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AOA Webinar – EVOO shelf life prediction

22 June 2022 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

With the harvesting and processing olive season coming to an end for many growers around Australia, it is an ideal time to be considering bottling and storage considerations of EVOO.
  • What can affect the shelf life of EVOO?
  • How do you determine the best before date of your EVOO product?
  • What are the labelling requirements regarding best before dates?
These questions and more will be covered in this FREE webinar on EVOO shelf life prediction. Presented by Claudia Guillaume.

Claudia has over 15 years’ experience in olive oil testing. She came to Australia in 2006 to head up Modern Olives Laboratory where she continues her role as Laboratory Manager. She finished her studies in Argentina as Food Scientist and olive oil specialist. After working for several years in the area of quality, authenticity and sensory testing in a commercial food laboratory, Claudia completed a Post Graduate Course in the Fats & Oils Institute in Seville, Spain; where extensive experience in olive oil analysis was gained. Claudia is an approved chemist of the AOCS, participant of the technical members for the Australian Standard for Olive Oil (AS 5264-2011) committee and is a NATA technical assessor. She has extensive experience in sensory evaluation of olive oil in both judging and training. Claudia has been invited to many national and international conferences as a speaker and she has published numerous scientific papers in national and international journals.

Cost: free.

 


This webinar series is part of the Olive levy project Australian olive industry communications and extension program (OL18000), funded by Hort Innovation, using the Hort Innovation olive research and development levy, co-investment from the Australian Olive Association and contributions from the Australian Government.

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Date:
22 June 2022
Time:
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Australian Olive Association