Food Science 12 Ms. McGrath

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Food Science 12 Ms. McGrath Why Study Food Science? Food Science 12 Ms. McGrath

Why Study Food Science? Define the following important terms: biodiversity entrepreneurs entry-level jobs integrated pest management sustainable farming

Why Study Food Science? 1. Personal Benefits protecting your health understanding food safety gaining practical skills exploring careers

Why Study Food Science? 2. Social impacts food for the world’s people public health and safety effects on families

Why Study Food Science? 3. Environmental Impact sustainable farming

Why Study Food Science? Questions to consider in a group: Storing food has economical, health and safety advantages. What would those advantages be? Housing developments and apartment complexes keep springing up in order to accommodate an ever-growing population. How does this affect the food supply? What other effects does an increasing population have on people and communities? Since hunger is a problem in the world, food waste deeply concerns many people. Waste can be managed on both a large and small scale – by the food industry and in personal lives. What steps could be taken in each?