THE IMPACT OF DISINFECTANT’S CONCENTRATION AS CCP LIMIT ON SELECTED MICROBES IN DAIRY INDUSTRY

El FERRAN I., SOVJÁK R.

Abstract
Cleaning and disinfection are an integrated part of every food production process, hence is addressed in every HACCP plan. The resistance of: TPC (Total aerobic plate count), E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus group D, and Proteus vulgaris against different concentrations of the OXY-ANIOS 5 TC, the disinfectant used usually in the dairy industry of Beni Tamou in Algeria was performed. The resistance was performed by the isolation of above microbes, from raw milk. After isolation, the microbes were reisolated a second time to test the effect of disinfectant at concentration 1 : 1000, 1 : 10, 1%, 2% and 0.3% in 1% of acid (the concentration usually used in the dairy)Results revealed that it is a big correlation between disinfectant concentration and disinfection effect on selected microbes.

Key words:
HACCP, disinfection, critical control points

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