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Bear-resistant containers
By Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee (U.S.)
Manuals of food quality control
Manuals of food quality control
By Food and Agriculture Organization.
Handbook of Seal Integrity in the Food Industry
Handbook of Seal Integrity in the Food Industry
By Michael Dudbridge

Beverage and food containers
By Montana. Legislative Assembly. Study Committee on Containers.
Slack-Filled Packages
Slack-Filled Packages
By United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Agriculture and Forestry

Methods to increase the insect resistance of food shipping cases
By Albert P. Yerington
Bear-proof food lockers
Bear-proof food lockers
By Lester A. Sinclair

Survey of styrene levels in food contact materials and in foods
By Steering Group on Food Surveillance. Working Party on Styrene.
Reports of the Scientific Committee for Food, Seventeenth Series (Food Science and Techniques)
Reports of the Scientific Committee for Food, Seventeenth Series (Food Science and Techniques)
By
Redesigning shipping containers to reduce food costs
Redesigning shipping containers to reduce food costs
By United States. General Accounting Office
Survey of styrene levels in food contact materials and in foods
Survey of styrene levels in food contact materials and in foods
By Great Britain. Working Party on Styrene.
An examination of the effect of modularization of secondary containers on productivity in grocery distribution
An examination of the effect of modularization of secondary containers on productivity in grocery distribution
By Arthur D. Little, Inc.

U.S. specifications for the classification of damaged or repaired packages of fresh fruits and vegetables effective April 20, 1942
By United States. Agricultural Marketing Administration
Economic impact analysis of metal can MACT standards
Economic impact analysis of metal can MACT standards
By Nancy Riley

Fact sheet on need for maximum use of secondhand containers
By United States. War Food Administration. Office of Distribution

List
By United States. Food Distribution Administration

The prospective fruit and vegetable wooden container situation in the Southern Region
By United States. War Food Administration. Office of Distribution

Proposed U.S. specifications for the classification of damaged or repaired packages of fresh fruits and vegetables
By United States. Agricultural Marketing Service

Tomorrow's package
By United States. Department of Agriculture. Radio Service

Exterior condition of filled food containers, effective August 8, 1963
By United States. Agricultural Marketing Service

War Demands Salvage and Re-Use of Fruit and Vegetable Containers
By U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Food Distribution Administration
Examination of patient tray food service equipment
Examination of patient tray food service equipment
By Gerald Darsch