radiation processing

Radiation processing of imported cat food has now been banned in Australia.

Electron beam processing is one example of radiation processing.

This may include radiation processing.

"Ordinary" occupational safety regulations also apply to radiation processing facilities; the radiation aspects are typically excluded and supervised by special authorities.

"Dose" (short for radiation absorbed dose) is the physical quantity governing the radiation processing of food, relating to the beneficial effects to be achieved.

The dark material itself may have formed as a result of radiation processing of methane clathrates or radiation darkening of other organic compounds.

In radiation processing of foods, the doses are generally measured in kilograys (kGy, 1,000 Gy).

Mr. McLaughlin helped write an influential textbook, "Dosimetry for Radiation Processing" (Taylor & Francis, 1989).

Under a HACCP-concept (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point) radiation processing can serve and contribute as an ultimate critical control point before the food reaches the consumer.

Codex Alimentarius Recommended International Code of Practice Code for Radiation Processing of Foods (CAC/RCP 19-1979, rev.2 - 2003)

The AQIS announced on June 6, 2009 that the alternative of radiation processing for cat food is no longer acceptable and that irradiated dog food is required to be labeled "Must not be fed to cats".

Yazd Radiation Processing Center is equipped with a Rhodotron TT200 accelerator, made by IBA, Belgium, with outputs of 5 and 10MeV beam lines and a maximum power of 100 kW.

It further said the agency's secretariat had determined that cooperation should continue for 33 projects but end for 22 others, including ones meant to aid Iran's development of nuclear power, its radiation processing of metals and plastics and its improvement of atomic management and strategic planning.