General Considerations
Important: During the evaluation process of the manuscript, information about the authors and the institutions they work for are not shared with the referees. For this reason, care should be taken not to include author information and institutional information in the article to be sent to the journal. This information will be added during the publication preparation phase after the article is accepted for publication.
• The responsibility for the accuracy of the information in the article belongs to the author(s).
• Authors are requested to provide the names and contact information (institution and e-mail) of at least 2 referees on a separate page.
• However, the Editors retain the right to select referees other than the proposed referees.
• Editors have the right to make editorial corrections at any stage in order to comply with the journal standard.

Ethics Committee Report
In our journal, all studies that require ethics committee approval must be approved by the relevant committee. Surveys, experiments, observations, clinical and animal studies and research involving personal data are subject to ethics committee approval. This permission must be clearly stated in the text of the article. Studies without ethical approval are not evaluated. Scientific research on humans and animals must be conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki and ARRIVE guidelines and approval must be obtained from the relevant ethics committee. Studies without ethics committee approval are not evaluated in our journal.

Conflict of Interest and Contribution Rate Statement
In studies with more than one author, the contribution rate and conflict of interest statements of the authors should be submitted to our journal at the article submission stage.

Financial Support
Authors should clearly declare the financial support provided by any organization within the scope of their work in the text of the article.

Preparation of the Article
• The manuscript to be submitted to the journal should be written in Microsoft Word writing program, in Times New Roman font, 12 pt, 2 line spacing, justified.
• Margins should be 2 cm on each side.
• The institutions and contact information of all authors should be entered into the article submission system.
• Necessary details of the author responsible for correspondence should be indicated.
• No spaces should be left at the beginning of the lines with tab.
• Research and review articles, including tables and figures, excluding references, should not exceed 22 pages in total; short papers should not exceed 8 pages.
• All pages should be numbered (centered at the bottom of the page), but no reference should be made to a specific page number in the text.
• Lines should be numbered continuously.
• The title of the article should be capitalized, clearly worded, centered and bold.
• Titles should be numbered appropriately (example: 1., 1.1, 1.2, 1.2.1)
• The content and order of the article to be submitted to the journal:
Ø Header
Ø Abstract (maximum 250 words), Keywords (between 2-7),
Ø Abstract, keywords,
Ø 1. Introduction,
Ø 2. Material and Method,
Ø 3. Results and Discussion
Ø4. Conclusion
Ø Acknowledgements,
Ø Resources,
Ø Schedules,
Ø Shapes
• The long explanation of abbreviations should be given in parentheses at the first occurrence.
• Equations should be given sequence numbers.
• The SI system (Systeme International d'Unites) must be used for all scientific data. In the expression of units, for example, mg.mL-1 should be used instead of mg/mL, and mg.kg-1 and μg.kg-1 should be used instead of ppm and ppb, respectively.
• Decimals should be represented with a period, not a comma (e.g. 9.86, not 9.86), and thousands should be avoided in large numbers (e.g. 10000 or 10,000 instead of 10,000 or 10,000).
• Exponents should be shown without spaces before and after the x sign representing the product, as in the example of 3.5x105.
• Tables should be clearly indicated where they should be placed in the text, but they should be given at the end of the text.
• Table names should be written above the table and footnotes and explanations of abbreviations should be written below the table.
• The place of figures in the text should be clearly indicated, but figures should be given at the end of the text.
• Figure names should be written below the figure.
• If some or all of the charts and figures in the article have been previously published elsewhere, it is the sole responsibility of the author(s) to obtain the necessary permission for reprinting the chart from the copyright holder and forward it to IZUFBED.

Citation and style
• References in the text of the article will be given according to the American Psychology Association (APA 6.0) style.
Examples:
Yüce, S., Tahtacı, S., Başyiğit Kılıç G. (2017). Hydrolytic enzymes produced by halophilic lactic acid bacteria. GIDA 42(3): 242-251, doi: 10.15237/gida.GD16088.
Heperkan, D. (translation ed.). 2016. Basic food microbiology. Fundamental food microbiology. Translation from the 5th edition, Nobel Academic Publishing Ltd. Şti., Ankara, Turkey, 610 pp. ISBN: 978-605-320543-2.
Kırca, A. (2001). Thermal degradation of blood orange anthocyanins. Ankara University Institute of Science and Technology, Food Engineering Department, Master's Thesis, Ankara, Turkey, 50 pp.
Kösem, A., Sakallı, Ş., Kaya, F., Kuzuimamlar Ş. (2016). The place and applications of occupational health and safety in food industry. Turkey 12th Food Congress, October 05-07, 2016, Edirne, Turkey, 573 pp.