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 Over the next while there will probably be a number of posts showing that smaller alternatives to the multinational food companies, are where growth is happening at present. An interesting question is does this also bring the “try it quickly and fail” approach used in the computing industry to the Food Industry?
This rather old book by The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations has an interesting, very detailed and clear section on post harvest and processing technology for food security.
<P style=”text-align:center;”><font size=”-2″>click the image to visit the website</font></p> Neither the age ( published 14 year ago ) nor the fact [...] Another in the series which simply links to the websites of Food Processing Companies in Africa. It is hoped that the industry can benefit from a knowledge of who’s doing what – either through the establishment of new businesses or through trading. Coast Coconut producers a “virgin” coconut oil by using small scale [...] This Technical Bulletin from Practical Action gives details on drying, milling and packaging chillies. The bulletin gives information on both solar drying which works well in dry weather and other dryers than can be used when the humidity is higher. The article can be viewed in text format online and can be downloaded [...] |
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