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foods --- Canning industry --- Heat treatment --- Sugars --- Isomerization --- proteins --- chemical reactions --- degradation. --- degradation --- Models
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Peas --- cooperative activities --- Canning industry --- Contract farming --- Cost analysis --- Social legislation
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Fermentation --- Canned vegetables --- Canning industry --- Waste utilization --- Biogas --- Solid wastes --- Industrial wastes
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Haricots --- Haricot commun --- Cultures. --- Phaseolus. --- processing. --- Canning industry. --- Cultivation. --- Harvesting. --- Varieties. --- Ctifl --- Ctcpa --- Unilec --- France.
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Varieties --- Canned vegetables --- Freezing --- Canning industry --- Cultivation --- Spinacia oleracea --- Heat sterilizing --- Spinach --- Unilet --- France
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foods --- sterilization --- Pasteurization --- Canning industry --- irradiation. --- irradiation --- Packaging --- Keeping quality --- Microbial properties --- Heat transfer --- Food technology --- Bruxelles --- Ceria
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foods --- Food technology --- storage --- Refrigeration. --- Refrigeration --- Drying --- irradiation. --- irradiation --- Canning industry --- Agrotechnology and Food Sciences. Food Sciences --- Food --- Food Preservation, Packaging and Storage. --- Preservation.
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"Michael McCann and George Lovell offer a history of Filipino salmon cannery workers in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, focusing on their experiences with law, union organizing, and progressive politics over the course of the 20th century. Coming to this country after the American conquest of the Philippines, many worked at the salmon canneries. The salmon workers were segregated in both the jobs they could have and where they lived. Higher scale jobs were reserved for whites; lower scaled jobs for Filipino workers. Company housing for seasonal workers was also segregated on the same basis. The authors focus on the development of labor unions and fights over the rights of workers to organize effectively during World War II and the Cold War. They argue that economic interests used law to fight the efforts of Filipino workers to organize"
Filipino Americans --- Salmon canning industry --- Labor unions --- Canned salmon industry --- Canned fish industry --- Canned salmon --- Philippine Americans --- Ethnology --- Filipinos --- Political activity. --- Labor unions. --- Wards Cove v Atonio. --- colonial. --- empire. --- hierarchy. --- labor union. --- legal mobilization. --- racial capitalism. --- repressive law. --- rights consciousness. --- violence. --- Filipino Americans - Political activity --- Salmon canning industry - Labor unions --- Labor unions - United States --- Etats-Unis
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Striking photographs of the final days of the Stinson Seafood sardine cannery in Maine
Canned fish industry --- Canned sardines --- Fish canneries --- Fish canning industry --- Canned foods industry --- Fish trade --- Sardines, Canned --- Canned fish --- Sardines --- Canneries --- Fishery processing plants --- History. --- Stinson Seafood --- Stinson Seafood Company
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Fruit --- Vegetables --- storage --- Production --- Food consumption --- Consumer behaviour --- Nutritive value --- Canned fruits --- Canned vegetables --- Protective structures --- Canning industry --- quality controls --- Integrated control --- research projects --- socioeconomic organization --- Irrigation --- Mediterranean zone --- European Union