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aerobic spore formers in some vacuum packed meat product

BENHA VETERINARY MEDICAL JOURNAL • 2014
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Authors hasanin. f.a., hassan,m.a., Shaltout, F.A. and elraise
Keywords Not Available
Journal BENHA VETERINARY MEDICAL JOURNAL
Publisher faculty of veterinary medicine benha university
Volume 26
Issue 1
Pages 43-48
publication.type Local
Paper Link Open Link
Supplementary Materials Fahim Aziz Eldin Mohamed Shaltout_Amina mohamed abdelaziz elrys_aerobic spore formers.pdf
Abstract
One hundred and fifty random samples of vacuum packaged meat products (salami, frankfurter and cocktail) produced by 2 different processing plants terminated A and B (75 0f each) were collected from different supermarkets located in Kalyobia governorate. Each processing plant was represented by 25 samples each of salami, frankfurter and cocktail for determination of their contamination with aerobic and anaerobic spore forming bacteria. The obtained results indicated that the mean values of aerobic spore formers and B.cereus counts/g in the examined samples of vacuum packaged meat products processed by plant A were 9.27×102± 2.03×102 & 6.53×102 ±1.17×102 for salami, 2.64×103 ±0.28×103 &1.74×103 ± 0.42×103 for frankfurter and 8.35×103± 1.51×103& 4.69×103± 0.81×103 of cocktail, respectively. Concerning plant B, the mean values of aerobic spore formers and B.cereus counts/g in the examined samples of vacuum packaged meat products were 3.81×103± 0.52×103& 9.05×102 ± 2.21×102 for salami, 7.59×103 ± 1.12×103 & 3.61×103 ± 0.74×103for frankfurter and 2.07×104± 0.48×104& 8.25×103± 1.57×103of cocktail, respectively The incidence of aerobic spore formers in the examined samples of salami, frankfurter and cocktail were 24%, 40%, 44% of plant A, 36%, 56% and 68% for plant B, respectively. Regardless the processing plant, aerobic spore formers were detected in 36% and 53.33% of the examined samples of salami, frankfurter and cocktail, respectively. The different species of Bacillus isolated from the examined samples of vacuum packaged meat products were B.cereus, B.coaggulans ,B.circulans, B.macerans, B.megaterium, B.licheniformis, B. stearothermophilus and B.subtilis which were isolated from the examined samples of salami, frankfurter and cocktail either of plant A or B with varying percentages. On the other hand, the average values of anaerobic spore formers counts/g in the examined samples of vacuum packaged salami, frankfurter and cocktail were 7.59×102± 1.32×102, 1.92×103 ±0.46×103 and 5.31×103 ±0.85×103 for plant A and 2.13×103± 0.20×103, 4.07×103 ±0.68×103 and 1.16×104 ±0.25×104 for plant B, respectively. Moreover, the mean values of total C.perfringens counts /g in the examined samples of vacuum packaged meat produ … View full abstract