Accertamenti su Serratia marcescens isolata da carne suina cotta e refrigerata.

ZIINO G.; GIUFFRIDA A.; GIUFRÈ N.; et al.

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Accertamenti su Serratia marcescens isolata da carne suina cotta e refrigerata.

Author(s) : ZIINO G., GIUFFRIDA A., GIUFRÈ N., et al.

Type of article: Article

Summary

A particular alteration in cooked and refrigerated pork meat is described in this article. The bacteria responsible has been identified as a pigmented Serratia strain. Results related to the growth in vitro and on different food showed that, only after prolonged incubation at 10°C, can the organism reach a high concentration so as to produce its red pigment. This suggests a post-process contamination of the above meat-product as well as a prolonged temperature abuse.

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Original title: Accertamenti su Serratia marcescens isolata da carne suina cotta e refrigerata.
Record ID : 30003821
Languages: Italian
Source: Industrie alimentari - vol. 49 - n. 508
Publication date: 2010/12

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Themes: Food quality and safety. Microbiology;
Chilling of foodstuffs;
Meat and meat products
Keywords: Food; Microbiology; Meat; Bacteria; Pork; Hygiene