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Food innovation and Food Science
Multidisciplinarity
Darunee Edwards
11 June 2019
Thai Food
Popularity due mainly to delicate blend of all sensory
attributes of each dish:
– Great flavor, taste, color and decoration
– Safety and quality
– Healthy and nutritious
– Great variety of dishes
– Service minded and fast service
– Value for money
– Reflect the wisdom and culture of Thai nation
Thai-ness
• Keen on food preparation techniques
• Variety of taste with medicinal herbs for health
• Prefer combinations of salt, sweet, sour and spicy hot ➔ Klom Kluom
• Local wisdom belief in food and friendship
• Uniquely situated in Asia with abundant natural resources
• Lifestyle revolves around food and meals → hundreds to
thousands of different dishes
• One of most diversified cuisines with local, Indian, Chinese, Portuguese, French, Vietnamese, Burmese and Indonesian influences
• Provide food varieties to cater any tourist nations
Local Wisdom in Selection of Food Ingredients
Food Trends
Low calorie food and drink > sweeteners, stevia, fat replacer
Low salt food > sodium replacer, spices
Functional Food > fortified food
Personalized food > aging and aged society
Natural conscious coloring > children food, candy, fruit juice
Natural flavoring > wide product range for food products
Delicious is still key
Food Security : challenge of feeding 9.6 billion by 2050
3 main challenges :
✓ Meet demand for food from rapidly increasing and more
affluent global population
✓ Do so in environmentally and socially sustainable ways
✓ Ensure that world’s poorest people do not go hungry
World Food Trends- 1
Competition is severe and slow down in economic growth. There is a need to:
• Streamlining or modernizing operation by automation to offer quick and easy processing
• tackling food loss and food waste by making use of all parts of any raw material to achieve zero waste and introduce the 3Rs concept: reduce, reuse, recycle
• Strictly in compliance with food safety management system
• Up-to-date with consumer tastes and health trends
• Understand both industry and market trends
World Food Trends- 2
Competition is severe and slow down in economic growth.
There is a need to:
• Flexible in processing lines to cater new product
development with the science based system
• Fundamentally global: new wave of international cuisines
through consumer curiosity and exposure to international food and flavor e.g., fermented vegetable, traditional charcoal grill, more ingredients of medicinal herbs
• Experience dichotomy: exploration for new and complimentary experiences: calorie intake from meals, indigenous dishes
Importance of Food Industry/Business
• Agriculture-based nation
• Value creation from agri-produce
• Food innovation, more varieties of foods
• Control of food safety and food quality
• Healthy society
• Wealthy society
• Food security and health security
• Job creation
• Tourism
Challenges and Trends for Food Manufacturers
To stay survive:
➢ A must in food safety and quality
➢ Implement productivity tools
➢ In trend with nutrition and health
➢ Effort in consumer tastes
➢ Clean and green processing
➢ Reduce food loss and food waste by introducing
3Rs concept (reduce,reuse, recycle)
➢ Modernise manufacturing machineries
➢ Enough skilled manpower
Consumer Trends
Consumer’s preferences varies from place-to-place but the basic needs are:
– Safety and quality
– Great flavor, taste, and display
– Healthy and nutritious
– Great variety of food
– Attractive packaging design and product protection
– Convenience in preparation
– Value for money
– Clean and green production
– Easily access of the preference meal
Food Value Chain
Food Supply Chain
ManagementFarming system(GAP/CoC)
Pre-harvest &Post-harvest
Manufacturing(GMP/HACCP)
Consumer / Market
Transportation
Plant/Animal breed
Breed
Farming
Harvest
Processing
Packaging
Transportation
Consumer/market
Packaging
Food Value Chain/Food System
Disastrous if
• Environmental contamination
• Lack of safe food preparation facilities
• Limited knowledge in food safety and food regulations
• Limited financial to support the operation
• Limited understanding of productivity, costing and finance
• Limited knowledge of consumer preference
• Limited awareness in mass or social communication
• Poor public health in food control direction and policy
• Poor social conditions
Food Safety and Quality
o Food safety is a global issue
o Consumption of wholesome foods, good quality and safety and right nutrition is one of the basic human rights
o There are widespread food safety risks and unsafe food incidents in different parts of the world
Food can become unsafe due to several reasons
Why food not safe!-1
Emerging foodborne illnesses problems
Change in pathogens through adaptation by natural selection
Dietary habits of preference and practices and cultural beliefs may be the causes
Food trade of plant and animal origin is increasing rapidly and contributed to the spread of foodborne problems to new areas
Food can become unsafe due to several reasons
Why food not safe!-2
Economic and technical development of new food, new production system or new environmental changes increase opportunities for contamination due to lack of knowledge from food handlers and an increase in mass catering
Poverty and pollution, environmental contamination
Poor social conditions and lack of safe food preparation facilities
Food can become unsafe due to several reasons
Why food not safe!-3
Travel and migration of millions of people crossing borders can spread disease rapidly to new environment
Poor hygiene practice of food handlers of street food and the improper storage of raw ingredients esp. meat and seafood items
Inappropriate time and temperature in processing
Improper cleaning and sanitizing
Contamination and cross contamination
Why food safety is a must for any food enterprise?
