Where do food scientists work?
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
- I cannot tell you how often I get asked this question!
What's funny is food scientists have a ton of job options. In general, there's three different sectors of the food industry to explore: food manufacturing, ingredient manufacturing, and food service. I'll go into detail about all three of these options.
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment! I would love to hear from you :)
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Came here researching processed food addiction.
I have bachelor degree in chemistry but i work in food and oil industry, so should I apply for food technologist ?
How can i find job ? Any specific website ?
What is the best area to specialized in food science and Technology?
Hi there, i just wanna ask that, I'm a graduate in food science & technology from India, and i wanna persue masters or high studies abroad..so, would you mind recommending some countries across Europe or NA or universities that would provide a better opportunity in the food sector after graduating and also one's that are cheap and easy to enroll in😂
I'm much more familiar with the US even thought I'm living in Europe now. Most of the US universities gave you a monthly stipend if you pursue a master's or PhD. Some good ones with food science programs are University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Purdue University, Cornell, The Ohio State University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, University of California-Davis
I am too from India and I want to know from where did you graduated in food science and technology
Hello abbey,I am an food engineering graduate. .. I like your content..
I love meeting another foodie! Glad to have you here :)
@@AbbeytheFoodScientist I wish,I can know something new with your eye-catching vedios..keep in touch.
Hey there, I just wanted to ask what subjects I should take in 11th and 12th grade for becoming product developer and after 12th which courses and what to do cause I just completed my 10th standard and don't know what to do next
Take any advanced science classes available at your school. I took advanced placement chemistry and biology in high school and it was extremely helpful and I got to skip these classes at university.
If there's any product design courses available (I'm guessing probably not) but that would also be beneficial :)
@@AbbeytheFoodScientist so should I take PCB or PCM!?
@@sakinaraoti6643 Hmmm I would guess PCB is better but where I went to school we didn't separate it like that. Where do you go to school? I might be able to put you in touch with someone
@@AbbeytheFoodScientist School name - Ammar Baugh-e-Naunehaal
Country - India
City - indore
University of Georgia he has a phD in food science..
Hi i do have a question... My question is how do animals important in food science industry?
Can you please help me this is for our reporting.
Hmm... I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you asking what animals are important in the food industry?
@@AbbeytheFoodScientist Yes Yes!
@@user-nf5ie9js8c Okay, I'll do my best to give you a quick summary although it will mostly represent the US food industry. 1) Cows- for meat, milk which can be turned into many dairy products like cheese, yogurt, etc., a byproduct is slaughter is collagen which is a food ingredient, intestines sometimes used for the packaging of sausages. 2) Pigs- pork but also byproducts like collagen and gelatin. 3) Chickens
I want job of your university
Liked this vid cos ur cute as heck