New Methods of Food Preservation 1995
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-2105-1_1
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Principles and applications of hurdle technology

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“…As the result of repairing mechanism, the microorganisms completely use up their energy to maintain their initial status, which results in their death or inactivation. This leads to an autosterilization of such foods (Leistner 1995). Due to autosterilization effect of hurdletechnology, foods become safer during storage, especially at ambient temperatures.…”
Section: Microbial Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As the result of repairing mechanism, the microorganisms completely use up their energy to maintain their initial status, which results in their death or inactivation. This leads to an autosterilization of such foods (Leistner 1995). Due to autosterilization effect of hurdletechnology, foods become safer during storage, especially at ambient temperatures.…”
Section: Microbial Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hurdle technology not only contributes to safety in foods but also extends their shelf life. Hurdle technology suggests that one single preservative is not effective enough to prevent food from deterioration and thus multiple preservatives in smaller quantities are required (Leistner 1995). It has been demonstrated that different hurdles in a food might act synergistically (Leistner 1978).…”
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“…De acordo com LEISTNER [7], essas técnicas convencionais estão sendo usadas juntamente com outras alternativas, fazendo com que haja um sinergismo entre elas. Uma dessas técnicas alternativas é o uso do dióxido de carbono juntamente com o abaixamento de temperatura, que, de acordo com FARBER [4], está sendo largamente utilizado como conservante de alimentos em alguns países.…”
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“…Cada alimento seguro e estável requer certo tipo de obstáculos, que diferem em qualidade e intensidade de acordo com cada produto em particular, de modo a manter a população natural de microrganismos sob controle (11).…”
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