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Tersia Claassen

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Posted 10 December 2012 - 05:32 AM

Good day,

I was wondering if anybody has experience in using ozone to sanitize strawberries into a high care processing area. Can you perhaps tell me what levels of Ozone and time of application would be suffficient to sanitize the berries?

For us this step would be a CCP and i cannot find much literature on this.


Thanks!


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Posted 17 December 2012 - 04:52 AM

Good day,

I was wondering if anybody has experience in using ozone to sanitize strawberries into a high care processing area. Can you perhaps tell me what levels of Ozone and time of application would be suffficient to sanitize the berries?

For us this step would be a CCP and i cannot find much literature on this.


Thanks!


Hi Tersia

Some general information here

I would be worried about discolouration.

Kind regards,

Tony

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