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Microbiological criteria for marinades

Started by , Jul 31 2018 11:49 AM
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Can you tell me your opinion about microbiological limits for marinades?

My idea is test madinades for total aerobic bacteria and bacillus cereus.

 

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Can you tell me your opinion about microbiological limits for marinades?

My idea is test madinades for total aerobic bacteria and bacillus cereus.

 

Hi MVPV,

 

Please supply a little context, eg -

 

What kind of marinades ?

 

Is the product RTE ?

 

Is the product to be stored chilled ?

 

Shelf life ?

 

Just as a random example -

 

micro spec.marinade.pdf   344.89KB   44 downloads

 

PS - the data for Enterobacteriaceae makes one wonder a little ?

addendum
 

a few more ( note that if RTE may have to comply with local Regulatory micro. requirements) -

 

ms2 - bbq sauce.pdf   32.58KB   36 downloads

ms3 - teriyaki sauce.pdf   28.58KB   20 downloads

ms4 - bbq sauce (2).pdf   80.63KB   23 downloads

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We are making marinades by mixing spices and oil and then we add the marinade top of the raw meat. Then we pack the product with modified atmosphere.

I need to decide how long we can storage the ready marinade and that's why I need to know microbiological limits.

 

From the examples I found these limits and they look reasonable:
Total Plate Count<10,000 cfu/g
Yeasts* <100 cfu/g
Moulds* <100 cfu/g

We are making marinades by mixing spices and oil and then we add the marinade top of the raw meat. Then we pack the product with modified atmosphere.

I need to decide how long we can storage the ready marinade and that's why I need to know microbiological limits.

 

From the examples I found these limits and they look reasonable:
Total Plate Count<10,000 cfu/g
Yeasts* <100 cfu/g
Moulds* <100 cfu/g

Can you give a scientific source of your examples?

Thanks.

Can you give a scientific source of your examples?

Thanks.

 

Presumably data in Post 2 or 3.


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