By Vicente M. Gomez-Lopez
Makes an attempt to supply more secure and better caliber clean and minimally processed produce have given upward push to a large choice of decontamination tools, each one of that have been broadly researched lately. Decontamination of unpolluted and MinimallyProcessed Produce is the 1st booklet to supply a scientific view of the different sorts of decontaminants for clean and minimally processed produce. by way of describing different results – microbiological, sensory, dietary and toxicological – of decontamination remedies, a workforce of across the world revered authors finds not just the effect of decontaminants on foodstuff protection, but in addition on microbial spoilage, vegetable body structure, sensory caliber, dietary and phytochemical content material and shelf-life. Regulatory and toxicological concerns also are addressed.
The ebook first examines how produce turns into infected, the skin features of produce relating to bacterial attachment, biofilm formation and resistance, and sublethal harm and its implications for decontamination. After reviewing how produce is washed and minimally processed, many of the decontamination equipment are then explored extensive, when it comes to definition, new release units, microbial inactivation mechanisms, and results on meals security. Decontaminants coated comprise: chlorine, electrolyzed oxidizing water, chlorine dioxide, ozone, hydrogen peroxide, peroxyacetic acid, crucial oils and fit to be eaten motion pictures and coatings. different decontamination equipment addressed are organic techniques (bacteriophages, protecting cultures, bacteriocins and quorum sensing) and actual equipment (mild warmth, non-stop UV mild, ionizing radiation) and diverse mixtures of those tools via hurdle expertise. The booklet concludes with descriptions of post-decontamination tools regarding garage, resembling changed surroundings packaging, the chilly chain, and modeling instruments for predicting microbial progress and inactivation.
The many equipment and results of decontamination are precise, permitting pros to appreciate the on hand cutting-edge tools and choose the main compatible strategy for his or her reasons. The e-book serves as a compendium of knowledge for meals researchers and scholars of pre- and postharvest expertise, foodstuff microbiology and nutrients expertise more often than not. The constitution of the e-book permits effortless comparisons between tools, and looking info by means of microorganism, produce, and caliber traits.
Content:
Chapter 1 Microbial Ecology (pages 1–41): Marilyn C. Erickson
Chapter 2 floor features of clean Produce and their effect on Attachment and elimination of Human Pathogens on Produce Surfaces (pages 43–57): Hua Wang, Bin Zhou and Hao Feng
Chapter three Biofilms (pages 59–75): Shin?Hee Kim and Cheng?I Wei
Chapter four Resistance and Sublethal harm (pages 77–86): Pascal Delaquis and Susan Bach
Chapter five Produce Washers (pages 87–103): Steven Pao, Wilbert lengthy, Chyer Kim and D. Frank Kelsey
Chapter 6 minimum Processing (pages 105–120): Maria I. Gil and Ana Allende
Chapter 7 Chlorine (pages 121–133): Cristobal Chaidez, Nohelia Castro?del Campo, J. Basilio Heredia, Laura Contreras?Angulo, Gustavo Gonzalez–Aguilar and J. Fernando Ayala–Zavala
Chapter eight Electrolyzed Oxidizing Water (pages 135–164): Muhammad Imran Al?Haq and Vicente M. Gomez?Lopez
Chapter nine Chlorine Dioxide (pages 165–175): Vicente M. Gomez?lopez
Chapter 10 Ozone (pages 177–195): Hulya Olmez
Chapter eleven Hydrogen Peroxide (pages 197–214): Dike O. Ukuku, Latiful Bari and Shinichi Kawamoto
Chapter 12 Peroxyacetic Acid (pages 215–223): Gustavo Gonzalez?Aguilar, J. Fernando Ayala?Zavala, Cristobal Chaidez?Quiroz, J. Basilio Heredia and Nohelia Castro?del Campo
Chapter thirteen crucial Oils for the remedy of Fruit and greens (pages 225–246): Catherine Barry?Ryan and Paula Bourke
Chapter 14 suitable for eating movies and Coatings (pages 247–275): Maria Alejandra Rojas?Grau, Laura Salvia?Trujillo, Robert Soliva?Fortuny and Olga Martin?Belloso
Chapter 15 Miscellaneous Decontaminants (pages 277–282): Vicente M. Gomez?Lopez
Chapter sixteen Bacteriophages (pages 283–295): Manan Sharma and Govind C. Sharma
Chapter 17 protecting Cultures (pages 297–316): Antonio Galvez, Ruben Perez Pulido, Hikmate Abriouel, Nabil Ben Omar and Maria Jose Grande Burgos
Chapter 18 Bacteriocins (pages 317–332): Antonio Galvez, Rosario Lucas, Hikmate Abriouel, Maria Jose Grande Burgos and Ruben Perez Pulido
Chapter 19 Quorum Sensing (pages 333–344): Maria S. Medina?Martinez and Maria Angelica Santana
Chapter 20 using gentle warmth remedy for Fruit and Vegetable Processing (pages 347–363): Catherine Barry?Ryan
Chapter 21 non-stop UV?C gentle (pages 365–378): Vicente M. Gomez?lopez
Chapter 22 Ionizing Radiation (pages 379–405): Xuetong Fan
Chapter 23 Miscellaneous actual tools (pages 407–416): Vicente M. Gomez?Lopez
Chapter 24 Hurdle expertise rules utilized in Decontamination of entire and Fresh?Cut Produce (pages 417–449): Maria S. Tapia and Jorge Welti?Chanes
Chapter 25 changed surroundings Packaging (pages 451–467): Matteo Alessandro Del Nobile, Amalia Conte, Marianna Mastromatteo and Marcella Mastromatteo
Chapter 26 chilly Chain (pages 269–484): Pramod V. Mahajan and Jesus Frias
Chapter 27 Modeling Microbial Responses in the course of Decontamination strategies (pages 485–528): Eva Van Derlinden, Astrid M. Cappuyns, Laurence Mertens, Jan F. Van Impe and Vasilis P. Valdramidis
Chapter 28 Modeling Microbial development (pages 529–539): Milena Sinigaglia, Maria Rosaria Corbo and Antonio Bevilacqua
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2010). Another site where pathogens may be internalized within aerial plant tissue is the flower or stem of fruit-bearing plants. , 2001). , 2007). In contrast, tomatoes derived from plants inoculated with S. 0 log CFU/g. , 2001). indd 26 1/25/2012 9:37:23 PM Microbial ecology 27 Another factor, though, that has been found to have a major bearing on whether Salmonella is internalized or not is the presence of Enterobacter and Bacillus spp. , 2009). 1 Mechanisms employed by enteric pathogens to survive as plant endophytes or epiphytes Enteric pathogens have evolved multiple pathways to colonize and grow within human and animal hosts.
Jejuni and E. , 2008). Similarly, greater survival of E. , 2010b). , 2009). Within seven days after application, 82% of the plants had already decreased to populations that were below the enumeration detection limit (10 cells/plant) but 93% of the plants were positive by plating or enrichment. Three weeks later, 33% of the plants were still positive by enrichment. , 2010). Another abiotic factor that has been demonstrated to exhibit a major influence on survival and growth of enteric pathogens in the phyllosphere of plants is moisture availability.
Differential excretion of antimicrobials into the rhizosphere zone may also serve as a mechanism for modifying the rhizosphere microbial community. For example, inactivation of E. , 2004d, 2005) possibly due to a higher phenolic content of onions compared to carrots. , 2008). 7 Role of indigenous soil microflora on pathogen survival The microbial community composition in the soil appears to play a key role in pathogen inactivation because of their greater abundance and competition for nutrients and their production of inhibitory substances.