New Jersey § 18a:64j-14
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:64j-14, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:64j-14.
The center, where appropriate, and in consultation with the commission, shall: a. Research new food products and develop more efficient and economical food processing
and related techniques; b. Coordinate personnel and other resources from the departments of food science,
biochemistry, microbiology, chemistry, nutrition, plant physiology, horticulture,
mechanical engineering, chemical engineering and materials sciences at Rutgers, The
State University in programs relating to the promotion of food technology research
and industries; c. Promote research, especially in the areas of agriculture and food science; d. Promote technology extension services to businesses engaged in food science and
related fields; e. Make low-cost business incubation facilities available to new industry working
in the field of food science and related fields; and f. Make recommendations to the commission concerning innovation partnership grants.
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