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High counts (more than 105/ml) are evidence of poor production hygiene. 5o/mrZ+QItNe50+XUDqTypGsLqhUxBD3BrX1Mx9HoznujVM8uUQYZ/0Mx/35uqf5/wCwzL/kn+nF Adobe Illustrator CS4 Adobe Illustrator CS4 Wash water can be a source of contamination with both coliform bacteria and bacteria associated with defects in butter. /NV80/8AKMav/wAwVx/yabBh+se8JPJgX/ONv/kp9O/4z3X/ACebM7tX+/Pw+5p030B6hmtb3Yq7 / All butter contains some micro-organisms. xmp.iid:02801174072068118C1492399C49601E qbnJ2en5KjpKWmp6ipqqusra6voRAAICAQIDBQUEBQYECAMDbQEAAhEDBCESMUEFURNhIgZxgZEy The composition of human breast milk is dynamic and variable, unlike infant formulas, which are standardized within a narrow range of composition. Microbial growth can be controlled by cooling the milk. 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Adobe Illustrator CS4 They are produced by the action of fermentative bacteria on lactose and are more readily digested than fresh milk. <>stream / h+Y8izr8tvzI/wAbQ38n6HutJ+otGvG6/wB2eqGNV2X7PDfMLV6Xwa9Qlfc2Y8nF0pmeYjY7FXYq Some of these fatty acids have a sharp flavour which causes imparting rancid flavour and-odour to milk. saved 76 Similar care is required with scotch hands and butterworking equipment. MwJRPQ8ljIg2GR6Hp/l7WNP1vUdf1qS21WOPnZxsiyNcS/3jNyaVCzFY2U8qfEwPIt8J0Wv1Oq02 Most fermentative yeast grow best at 4-4.5 pH. converted xmp.iid:FA7F117407206811B628E3BF27C8C41B 2008-05-15T16:23:06-07:00 xmp.iid:FA7F1174072068118D4ED246B3ADB1C6 2008-05-28T16:45:26-07:00 The factors influencing the growth of microorganisms are physical, chemical and biological in nature. Adobe Illustrator CS4 Adobe Illustrator CS4 xmp.iid:B333668C16206811BDDDFD38D0CF24DD proof:pdf Yeast, mould and coliform estimations are useful for evaluating sanitary practices. The presence of defect producing types can be indicated by estimating the presence of lipolytic organisms. However, milk is unique with respect to its sugar. 2EvEiLu2V+dfzoGkflZpnnDTrRTe616cdnazkskcjqzSF+JUuqemw2pXbMbT6DjznGTtFnkzVDi7 Factors affecting microbial growth in food • Intrinsic Factors • Environmental Factors • Implicit Factors • Processing Factors . / 2013-10-31T15:11:51+01:00 / The acid pH of serum in butter made from ripened cream or sour milk may control the growth of acid-sensitive organisms. pDX/AKrY/wAuH+b9v7F/Jjvd/wBCi2P/AFM8v/SGv/VbH+XD/N+39i/kx3u/6FFsf+pnl/6Q1/6r RG1ZHWkbciz1b4gWNaFv2s1WLs3Pouz/AANLLjywiRA5Ll/VB9QqhQ22HMR/hbjljPJxSFDycdc0 saved xmp.iid:F97F11740720681197C1BF14D1759E83 The factors can be generally classified as intrinsic and extrinsic factors. / Adobe Illustrator CS4 2008-06-19T20:30:34-07:00 Salt concentration of 2% adequately dispersed in butter of 16% moisture will result in a 12.5% salt solution throughout the water-in-oil emulsion. -- Created using Powtoon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/youtube/ -- Create animated videos and animated presentations for free. Moulds grow rapidly on butter exposed to air. Yeasts, moulds and a broad spectrum of bacteria can grow in milk, particularly at temperatures above 16°C. It is carried out as a continuous process using a plate heat-exchanger to heat the milk and a holding section to ensure that the milk is completely pasteurised. 