2. Learning Objectives
Identify careers related to food science.
Describe the education and skills
needed for a career in food science.
Identify the two main occupations
involved in food science and the food
science industry.
3. Terms
Food scientist
Food technologist
Pilot plant
Quality assurance
Research
Test production
Trouble-shooting
4. What would a baker, food
scientist, and a restaurant
manager have in common?
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6. Careers in Product
Development
involve creating new and improved
food products.
Jobs in this field
food technicians
Scientists
nutritionists.
Work setting
food laboratories
Experimental kitchens.
7. Careers in Quality
Assurance
deal with the quality of food
Work activities
producing and preserving nutritious food
products
packaging, storing, and transporting quality
food products.
8. Careers in Production
involve preserving, sorting, grading,
packaging, and shipping food products.
Jobs include
supervisors
plant managers
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9. Careers in Sales and
Service
deal with selling food products and
materials through advertising and sales
calls.
10. Careers in Regulation
and Compliance
involve enforcing food industry regulations.
Job duties include
inspecting processing plants
conducting lab tests
Federal agencies that offer jobs related to
regulation and compliance in food science
include
FDA, USDA, USDOC, and EPA.
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11. Careers in Food
Service
deal with the preparation and serving of
food.
Places of work
restaurants and cafeterias.
Occupations include
chefs, sous chefs, cooks, bakers, managers,
cashiers, and servers.