Microbiology of Thermally Preserved Foods: Canning and Novel Physical Methods

by Tibor Deak and Jozsef Farkas

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While introducing the principles and processes of industrial-level food canning, the volume clarifies the effects of microorganisms, their ecology, fate, and prevention in canning operations, as well as in other thermal processing techniques, such as aseptic packaging. It covers microbial spoilage and detection for vegetables, fruits, milk, meat and seafood from the raw food materials through individual unit operations, facility sanitation, and packaging. It thus offers a practical introduction to understanding, preventing and destroying microbe-based hazards in food plants that use thermal processes to preserve and package foods. The text surveys major spoilage and pathogenic microbes of interest, explaining their toxicity, product and safety effects, and the conditions of their destruction by heat treatment.
  • ISBN13 9781605950334
  • Publish Date 2 August 2012
  • Publish Status Active
  • Publish Country US
  • Imprint DEStech Publications, Inc
  • Format Paperback
  • Pages 334
  • Language English