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Packaged Spices (FOOD II (staple) Industry)
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In India, whole spices are packed in jute bags. These bags prevent spillage and also prevent insects from entering and contaminating spices. As the period of storage increases, the requirement of the packaging changes, and an additional requirement of restricting moisture is also added. In these circumstances, it is advisable not to use normal jute bags. However, a little improvisation in terms of polyethylene (PE) lined jute bags would be a better option and would increase the shelf life...
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Much is written and many organisations have campaigned against the intensive farming methods that have become common place in the last 50 years. Campaigners focus on such issues as the world of concrete floors and farrowing crates in which the sows live part of their lives, the diseases and mortality brought on by stress, and the unnaturally short lives of the animals be they breeding stock or for market. In many countries legislation and pressure from these groups is bring about improvements...
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The halfway house between cage egg production and a free-range system is a barn or deep litter system. Birds can move around freely in a barn-like house and express natural behaviour. There are perches and dust-bathing facilities and they can escape aggression by moving around. Eggs are laid in individual or communal nest boxes. Again, there are no predators, lighting is controlled and feed and water provided automatically. A conveyor belt may take the eggs to a collection point. There is...
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