2013-10-29T16:41:35+01:00 saved from application/vnd.adobe.illustrator to application/vnd.adobe.illustrator �� JFIF � � �� ,Photoshop 3.0 8BIM� � � ��http://ns.adobe.com/xap/1.0/ 2008-05-16T11:31:22-07:00 saved 5zKrcqO0kzioIBHIPQ5eO0scTcMYEvx5MDgkdjLZ6x5e0DS/L2i2mjaVF6NhZJ6cMdanclmZj3Zm Factors Affecting. +DlJWWl5iZmpucnZ6fkqOkpaanqKmqq6ytrq+v/aAAwDAQACEQMRAD8A9U4q7FXYq7FXYq7FXYq7 Molds can grow over wide range of pH from highly acidic to slightly alkalines, but optimum pH of growth is acidic. Personnel pass organisms to butter via the hands, mouth, nasal passage and clothing. The legal standard, as defined by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), requires that milk contain no detectable antibiotics when analysed using approved test methods. pH and buffering capacity . ZZR5X8laB5z/ACO8taDq8pgaWIS2MqMFlWeMyfEit9v4C3JfCvzzHzaiWHUylH4tkYCWMAsa1T8v /9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAgEASABIAAD/7QAsUGhvdG9zaG9wIDMuMAA4QklNA+0AAAAAABAASAAAAAEA xV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV/9k= 2008-04-17T14:19:15+05:30 Some pathogenic forms of microorganisms are found in milk, which can cause serious illness. 2008-06-26T06:07:42-07:00 saved labctpWn2M6XEc3ATuzKH5F6tHVnaUsTmPh18o5TkI4iWyWEGPCznTLIWGm2liH9QWsMcAkIpy9N These products provide ways of preserving milk and are also pleasant to consume. ta0PjTNdqMf5fNQ34SCPvboS44e9hGt/841eTLLRr+8j1fWmktraWZFe5gKlo0LAMBANtt8zMfa2 Hydrogen Ion Concentration 4. / Thus, pasteurised milk will putrefy rather than develop acidity. There is some loss of vitamin C and B group vitamins, but this is insignificant. ap5w/LeLzJ5t8t+Ynv2tn8vS+stsIw4m/eI9C3JeP2PA4MGq8OEoVfEs8dkHuSz80fybtfOl/Zaz xmp.iid:07C3BD25102DDD1181B594070CEB88D9 256 146Adg49t8yseo0+eQjKFSl+PJrMJwFg29O8j66fzH/K9LnUUNpJq9tc2N99WPEqTzt3eEuGpUfE Adobe Illustrator CS4 Factors affecting microbial growth in food (a) Intrinsic factors: These are inherent in the food. tOf2uNVO3Hcb1zQ9m5O0Dqco1AgMA/uyOZ6H+I1yvfnxbHanJyjFwDh+rqxtlZGKOCrKSGUihBHU Factors that affect water activity requirements of microorganisms include the following- kind of solute added, nutritive value of culture medium, temperature, oxygen supply, pH, … Pasteurisation has little effect on the nutritive value of milk. Natural souring of milk may be advantageous: for example, in smallholder butter-making, the acid developed assists in the extraction of fat during churning. However, proper control at every stage of the process can minimise the harmful effects of these organisms. saved Adobe Illustrator CS4 xmp.iid:6E3AC4F3B620681195FEEB4062FDEC58 Suitable arrangements for disinfecting hands should be provided, and clean working garments should not have contact with other clothes. from application/postscript to application/vnd.adobe.illustrator nfyv/wB+Xv8A0j/83ZR/JGby+bL8zBHTfnFo+v8AkPzRrPlOWVLvRLUyCS4hC8ZGRmQhW5BvsHrl xmp.iid:6E3AC4F3B620681195FEEB4062FDEC58 xmp.iid:F97F1174072068118D4ED246B3ADB1C6 Food. Adobe Illustrator CS4 xmp.iid:6B6AE2A5723EDD11A6F1BABF7C5A7A51 An organism that has a strict requirements for specific factors in order to survive is said to be obligate for them. Biological Structure Adobe Illustrator CS4 3tbLUbD4NZ8wThVXkSQlIyjqjEKeQVG33HHLM2j02A8UySDyixhlyTFD5o/QPOP5qeTfzM0ryn53 Milk is normally pasteurised prior to sale as liquid milk. %PDF-1.4 This inhibits clustering of the fat globules and consequently reduces the extent of creaming. converted / Bacteria by virtue of mechanical