
| Food Chain - Number 22 - January 1998 |
| Contents |
| Greetings |
| Research notes - utilisation of tomato processing by-products |
| Shea nut processing - possibilities and problems in the choice of technology for women |
| Booklines |
| Weaning foods |
| Latin America pages |
| Coconut processing in the Mekong delta |
| Asia pages |
A journal about small-scale food processing
INTERMEDIATE TECHNOLOGY
Intermediate Technology enables poor people in the Third World to develop and use technologies and methods which give them more control over their lives and which contribute to the long-term development of their communities.
Contributions on all food processing related matters are invited for future issues of Food Chain.
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Food Chain is part funded by the UK DFID.
We are also grateful to the workers and management of Unicorn Grocery - a wholefood co-operative committed to sustainable and fair trade, who have kindly donated a percentage of pay and profits to help finance this publication.
Editor/Production Manager: Ann Watts
Technical Editor: Barrie Axtell
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Intermediate Technology Development Group Ltd.
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ISSN 0964-5810