Handbook of Sustainability for the Food Sciences
Ruben O. Morawicki(auth.)Structured in four sections, Handbook of Sustainability for the Food Sciences first covers the basic concepts of environmental sustainability and provides a detailed account of all the impacts of the food supply chain. Part two introduces the management principles of sustainability and the tools required to evaluate the environmental impacts of products and services as well as environmental claims and declarations. Part three looks at ways to alleviate food chain environmental impacts and includes chapters on air emissions, water and wastewater, solid waste, energy, packaging, and transportation. The final part summarizes the concepts presented in the book and looks at the measures that will be required in the near future to guarantee long term sustainability of the food supply chain. Handbook of Sustainability for the Food Sciences is aimed at food science professionals including food engineers, food scientists, product developers, managers, educators, and decision makers. It will also be of interest to students of food science.
Content:Chapter 1 Introduction to Sustainability (pages 1–21):
Chapter 2 Sustainability and the Environment (pages 23–45):
Chapter 3 The Environmental Impact of the Food Supply Chain (pages 47–77):
Chapter 4 Impact Assessment and Intensity Metrics (pages 79–107):
Chapter 5 Improving Efficiency (pages 109–127):
Chapter 6 Innovating Technology (pages 129–136):
Chapter 7 Environmental Claims and Reporting (pages 137–150):
Chapter 8 Air Emissions (pages 151–188):
Chapter 9 Water and Wastewater (pages 189–226):
Chapter 10 Solid Waste (pages 227–246):
Chapter 11 Energy (pages 247–284):
Chapter 12 Packaging (pages 285–312):
Chapter 13 Transportation (pages 313–340):
Chapter 14 A Biobased Economy (pages 341–360):
Chapter 15 Conclusions (pages 361–370):