Food tech Flashcards

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What is large scale cropping and examples

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A highly mechanised production system that uses the latest technological advances in food production. wheat, sugar cane, chickpeas, oats, canola

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What is a free trade agreement

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the signing of an agreement that allows all the countries to trade with each other

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Why is a free trade agreement important

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it allows for the farmers and livestock producers to increase the amount of produce they export to other countries

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proprietary products

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A product sold under a brand name owned by a company, rather than a general name for a type of product

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private labels products

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products that a supermarkets sells under its own company name

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food service sector

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refers to cafes, fast-food outlets and restaurants where consumers eat, as well as the catering institution that provide food for schools, hospitals and nursing homes

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what influences our our food choices

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  • activity levels
  • health issues
  • time
  • money
  • ethical benefits
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What is biosecurity protocols

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are agreements with other nations, developed to minimise any risks to Australia’s agriculture and livestock production

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what is a prototype

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is a sample product or trial model of the product idea that was outlined in the design brief

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why is a prototype worthwhile when designing new food products

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it allows the company to…..

  • determine the ingredients required to produce the product
  • evaluate the nutritional content of the product
  • assess sensory products
  • estimate costs
  • determine if the product can be made with the available products
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evaluation criteria

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to help the company determine whether the product is lily to meet the needs outlined in the design brief before the product is is launched in the market place

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how to write evaluation criteria

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  • meet the constraints set out in the design brief
  • have acceptable sensory products
  • utilise current expertise and resources available to the company
  • be profitable for the company
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what strategies can be used when planning, shopping and storing and to prevent food wastage

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plan your meals 
sensible shopping (take a list) 
store your food properly so it doesn't go off
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14
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list 2 leading food processing companies and examples of main products they produce

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RSPCA - egg production

Choice magazine - palm oil

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