of pork consumption on other indices of human health (p.206)
  • 8 Summary and conclusions (p.208)
  • 9 Where to look for further information (p.209)
  • 10 References (p.209)
  • 1 Introduction (p.218)
  • 2 Environmental emissions and impacts at farm level: GHG emissions (p.220)
  • 3 Environmental emissions and impacts at farm level: emissions to water and air (p.223)
  • 4 Environmental emissions and impacts at farm level: pathogenic microbes, antibiotic resistance and pharmaceuticals (p.226)
  • 5 Environmental emissions throughout the life cycle (p.228)
  • 6 Case studies (p.228)
  • 7 Summary and future trends (p.234)
  • 8 Where to look for further information (p.235)
  • 9 References (p.235)
  • 1 Introduction (p.244)
  • 2 Nutrition and ammonia emissions (p.245)
  • 3 Nutrition and odour emissions (p.251)
  • 4 Nutrition and greenhouse gas emissions (p.255)
  • 5 Effectiveness of dietary solutions for reduction of gaseous emissions (p.257)
  • 6 Conclusion (p.258)
  • 7 Future trends (p.258)
  • 8 Where to look for further information (p.259)
  • 9 References (p.259)
  • 1 Introduction (p.266)
  • 2 Standards for organic pig production (p.267)
  • 3 Current organic production (p.270)
  • 4 Animal welfare in organic pig production (p.274)
  • 5 Environmental impact of organic pig production (p.278)
  • 6 Conclusion (p.282)
  • 7 Future trends in research (p.283)
  • 8 Where to look for further information (p.283)
  • 9 References (p.284)
  • Index (p.288)
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