Re: fresh vs. frozen

From: Ted Labuza (tplabuza@tc.umn.edu)
Date: Tue Sep 05 2000 - 14:59:52 PDT

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    Responding to the message of
    <3.0.2.32.20000905151158.0068b5fc@falcon.tamucc.edu>
    from rmiget@falcon.tamucc.edu:
    >
    > What are the current regulations pertaining to the use of the terms "fresh
    > and previously frozen" seafoods at the retail level in the U.S. Thanks.
    > Russ Miget
    >
    Interestingly FDA is asking that question right now They have called a meeting
    to discuss use of "fresh" for nonthernmally process ed foods in 65 FR 41029 This
    document discusses FDAS's rules on the use of frsh so is useful. You can
    download a pdf file from the gPO or directly from my eaction Kinetics web site
    at

    http://courses.che.umn.edu/00fscn8334-1f/FScN8334_Reading.html

    Go to Topic 1 on the page.

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    Professor of Food Science and Technology Department of Food Science & Nutrition
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