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The Edible Applications Technology (EAT) Division is the primary group for professionals in the processing and utilization of lipids with major focus in food applications. This Division is multidisciplinary with overlapping interests of individuals in other AOCS Divisions. The purpose of the EAT Division is to promote professional interest, communications, and competence of individuals interested in edible applications of lipids. The Division promotes and facilitates communication among government, industry, and academia. A major goal is to provide a forum for the advancement of allied technologies. The Division encompasses the technical area of product development, process technology, functional food lipids, utilizing the unique composition and physical properties of oils to perform specific functions in edible products, pharmaceutical manufacturing, synthetic and natural emulsifier production, and maximizing the nutritional aspects of fats and oils.
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