Occurrence, distribution and contamination levels of heat-resistant moulds throughout the processing of pasteurized high-acid fruit products

Heat-resistant moulds (HRMs) are well known for their ability to survive pasteurization and spoil high-acid food products, which is of great concern for processors of fruit-based products worldwide. Whilst the majority of the studies on HRMs over the last decades have addressed their inactivation, few data are currently available regarding their contamination levels in fruit and fruit-based products. Thus, this study aimed to quantify and identify heat-resistant fungal ascospores from samples collected throughout the processing of pasteurized high-acid fruit products. In addition, an assessmen... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Samapundo, S.
Santos, J.L.P.D.
Bıyıklı, Ayşe
Van Impe, J.
Akkermans, S.
Höfte, M.
Abatih, E.N.
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Erscheinungsdatum: 2018
Verlag/Hrsg.: Elsevier B.V.
Schlagwörter: Fruit product / Neosartorya / strawberry / Talaromyces / Ascomycetes / Belgium / Brazil / food control / food handling / Fragaria / fruit and vegetable juice / fungus spore / fruit / Ascospores / Incidence / Processing / Spoilage / Statistical distribution / apple / Article / ascospore / Aspergillus / Aspergillus fumigatus / Byssochlamys / Byssochlamys fulva / Byssochlamys nivea / contamination / food processing / gene sequence / heat resistant mould / mould / nonhuman / orange juice / pasteurization / quantitative analysis / risk assessment / heat / isolation and purification / Malus / microbiology / Netherlands / physiology / Ascomycota / Food Microbiology / Fruit and Vegetable Juices / Hot Temperature / Spores
Sprache: Englisch
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