Description: This book, with its new collection, provides a bridge between academic theory on the potential of this technology and the industrial aspects of current practice.
More than 50% of the world's food comes from the three cereals: wheat, maize and rice. In order to continue to feed a growing world population the food industry must understand the potential benefits that cereal biotechnology can offer. This new collection provides a bridge between academic theory on the potential of this technology and the industrial aspects of current practice. The individual chapters provide comprehensive coverage of product development, specific applications, current regulation and the all-important question of consumer acceptability.