Technological Approaches for Novel Applications in Dairy Processing 2018
DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.73309
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Food Quality Management Systems in the Dairy Industry: A Case Study on the Application of Predictive Microbiology in the Microbial Quality of Milk

Abstract: Agri-food industries must guarantee the safety of the produced foods through the application of the existing regulations, by correctly implementing quality control systems. In relation to the quality of drinking milk, it is extremely important to monitor the industrial treatments to which it is subjected to avoid the multiplication of spoilage and pathogenic microorganisms. Raw milk must undergo strict quality controls at the primary production level based on the knowledge of the main factors that influence th… Show more

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“…Predictive microbiology can be applied to validate the efectiveness of microbial inactivation processes such as drying, heat treatment, and refrigeration. Food processing industries producing yogurt, milk, wine, and sous-vide processed products require strict adherence to specifc refrigeration temperature and heat treatment [81][82][83]. However, these treatment processes are often inadequate or improperly managed, leading to microbial growth.…”
Section: Applications Of Predictive Microbiology In Food Safetymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Predictive microbiology can be applied to validate the efectiveness of microbial inactivation processes such as drying, heat treatment, and refrigeration. Food processing industries producing yogurt, milk, wine, and sous-vide processed products require strict adherence to specifc refrigeration temperature and heat treatment [81][82][83]. However, these treatment processes are often inadequate or improperly managed, leading to microbial growth.…”
Section: Applications Of Predictive Microbiology In Food Safetymentioning
confidence: 99%