Fruit juice concentrates
J. H. Irish
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Fruit juice concentrates
by J. H. Irish
Published
1925
Publisher
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pages
20
Subjects
Fruit juice concentration by the freezing centrifuge method
Technological problems of fruit juice concentrate
Scientific and technical aspects of fruit juice aroma recovery
Technologie der Fruchtsaftkonzentrate
An improved method of concentrating fruit juices with special reference to apple juice
The Japanese juice industry
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Fruit juice concentrates was written by J. H. Irish.
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