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What are the acceptable limits for E-coli and Coliform in Ready to Eat fresh Vegetables?

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 Hi can anyone tell me what are the acceptable limits for E-coli and Coliform in Ready to Eat fresh Vegetables?

 

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Hello, the link below and document attached may be helpful

 

http://publications....67-2013-eng.pdf

Hello, the link below and document attached may be helpful

 

http://publications....67-2013-eng.pdf

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 Hi any one tell me What are the acceptable limits for E-coli and Coliform in Ready to Eat fresh Vegetables?

Assuming you refer generic E.coli, neither of the above are considered pathogens.

 

Both should ideally be "Low".

 

Nowadays only few countries have official coliform limits.

 

No idea for any official limits for Canada but can browse the variety of options on the pair of links in this post -

 

https://www.ifsqn.co...er/#entry138358

 

PS - The suggested "generic" spec at end of above post (for vegetables to be cooked) might be of "casual" interest :smile:


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