Article | REF: G1920 V1

Measurements and processing of air pollutants in the agrifood industry

Authors: Jean-Michel GUILLOT, Pierre Le CLOIREC

Publication date: July 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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    1. Sources and impacts

    1.1 Sources of gaseous compounds

    The agri-food sector is a major one in France, accounting for around 15% of all jobs. Among the various activities in this sector, we can identify the main ones according to product type:

    • product processing (sugar, pastries, breads, etc.) ;

    • beverages ;

    • meats and by-products ;

    • fresh produce ;

    • fruit and vegetables ;

    • fish and fish products ;

    • oils and fats ;

    • pet food.

    The various activities listed may all generate air pollution inside the...

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