VIDEO: Looking Back at Food Science Achievements

The IFT travels back in time to showcase the most riveting achievements the food industry has seen. Looking ahead, the general public will be able to completely customize their products. From 3D printing to biotechnology, consumers are in for a treat in the years to come.

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Looking Back at Food Science Achievements.

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