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Article #283Re: HAS EVERYONE DIED ??
From: Bob Wallace
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 1996 00:00
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 1996 00:00
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Frank van Doore wrote: > > I have been watching this news group for about 6 months.. > > I am wondering if Australian Food Science Community has gone to sleep ... > > There are so many topics that are begging for debate and this is the > best non threatening enviroment arround.. > etc I had one of our technical people start this group 18 months ago and contacted other Aussi Unis to get them to use this as a forum for exchange of ideas and news (eg visits of overseas visitors). I posted info re Dept. of Food Science & Tech but had no response from others. Frank, I'm with you. This newsgroup should be a quick and convenient way of exchanging ideas for food scientists in this widespread land. As I am a food microbiologist, I cannot speak with authority on your topics but could discuss areas such as 1. food hygiene regs and haccp 2. acceptance of rapid methods in food micro 3. Camylobacter in poultry Perhaps we need to make a concerted effort thru AIFST and CAFTA to get this moving. It appears few food scientist know of it. Any suggestions would be welcomed Bob Wallace
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