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Articles in June, 1999 issue of Food Processing

• New way to season specialty spuds: NorSun adds flavors, quality to HMRs.(home meal replacements)
• It just doesn't look good, OK?(food processing industry news)
  by Messenger, Bob
• Flavor encapsulation technologies: providing solutions to meet current demands for superior taste.
• Sure thing thinking opens opportunity for entrepreneurs.(opportunities for small companies in the food industry)(Editorial)
  by Pehanich, Mike
• The science of enzymes: enhancing meat reaction flavors.
  by Hoch, G. Jeffrey
• Clear sailing: preventing condensation on the underside of packaging is especially important for home meal replacement products.
  by Hoch, G. Jeffrey
• Can-do spirit.(soup canner Morgan Foods Inc)(Company Profile)
  by Demetrakakes, Pan
• Back to the future: timing is everything for new product launches.
  by Vierhile, Tom
• In pursuit of cutting-edge trends: how food companies hunt fo the next hot flavor.
  by Zind, Tom
• ERP comes to the mid-market: mid-level players look for fast results, scaleability and single-vendor solutions.(includes related article on Beacon Sweets & Chocolates' ERP system)(enterprise resource planning)
  by Neff, Jack
• The science of sprouts: pumping up antioxidant levels in broccoli.
  by Broihier, Kitty
• Apple processor bears up: replacement bearings for MRC Bearing Services help cut downtime on apple sorters.
• Calcium fortification: the advantages of dairy-based powder.(Avonmore Waterford Ingredients' XtraCal natural milk calcium product)
• Food fight: trade disputes in food have the same roots as other trade disruptions - and plenty more besides.(includes related articles)(Cover Story)
  by Demetrakakes, Pan
• Do the laws function for functional foods?
  by Allen, Andrea
• Shutting out pests: a variety of technologies allows dock doors to remain open while barring access to birds, bugs and other nuisances.
  by Steinriede, Kent
• CE is a smooth operator.(Microsoft Windows CE)(Software Review)(Evaluation)
  by Wert, Kent
• Crack reporter brings Famous Amos to his knees.(interview with Famous Amos Cookie founder Wally Amos)
  by Toops, Diane
• Getting out of a scrape: advances in heat exchanger design offer alternatives to high-maintenance scraped-surface.
  by Demetrakakes, Pan
• Is low-sodium label worth its salt?(includes related articles)
  by Neff, Jack