strength of their cell wall are able to … Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. uxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2KuxV2Ku Vv8A8mlzR5vrPvLmDk8d/wCcZP8AjoeeP+Y+L/iU+bbtflj936nH0/OXvRP5yAf8rg/LQ03N2AT8 saved It can be made directly from milk or by separation of milk and subsequent churning of the cream. Ross, G. D. 1981. The following points highlight the six main physical factors affecting the growth of microorganisms. from application/pdf to Hence factors such as osmotic pressure and salt concentration of the solution affect the growth of bacteria. saved Adobe Illustrator CS4 Y/y4f5v2/sX8mO93/Qotj/1M8v8A0hr/ANVsf5cP837f2L+THe7/AKFFsf8AqZ5f+kNf+q2P8uH+ As part of the natural protection against microorganisms, many foods have antimicrobial factors. The initial microflora of raw milk reflects directly microbial contamination during production. Another method of sterilisation is ultra-heat treatment, or UHT. Factors affecting microbial growth in foods. / xmp.did:02801174072068118C1492399C49601E Adobe Illustrator CS4 Numerous time/temperature combinations are recommended but the most usual is 72°C for 15 seconds followed by rapid cooling to below 10°C. Adobe Illustrator CS4 Factors Affecting Resistance to Heat and Recovery of Heat-Injured Bacteria 1 ROGER DABBAH and W. A. MOATS Market Quality Research Division, USDA, Beltsville, Maryland 20705 and J. F. MATTICK University of Maryland, Department of Dairy Science, College Park 20740 Abstract An unidentified Pseudomonas sp. Nutrients needed by microorganisms include: Carbon carbon containing compounds are needed as an energy source (ex. / In pasteurisation, the milk is heated to a temperature sufficient to kill pathogenic bacteria, but well below its boiling point. The product is then said to be commercially sterile. Gaseous Requirements 3. Adobe Illustrator CS4 S6XFM8RP9UNUMmSQ2HxZnqFn+flx5V0C2sL6ys/MbNdHXr6VYGiVRL/owUCOVd4+vGP55iRlpROR The fourth part of the chapter introduces the physiology and metabo-lism of foodborne microbes. It does not, however, retard the growth of molds. Factors that Influence Microbial Growth ability to participate in chemical/biochemical reactions, and its availability to facilitate growth of microorganisms. 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Microbial Growth FATTOM Food Acid Temperature Time Oxygen Moisture Factors Affecting Microbial Growth. / / 1. uuid:5D20892493BFDB11914A8590D31508C8 Temperature 3. pH 4. converted saved The salt must be evenly dispersed and worked in well. / Washing butter does little to reduce microbiological counts. saved saved The most significant factor proven in this experiment was temperature. xmp.iid:FE7F117407206811BDDDFD38D0CF24DD Adobe Illustrator CS4 Thus the dried foods like milk powder, cookies, biscuits etc are more shelf stable and safe as compared to moist or semi-moist foods. Miscellaneous Physical Requirements. Every food, milk, meat, eggs, seafoods, and their products are more prone to microbial attack of several groups of microorganisms. EZvQQRYcZyqzsEQFmYgKoFSSegAxJAFlWS+WIPJL6PrDa9JPHqaxU0tI2oruP3h/3W/A/uuFWqPj Some of these changes, like those taking place during fermentation, are desirable, while others, like those resulting in food spoilage and food poisoning, are undesirable. 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