Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6391638 | Food Control | 2014 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
Listeria reductions observed for balsamic vinegar are similar or higher than those of chlorine-based sanitizers evaluated in other studies with lettuce. In the case of balsamic vinegar solutions, Listeria inhibition followed a linear reduction according to the model: Log (N/N0) = â4.09 Ã balsamic vinegar proportion % (v/v) â 0.13; R² = 0.95. Balsamic vinegar washings may be a promising method for reducing other foodborne pathogens present in produce or other foods, at home and retail environments.
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Authors
B. Ramos, T.R.S. Brandão, P. Teixeira, C.L.M. Silva,