2009
DOI: 10.3746/jkfn.2009.38.5.612
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Effect of Ozone Treatment for Safety Improvement of Fresh Vegetable Juice

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“…The total aerobic bacteria (TAB) number in fresh WMJ was 460 CFU/mL (Table 7), which was already higher than the legal standard (less than 105 CFU/mL) [63]. During the processing are used to decontaminate the microorganisms, but if they are poorly managed, the original contamination can remain very high even in freshly made juice [64]. From the results, it was thought that sterilization process is necessary to ensure minimal adverse changes in quality.…”
Section: Effect Of γ-Irradiation On Microbiological Evaluation In Frementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The total aerobic bacteria (TAB) number in fresh WMJ was 460 CFU/mL (Table 7), which was already higher than the legal standard (less than 105 CFU/mL) [63]. During the processing are used to decontaminate the microorganisms, but if they are poorly managed, the original contamination can remain very high even in freshly made juice [64]. From the results, it was thought that sterilization process is necessary to ensure minimal adverse changes in quality.…”
Section: Effect Of γ-Irradiation On Microbiological Evaluation In Frementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Franco C (2008) reported that O 3 could effectively degrade patulin, both in aqueous solutions and in diluted apple juice. Cho et al (2009) reported that treating fresh vegetable juice with O 3 decreased the microbial numbers, while the treated sample's chemical characteristics displayed no differences compared with the control. Additionally, the antimicrobial activity of O 3 is obtained directly via the progressive oxidation of vital cell components leading to the inhibition of microbial growth (M.E.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%