2014
DOI: 10.3153/jfscom.201430
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Alternative Seafood Preservation Technologies: Ionizing Radiation and High Pressure Processing

Abstract: Seafood includes a number of high value food products with considerable economic importance. Fish freshness is the most important and fundamental single criterion for judging the quality of fish and fishery products. Fish is known to be a perishable product that requires effective preserving method to maintain quality and avoid food poisoning. Irradiation and high pressure treatment has been used to extend the shelf life of sea foods, especially fish and fish products, due to its microbial inhibition. Irradiat… Show more

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“…This also applies to aquacultured seafood species which need to be properly preserved in order to be safely shipped to far away destinations. Besides traditional seafood preservation methods including chilling (at 0–1 °C), freezing (<1 °C), drying, smoking, salting, fermentation and canning, more recent methods of seafood preservation include (1) the use of natural preservatives, (2) high hydrostatic pressure treatment, (3) ozonation, (4) irradiation, (5) pulse light technology, (6) retort pouch processing and (7) packaging in combination with refrigeration or freezing [ 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ].…”
Section: Innovative Seafood Preservation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This also applies to aquacultured seafood species which need to be properly preserved in order to be safely shipped to far away destinations. Besides traditional seafood preservation methods including chilling (at 0–1 °C), freezing (<1 °C), drying, smoking, salting, fermentation and canning, more recent methods of seafood preservation include (1) the use of natural preservatives, (2) high hydrostatic pressure treatment, (3) ozonation, (4) irradiation, (5) pulse light technology, (6) retort pouch processing and (7) packaging in combination with refrigeration or freezing [ 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ].…”
Section: Innovative Seafood Preservation Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, radiation treatment to high doses (over 4.5 kGy) can lead to the development of oxidative damage of fish; to the reduction of concentration of fatty acids; and to the increased synthesis of thiobarbituricacid and, as a result, it can lead to the formation of radiolysis products and the destruction of thiamine (B1) while maintaining riboflavin (B2) [6,7,8]. …”
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confidence: 99%
“…и неферментативной (токоферолы, убихинон, витамин С, серосодержащие соединения и др.). Антиоксидантная активность подобных соединений определяется их способностью выступать в роли восстановителей (доноров электронов) по отношению к какому-либо радикальному субстрату R, переходя при этом в устойчивую, малоактивную радикальную форму [7,8].Для увеличения срока годности охлажденного мяса применяют различные способы [9], одним из перспективных и экономически целесообразных является обработка его ионизирующем излучением [10,11].В работах [12][13][14] зафиксировали, что доза ≥ 4,5 кГр снижает микробиологическую обсемененность. Отмечается безопасность данного метода, поскольку активность радионуклидов, УДК 543.554; 53.06Увеличение срока годности продовольственного сырья и пищевой продукции является одним из приоритетных направлений развития пищевой промышленности.…”
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“…В работах [12][13][14] зафиксировали, что доза ≥ 4,5 кГр снижает микробиологическую обсемененность. Отмечается безопасность данного метода, поскольку активность радионуклидов, УДК 543.554; 53.06…”
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