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Food Science & Technology Quiz (30/06/2021)

Q1. Shrink wrapping is also known as _________?

A. Stretch wrapping B. Bundle wrapping C. Orbital wrapping D. None of the above

ANSWER: Bundle wrapping

  • EXPLANATIONShrink wrapping is also known as Bundle wrapping. Shrink wrapping is a packaging process where a group of products is wrapped in shrinkable plastic films which hold the product firmly after exposure to hot air. It eases transport and inventory management. Since they held together with a group of products, they are also known as bundle wrapping.
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Q2. The term WVTR related to packaging stands for _______?

A. Water vapor transmission rate B. Water vapor traveling ratio C. Water Vapour transfusion rate D. Water Vapour transmission resistance

ANSWER: Water Vapor Transmission rate

  • Explanation: Moisture vapor transmission rate is also called water vapor transmission rate (WVTR). It is a measure of the amount of water that passes through a material over a specific period of time.WVTR is measured in mg/Day per container.
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Q3. The term “gravure” in packaging talks about which of the following process?

A. Lamination B. Co-extrusion C. Printing D. Moulding

ANSWER – Printing

  • Explanation – Gravure is a type of printing process. It is a direct transfer method for printing onto wood-pulp fiber-based, synthetic or laminate substrates such as polyesters, nylon, paper, carton board, aluminum foil, etc. They are used in the manufacturing of food packaging, labels, and non-food packaging materials.
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Q4. In sensory science QDA stands for?

A. Quality definition and assessment B. Qualified Director for analysis C. Qualitative Descriptive analysis D. Quantitative descriptive analysis

ANSWER – Quantitative Descriptive Analysis

  • Explanation-Quantitative Descriptive Analysis (QDA) is a behavioral sensory evaluation approach that uses descriptive panels to measure a product’s sensory characteristics. Panelists are trained to measure the specific quality attributes of the product to yield quantitative product description which can be analyzed statistically.
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Q5. The egg packs and trays used for apples and other fresh produce are example of _________?

A. Laminated paperboard B. Molded pulp containers C. Crafted paperboard D. Oldest form of paperboard pack

ANSWER – Moulded pulp containers

  • Explanation – Molded pulp packaging is made from a variety of fibrous materials, such as recycled paper, cardboard, or other natural fibers (sugarcane, bamboo, wheat straw). Molded pulp containers are designed with round corners and complex three-dimensional shapes. They are used for eggs, apples, and other fresh produce.
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