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Food Protection Trends to Debut in January (10/4/2002)
Journal of Food Protection® Now Online (3/20/02)
Food Protection Trends to Debut in January
Des Moines, Iowa (October 4, 2002) Beginning January 1, 2003, Dairy,
Food and Environmental Sanitation will change its name to Food Protection
Trends. The journal also incorporates the byline “Science and
News from the International Association for Food Protection.”
Food Protection Trends is the primary vehicle for communication
to Association members. The journal introduces a new look although
the content remains the same. Each issue contains refereed articles
on applied research, applications of current technology and general
interest subjects for food safety professionals. Regular features
include industry and association news, an industry-related products
section and a calendar of meetings, seminars and workshops. Updates
of government regulations and sanitary design are also featured.
All IAFP Members receive Food Protection Trends, which is read
by over 9,000 individuals around the world.
Journal of Food Protection® Now Online
Des Moines, Iowa (March 20, 2002) The International Association
for Food Protection today announced that the Journal of Food Protection®
is now available online at www.foodprotection.org.
The Journal of Food Protection® has partnered with Ingenta to bring
the food protection community the advantages of electronic publishing.
JFP Online provides:
· Document to document linking via references
· Searchable full-text articles, table of contents, titles,
and abstracts
· Links to and from major Abstract and Indexing resources
· Full text searching across multiple journals
· Table of Content alerting service
Don Conner, Journal of Food Protection® Management Committee Chairperson
said, "Offering JFP as an online journal provides a new avenue
for the IAFP Membership to remain up to date on the latest research
and scientific information related to food protection. This advancement
will help ensure that JFP remains the premier scientific journal
dedicated to protecting the food supply."
The trial phase of JFP Online will provide free, full content access
to IAFP Members until August 31, 2002. Institutional print subscribers
will be offered site licenses to the online service for a fee. All
visitors can take advantage of the pay-per-view feature allowing
the purchase and delivery of articles directly to their desktop.
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