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Food Supply Chain
Miscellaneous
100

This agency is responsible for prepackaged food

What is the FDA

100

complex system of people and processes involved in getting food from producer to consumer 

what is the food industry 

100

processed food that contains many ingredients and has been modified greatly 

what is highly processed food

100

the cultivation of soil; the planting, raising, and harvesting of crops; and the raising, feeding, and management of animals.

what is production agriculture 

100

research tool that is used by a company to collect information about consumer opinions, preferences, and attitudes toward a product. 

what is a consumer survey

200

the agency responsible for monitoring meat, poultry, and eggs

What is the USDA

200

individual or business that creates and supplies goods or service

what is a producer

200

treating and handling food in a manner that stops, controls, or slows down spoilage. 

what is food preservation 

200

the variety of operations used to transform raw agricultural food ingredients into food products for consumption, cooking, or storage. 

what is food processing 

200

a method of selling products directly to consumers rather than through traditional distribution channels or retailers. 

what is direct to consumer market

300

This agency helps with food safety and is housed under the USDA

FSIS

300

individual who purchases goods or service for personal use

what is a consumer 

300

substance added to help preserve it, improve nutritional value, or enhance flavor, texture, or appearance. 

what is a food additive 

300

all of the activities involved in transporting a food product to a location where it can be sold.

what is food distribution 

300

a business that harvests animals and processes and packages the meat for human consumption.

what is a meat processing facility 
400

helps control the spread of foodborne illnesses in the food industry 

what is the CDC

400

all activities involved in transporting food to a location where it can be sold 

what is food distribution 
400

a management system that is used to identify and control food safety hazards from the time of harvest through consumption.

What is HACCP

400

a business that sells food products directly to consumers. 

what is a retailer

400

refers to all of the processes that a food product goes through as it moves from the producer to the consumer.

what is the food supply chain

500

what does FSIS stand for?

Food Safety and Inspection Service

500

business that sells food products to consumers

what is food retailer

500

a set of guidelines and policies that regulate the methods, equipment, facilities, and controls for consistently producing processed food products according to quality standards. 

What are good management practices

500

all the processes involved in promoting and selling a food product to consumers 

what is food marketing 

500

 the use  of chemistry, biology, and other sciences to study all aspects of a food product  in order to improve the product or create new products.

what is food research and development 

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