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Prepared by: Shaimaa, Dalya, and Fenek

Food pollution

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Introduction

The term contamination of food means the food or water contain substance that makes it unfit for human or animal consumption, whether toxic chemicals or micro-organisms harmful or food contaminated with radioactive materials lethal, which may cause injury to the consumer disease, which is the best known diseases food poisoning.

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Food contaminationThere are three ways which food can be contaminated:

•Physical;

•Chemical;

•Bacterial.

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Physical contamination-Pollutants reach the food during growth and harvest,

like stone, soil and minerals, insects and their remnants.

-Pollutants reach the food during the manufacturing process and deliberation, the remnants of glass, bone, metal, wood and electrical wiring, grease, rust and paint residue .

-Pollutants reach the food during the process of packaging and distribution, such as insects, thread, hair and stones and minerals.

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Chemical contamination:

- chemicals from the farm

- cleaning product used in the processing plant when packaging food

-fly spray used in the kitchen when preparing

- Care must be taken at each stage of food production to prevent chemical contamination.

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Bacterial contamination: -Autolysis: self destruction, caused

by enzymes present in the food

-Microbial spoilage : caused by the growth of bacteria, yeasts and moulds.

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Desirable food changesAutolysis and micro bacterial changes are sometimes desirable (and are not referred to as spoilage), for example enzymes cause fruit to ripen .

Here are some positive micro bacterial changes below.

Bacteria in yoghurt production.

Mould in some cheeses, e.g. Stilton.

Yeast in bread production.