Food Quality, Nutrition and Health : 5th Heidelberg Nutrition Forum/Proceedings of the ECBA -- Symposium and Workshop, February 27 -- March 1, 1998 in Heidelberg, Germany /
The EU-Novel Food Regulation and its accompanying guidelines are based on solid scientific foundations. Nevertheless, pervasive technologies such as genetically engineered modifications of plants, animals and micro-organisms should not be implemented without public consent. Responding to these drama...
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| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg :
Springer Berlin Heidelberg,
2000.
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| Series: | Gesunde Ernährung, Schriftenreihe der Dr. Rainer Wild-Stiftung.
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Table of Contents:
- Part A: Contributions to the Symposium: C. Conzelmann: Modern Bio- and Gentechnologies and the Future of Food Production
- L. Breslin: European Agro-Food Research
- M. Krger: Consumer Demands on Food Quality
- U. Spiekermann: Food Quality in a Changing Social Environment
- A Historical Perspective
- K. Ammann: Gentechnology, Food and the Environment
- J. Riese: Risks and Chances of Genetic Engineering in Agriculture: The Impacts of Science and the Science of Impact Assessment
- E. Casadei: Hygienic Aspects of Food Quality
- F.K. Kferstein: Genetic Modification and Food Safety: Views of the World Health Organization
- F.R.J. Bornet: Health Enhancing Food Ingredients Developed for the Functional Food Market
- A Concerted Strategy
- L.H. Grimme: Food Quality and Nutrition Aimed at Health
- A Biological Perspective
- Part B: The Workshop: D. Ramon: Food Production and Food Processing
- S. Dumontet: Food Safety
- L.H. Grimme: Physiological Food Quality.