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  <namePart>Fleet, Graham H.</namePart>
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   <dateIssued>2015</dateIssued>
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 <note>The scope of the CRC book series on &#13;
Fermented Foods and Beverages&#13;
will include (1) globally known foods and beverages of plant and animal &#13;
origin (such as dairy, meat, fish, vegetables, cereals, root crops, soy&#13;
-&#13;
beans, legumes, pickles, cocoa and coffee, wines, beers, spirits, starter &#13;
cultures,  and  probiotic  cultures),  their  manufacture,  chemical  and  &#13;
microbiological  composition,  processing,  compositional,  and  func&#13;
-&#13;
tional modifications taking place as a result of microbial and enzymic &#13;
effects,  their  safety,  legislation,  development  of  novel  products,  and  &#13;
opportunities for industrialization; (2) indigenous commodities from &#13;
Africa, Asia (South, East, and South-East), Europe, Latin America, &#13;
and  the  Middle  East,  their  traditional  and  industrialized  processes  &#13;
and their contribution to livelihood; and (3) several aspects of general &#13;
interest such as valorization of food-processing by-products, biotech&#13;
-&#13;
nology,  engineering  of  solid-state  processes,  modern  chemical  and  &#13;
biological analytical approaches (genomics, transcriptomics, metabo&#13;
-&#13;
lomics, and other -omics), safety, health, and consumer perception.&#13;
The third book born in the series is &#13;
Cocoa and Coffee Fermentation&#13;
. &#13;
This  treatise,  edited  by  Dr.  Rosane  Schwan  and  Professor  Graham  &#13;
Fleet, deals with the fermentation of cocoa beans and coffee berries. &#13;
Needless to say, cocoa and coffee as stimulating beverages are known &#13;
and appreciated worldwide. Their fermentation forms an essential step &#13;
in  the  process  of  generating  flavor,  and  most  of  the  fermentation  is  &#13;
carried out under uncontrolled conditions. In view of ever-increasing &#13;
requirements for quality and safety by a sophisticated world market, it &#13;
is essential to upgrade and optimize cocoa and coffee processing based &#13;
on scientific evidence. We are convinced that this authoritative book &#13;
provides a balanced dataset contributed by experts in their respective &#13;
domains.&#13;
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  <topic>COFFEE</topic>
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  <topic>COCOA</topic>
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