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Food Technology
Food technology is a branch of food science which deals with the actual production processes to make foods. Research in the field now known as food technology has been conducted for decades. Nicolas Appert’s development in 1810 of the canning process was a decisive event. The process wasn’t called canning then and Appert did not really know the principle on which his process worked, but canning has had a major impact on food preservation techniques. Louis Pasteur's research on the spoilage of wine and his description of how to avoid spoilage in 1864 was an early attempt to put food technology on a scientific basis. In CytoGene, we offer several modules of training in Food Technology. The duration of the programs offered for training are 15 & 30 days
Training Batches in 2021
Batches:
December 2021 (1st, 15th & 20th)
January 2022 (2nd, 10th, & 15th)
No of Candidate: 10 / Batch
Date of Notification: 25 September 2021
Start of Registration: 25 September 2021
Registration Process: Online & Offline
Training Mode: Offline
30 DAYS
Training Module
FEE
Registration Fee: ₹ 500/-
(Fee ₹424 + GST ₹76)
Training Fee: ₹ 7,500/-
(Fee ₹6,356 + GST ₹1,144)
REGISTRATION OFFER
Register till 30 September 2021 and get 15% off on training fee
Register till 30 October 2021 and get 10% off on Training fee
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Good laboratory practices
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Demonstration of all Instruments
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Chemical calculation & Reagent Preparation
Proximate Analysis
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Moisture Content
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Fat Content determination (Soxhlet method)
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Carbohydrate (Anthrone method)
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Mineral
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Protein by Khjeldahl Method
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Sugar
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pH
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Salt
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Dietary Fiber
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Cholesterol
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Calcium
Food Microbiology
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Total Aerobic Plate Count
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Anaerobic Mesophilic Count
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Total Coliform Bacteria (Thermotolerant)
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Total Yeast and Mould Count
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E. coli O157:H7 (Presence / Absence)
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Enterobacteriaceae
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Fungal Population (Yeast & Mold)
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Lactobacillus species Count
Detection of Adulterations
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Adulteration of Urea in dairy products
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Test for chicory in coffee (Selinwanoff test)
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Test for lie tea
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Test for artificial coloration of tea
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Adulteration in Wheat Flour (Vogel’s Method)
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Test for presence of Galbnum in Asafoetida
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Test for presence of Foreign Resins in Asafoetida
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Test of presence of Salicylic acid (Ferric Chloride Test) in Jam /Jellies
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Saccharin (Resorcinol Sulphuric acid test) in Jam /Jellies
Detection of Toxins (by ELISA)
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Extraction of Toxin from food sample
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Purification through Column Chromatography (Silica Gel H)
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Detection of toxin by TLC
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Detection of toxin by ELISA
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Quantitative analysis by UV-Vis Spectrophotometer
FOOD ANALYSIS & QUALITY CONTROL (FDT)
15 DAYS
Training Module
FEE
Registration Fee: ₹ 500/-
(Fee ₹424 + GST ₹76)
Training Fee: ₹ 4,500/-
(Fee ₹3,813 + GST ₹687)
REGISTRATION OFFER
Register till 30 September 2021 and get 15% off on training fee
Register till 30 October 2021 and get 10% off on Training fee
BASIC FOOD TECHNOLOGY
(BFT)
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Good laboratory practices
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Demonstration of all Instruments
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Chemical calculation & Reagent Preparation
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Moisture Content
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Fat Content determination (Soxhlet method)
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Carbohydrate (Anthrone method)
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Mineral
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Protein by Khjeldahl Method
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Sugar
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pH
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Salt
-
Total Aerobic Plate Count
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Anaerobic Mesophilic Count
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Total Coliform Bacteria (Thermotolerant)
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Total Yeast and Mould Count
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E. coli O157:H7 (Presence / Absence)
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Adulteration of Urea in dairy products
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Test for chicory in coffee (Selinwanoff test)
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Test for lie tea
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Test for artificial coloration of tea