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Principles of Food Science

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Product identity

Publisher
Goodheart-Willcox
Program family
Principles of Food Science
Edition
Product family; current offering: 6th Edition (©2026)

Instructional fit

Courses
Food science; culinary arts; agriculture and food systems
Role explanation
A course text and laboratory resource for food science and related career technical pathways.
Learner and support context
Connects chemistry, microbiology, and physics with food production, preparation, preservation, nutrition, and food industry careers.
Subjects covered
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Print text and lab manual, with licensed digital resources and text-plus-digital bundles.
Included components
Textbook; lab manual; digital student access and LMS license options. Package contents and access terms vary.
Format components

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Availability

Product availability
Available
Last checked
October 31, 2026
A food science textbook and laboratory program from Goodheart-Willcox connecting food production, preparation, preservation, and nutrition with scientific principles.
Principles of Food Science examines how chemistry, microbiology, and physics apply to food components, digestion, metabolism, and food systems. Chapters connect scientific concepts with real-world examples and hands-on laboratory activities. The current sixth edition is copyright 2026 and offers a printed text, lab manual, licensed digital resources, and bundled options for career technical instruction.

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