2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-20612004000200008
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Microbiota contaminante em repolho minimamente processado

Abstract: O setor de hortaliças frescas minimamente processadas constitui um segmento da agroindústria em rá-pido crescimento, respondendo a maior demanda atual por produtos vegetais in natura, preparados convenientemente, para utilização em ambientes domésticos e institucionais [1]. Essa demanda por produtos vegetais minimamente processados tem levado a um aumento na quantidade e variedade de produtos disponí-veis para o consumidor [13].Além da qualidade sensorial, a qualidade microbiológica e a segurança das hortaliça… Show more

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“…Comparing the results shown in Table 1 with this limit, after sanitization, all the tomatoes were suitable for consumption. Fantuzzi et al (2004) obtained similar results when assessing the immersion of cabbage in sanitizing solutions and verified a significant decrease of up to 1.8 log CFU·g -1 of mesophilic aerobic bacteria as compared to samples that were washed only in water. Oliveira et al (2012) found different levels of effectiveness of the sanitization processes in lettuce than was found in this study with tomatoes; specifically, a 200 mg L -1 hypochlorite solution with 30 min of exposure promoted a 2.5 log CFU·g -1 reduction in bacteria.…”
Section: Efficiency Of Sanitization Treatments On Natural Contaminantsupporting
confidence: 63%
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“…Comparing the results shown in Table 1 with this limit, after sanitization, all the tomatoes were suitable for consumption. Fantuzzi et al (2004) obtained similar results when assessing the immersion of cabbage in sanitizing solutions and verified a significant decrease of up to 1.8 log CFU·g -1 of mesophilic aerobic bacteria as compared to samples that were washed only in water. Oliveira et al (2012) found different levels of effectiveness of the sanitization processes in lettuce than was found in this study with tomatoes; specifically, a 200 mg L -1 hypochlorite solution with 30 min of exposure promoted a 2.5 log CFU·g -1 reduction in bacteria.…”
Section: Efficiency Of Sanitization Treatments On Natural Contaminantsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…However, Fantuzzi et al (2004) found no significant difference in the reduction of microbial contaminants in cabbage samples treated with 1% acetic acid as compared to washing only with water. However, the present study showed that a higher concentration of acetic acid was more effective than water.…”
Section: Efficiency Of Sanitization Treatments On Natural Contaminantmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…O manuseio excessivo durante o descasque, o fracionamento, a lavagem e as condições de aeração e embalagem aumentam os riscos da presença de microrganismos patogênicos transmissores de doenças ao consumidor (FANTUSI et al, 2004).…”
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“…A atividade microbiana em produtos minimamente processados pode ser influenciada pelo metabolismo do vegetal, pela embalagem utilizada e pela temperatura de estocagem [13].…”
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