Glossary

Canning

Canning has something to do with the process by which a food product is enclosed in a sterilized container totally impervious to microbes and heated until all microorganisms inside the container are killed. Food products may be "canned" in cans, jars, or some plastic pouches.

See also:
"Canning" is in the NAICS Code "311421"
(Fruit and Vegetable Canning Fruit juice canning)


"Canning" is in the UNSPSC Code "55121604"
Canning or bottling labels

Ref: 122535/2006-10-07


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