2018
DOI: 10.1139/cjas-2017-0151
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A preliminary investigation on the effects of a hot water shrink tunnel and chill tank following vacuum packaging on commercial pork quality and bacteria growth

Abstract: This research focused on establishing the effects of a hot water shrink tunnel and chill tank following vacuum packaging on pork quality and bacteria growth. These preliminary results showed advantages in water-holding capacity (as assessed with purge loss), yet minimal effects on bacterial growth of pork products when using a hot water shrink tunnel and chill tank following vacuum packaging.

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“…The weight loss (WL) of chops during storage was determined according to the methodology described by Vargas and Bohrer [ 39 ]. The following equation was used: where W Initial was the initial weight of the pork chop, and W Final was the final weight of the pork chop following the designated storage time.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The weight loss (WL) of chops during storage was determined according to the methodology described by Vargas and Bohrer [ 39 ]. The following equation was used: where W Initial was the initial weight of the pork chop, and W Final was the final weight of the pork chop following the designated storage time.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The weight loss (WL) of chops during storage was determined according to the methodology described by Vargas and Bohrer [39]. The following equation was used:…”
Section: Purge Loss During Storagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…En cuanto a trabajos publicados, no existe información respecto a nuestra propuesta. Uno de los trabajos que se acerca un poco a nuestro enfoque es el publicado por Vargas & Bohrer (2018), quienes realizaron estudios para conocer los efectos en la calidad y el crecimiento de bacterias en carne de cerdo, con el uso de un túnel de contracción de agua caliente y un tanque de enfriamiento después del envasado al vacío. Sus resultados demostraron ventajas en la capacidad de retención de agua del producto porcino, pero efectos mínimos en el crecimiento de bacterias.…”
Section: Issn Online 2007-9621unclassified
“…Sus resultados demostraron ventajas en la capacidad de retención de agua del producto porcino, pero efectos mínimos en el crecimiento de bacterias. Por ello, los investigadores sugieren más trabajos en esta área (Vargas & Bohrer, 2018).…”
Section: Issn Online 2007-9621unclassified