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Posted 13 April 2022 - 10:10 PM

Hello,

 

Good day. My company produces meat (beef & pork) products (sausages, bacons, burgers etc.). I am searching for a microbiology standard for raw (frozen and fresh), RTE and minimally processed meat products Can you help please?

 

Thank you!

 

 



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Posted 14 April 2022 - 10:12 AM

Hello,

 

Good day. My company produces meat (beef & pork) products (sausages, bacons, burgers etc.). I am searching for a microbiology standard for raw (frozen and fresh), RTE and minimally processed meat products Can you help please?

 

Thank you!

Hi Shere-Dean,

 

Does Fresh = Chilled ? eg stored 2-5degC ?

 

Is the product vac. or MAP packed ?

 

Regardless can  browse through the Standards linked here -

 

https://www.ifsqn.co...ms/#entry183646


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Posted 14 April 2022 - 01:34 PM

Hi Charles, 

 

Thank you very much for sharing. I will review. 

 

Fresh meats are chilled  ( 2-5 degrees C). Some products are vacuumed packaged. 



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Posted 14 April 2022 - 02:48 PM

Hi Charles, 

 

Thank you very much for sharing. I will review. 

 

Fresh meats are chilled  ( 2-5 degrees C). Some products are vacuumed packaged. 

Hi Shere-Dean,

 

vac. pack/chilled are a special case due possibility of growth C.botulinum and toxin production. eg -

 

https://www.food.gov...acuum-packaging


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Posted 28 April 2022 - 01:49 PM

Thanks Charles,

 

I really appreciate this last article. I have been searching for a credible source as it relates to vacuum packaging, but to no avail. I am glad you got the opportunity to share. 





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