Ted Labuza Papers
University of Minnesota

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Theodore P. Labuza, Ph.D.
Morse Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor
e-mail: 
tplabuza@umn.edu
136F ABLMS
1334 Eckles Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108
612-624-9701
Cell phone 612-669-7885

Papers and Book Chapters (in PDF format)


Packaging

Active Packaging for High Quality Prepared Cuisine


Texture


Cereal Food Design and Bowl Life (web site)


Water Activity and Glass Transition


Creation of Moisture Sorption Isotherms for Hygroscopic Materials

Literature Review on Water Activity and Glass Transition

Moisture Transfer in Multi Domain Food Systems

ISOPOW 8: What do we know about water in foods ?

 


Open dating and shelf life testing


Current Practices and Regulations Regarding Open Dating of Food Products TRFIC Paper 98-1
Labuza and Szybist

Perishable refrigerated products and Home Practices Survey TRFIC Paper 2001-1
Labuza, Szybist and Peck

CRC Book Chapter Kinetics of Shelf Life determination and prediction
P. Taoukis, T.Labuza and S. Saguy Chapter 9 in Handbook of Food Engineering Valentas, Rostein and Sing editors CRC Press Denver Co

The Search For Shelf Life (Food testing Analysis May 2000)

Determination of the Shelf Life of Foods

Pasteurized Milk Shelf Life by the Weibull method

Sensory Shelf Life of Fresh Roasted Ground coffee

Effect of water content, temperature and oxygen level on shelf life of coffee

Use of ficin to prevent melanosis of shrimp

Maillard Browning in confectionery products1997 C. Davies and T. Labuza in Confectionery Science G. Ziegler editor Penn State Press Happy Valley PA

Shelf life of frozen foods 1997 Labuza, T.P. and Fu, Bin. Shelf Life Testing:Procedures and Prediction Methods. Chap. 19 in “Frozen Food Quality . pp 377-415. Yen Con Hong Editor CRC Press Denver CO.


Time Temperature Integrating Tags

TTIs as quality monitors for food

Use of TTIs for Vaccines


Functional Foods and Dietary Supplements


Food Products for Special Medical Purposes


Functional Foods and Dietary Supplements:  Product Safety, (GMPs), and Stability Testing


Structure Function and Health claims on foods and dietary supplements


Future Food technologies

A 2020 Vision


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