“…Jones and Pierce (1947) recommended that low bacterial levels on frozen fruits and vegetables were desirable for this reason. Lepper et al (1944) made a similar recommendation for eggs.…”
Section: Strong Sour Badmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Salmonella 50 g*; Staphylococcus 0.1 g*; 37 C count Hobbs, 1959 2,000,000 Frozen meats. 22 C count FROZEN WHOLE EGGS Lepper et al, 1944Lepper et al, , 1956 5,000,000…”
Section: Advantages Of Bacteriological Standardsmentioning
Albany, Calif.), AND H. DAVID MICHENER. Microbiological standards and handling codes for chilled and frozen foods. A review. Appl. Microbiol. 9:452-468. 1961.-The usefulness of microbiological standards for frozen foods is now a controversy in the trade and
“…Jones and Pierce (1947) recommended that low bacterial levels on frozen fruits and vegetables were desirable for this reason. Lepper et al (1944) made a similar recommendation for eggs.…”
Section: Strong Sour Badmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Salmonella 50 g*; Staphylococcus 0.1 g*; 37 C count Hobbs, 1959 2,000,000 Frozen meats. 22 C count FROZEN WHOLE EGGS Lepper et al, 1944Lepper et al, , 1956 5,000,000…”
Section: Advantages Of Bacteriological Standardsmentioning
Albany, Calif.), AND H. DAVID MICHENER. Microbiological standards and handling codes for chilled and frozen foods. A review. Appl. Microbiol. 9:452-468. 1961.-The usefulness of microbiological standards for frozen foods is now a controversy in the trade and
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