| 31. | The demand now for services is marginal and food irradiation generates at most a few million dollars annually in sales.
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| 32. | Food irradiation was endorsed more than 20 years ago by the World Health Organization and the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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| 33. | While opponents and proponents debate the scientific and safety issues, consumers may ultimately decide the shelf life of food irradiation.
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| 34. | Irradiated food does not and cannot become radioactive, and national and international expert bodies have declared food irradiation as wholesome.
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| 35. | On the Asean front, it has been reported that Thailand and Indonesia are using food irradiation in a big way commercially.
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| 36. | Dr Nahrul says it all boils down to this : commercialisation of food irradiation depends much on public acceptance and regulation.
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| 37. | And of food irradiation, which is proven to substantially reduce such foodborne infections as E . coli without raising radiation levels.
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| 38. | Pasteurizing and food irradiation are used to kill " Salmonella " for commercially produced foodstuffs containing raw eggs such as ice cream.
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| 39. | Stories ranged from a feature about living in Boston without owning a car to a polemic about the dangers of food irradiation.
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| 40. | Food irradiation is used for preservation and for improvement of food safety through reduction of microbial loads, that is, decontamination, he says.
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