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E.Coli limits for salmon in Australia

Started by , May 12 2024 10:21 PM
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I am currently doing some shelf life testing on salmon portions packaged in a MAP tray. Results for day 11 for E.Coli has come back at 210 and Coliforms 770. Day 12 showing E.coli 50, Coliforms 1600. Where can I find the limits for both these. 

I should point out this is not a RTE product so therefore are these limits sitting way too high? Also is there anything else I should be testing for? 

 

Any help would be muchly appreciated. 

 

 

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Hi SR4000,

 

Not Australia but Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan

Frozen fresh fish and seafood (Only applied to fillet or shelled products not for raw consumption)

1 Compositional standards

Aerobic microbial count: ≦3,000,000/g

E.coli: Test negative

 

You may find other useful info in this topic: Microbiological spec for Non Ready to Eat Frozen Product

 

Kind regards,

 

Tony

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