Consequence of producing unintentionally or intentionally
unsafe food:
• consumer gets sick
• Government authority intervene in this incident
• Ruin business and may end up with bankruptcy
• Ruin national reputation if it is a serious incident
Food safety and quality management system
➢ Food safety is an extreme important tool for any food enterprise!
➢ Food quality and safety management system is a preventive tool, it is to reduce chance of producing poor or lower than standard food!
➢ Well trained staff is key to achieve the goal of producing safe food!
Benefits of Food Safety and Quality Management System
➢ Processing of safer food >> lower business risk
➢ Clients satisfaction >> reputation and brand value
➢ Staff knowledge and skill >> better productivity
➢ Less production cost >> less utilities expense, less waste, less error
➢ More business opportunities
➢ Higher profitability
➢ Compliance with national and international regulations
Food Innovation
Innovation:
- A solution that is new and more effective and efficient
- A highest stage of human adaptation to change
- Components of Innovation:
1. technological advancement
2. application of such technology
3. economic value
Innovation
➢ creation of better or more effective products, processes,
services, technologies or ideas that are accepted by markets,
governments, and consumers
New food product
➢ product not previously manufactured by a company and
introduced by that company into its marketplace or
➢ The presentation by a company of an established product perhaps
in a new form or into a new market previously explored by that
company
Productivity
operation to maximize profit, to increase revenue and/or
to reduce cost
Input Process Output
Sustainability
food business must be innovative, socially relevant,
economically profitable and environmentally friendly
i.e., these are aspects to food industry sustainability
Food Spoilage and Food deterioration
Definition: decomposition or deterioration of food to undesirable
conditions from internal and external factors of food by
➢ microbiological contamination: slimy, watery, rotten, toxin
➢ chemical reaction and contamination: browning, rancid, protein denature, loss of vitamin and minerals,
➢ Physical reaction and contamination: phase separation, precipitation, softening not crispy, surface dryness
➢ Moisture
➢ Temperature
➢ Time
➢ Oxygen or light
➢ Physical stress
Food processing and preservation-2
Some processing technologies:
➢ Thermal processing or an application of heat
➢ Low temperature processing
➢ Drying processing
➢ Preservation and food additives
Food processing and preservation-6
Application of food additives:
➢ Vinegar (acetic acid) >> pickling, lower pH
➢ Salting (sodium chloride) >> bacon, fermented fish, salty taste
➢ Sulfur dioxide >> wine
➢ Sodium nitrate/nitrite >> fermented sausage
➢ Yellow 6 >> candy, pastries, sausages
Food processing and preservation-10
Food additives: safety issues
➢ More than 3,000 compounds recommended by FDA as food
additives and have GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) status
➢ Each country has its own set of rules
➢ Still concern as to their harmfulness
➢ New additive must go through rigorous risk assessment:
hazard identification and characterization, exposure assessment,
risk characterization, and risk management to control hazardous
conditions
Shelf life study-1
Objective:
➢ To prolong the length of food product to remain usable and to fit
for consumption
➢ To meet consumer expectation: color, odor, flavour, texture,
appearance, nutrition and safety
➢ To maintain quality and safety of food products within the time
period, the recommended storage time and temperature, and
transportation condition
Shelf life study-2
Benefits:
➢ Less chance of product recall
➢ Process control
➢ Product consistency
➢ Consumer satisfaction
➢ Growth of business
Shelf life study-3
Principles:
➢ Understand your product: characteristics, safe for consumer
➢ Knowledge of factors influencing quality and shelf life of
food product
➢ Important factors based on food standards, food laws,
competitors and consumers
HR : Bachelor in FST Syllabus (4 year program)
- Fundamental science: maths, computer
science, statistics, chemistry, biology, etc.
- Core FST: food microbiology, food chemistry,
food processing, food engineering, food
quality and safety management systems,
QA, food laws and regulations
- Relevant FST: cereal science, meat science, fish
science, fermentation, nutrition, food business
administration, economics, marketing, etc.
Roles of Graduate in Food Science and
Technology
- Conversion of agricultural produce to food and feed
- Understand national and international regulations
for food standards, food safety and food quality
- Compliance with regulations for quality and safety systems
- Ensure safe food products reach consumers in good
condition
- Implement hygienic and food safety management systems
- Compliance with regulations for quality and safety systems
- Increase productivity at all levels of food value chain
- Reduce food loss and food waste thru innovation
- Concern with environmental impact
- Develop new products to meet consumer demand
- Ensure safe food products reach consumers
in good condition
- Aim for well trained and educated HRs in FST to run operations
Conclusion : Best Practice for Food Industry
Conclusion : “Food Safety ”
• safe food with excellent quality for health is a must!
• must not be compromised in funding, research and knowledge dissemination
• networking and partnership must involve policy makers, agri-food producers/farmers, food manufacturers, distributors, retailers and the general public
A sound food safety management system is one that identifies, evaluates and controls hazards in food safety, by taking a systematic and preventive approach by anticipation and prevention not by end-product inspection and testing
Need for science-based information
Take home messages!
• What would happen to the existing world population if there were no agro-food business?
• We do have food processing manufacturers!
What if we did not have well professional food scientists/technologists?
Who would look after food safety and new food products?
What would be the health of our populations?