novel ingredients with potent biological activities → require rigorous evaluation of → safety and efficacy
“For formulas containing novel ingredients with potent biological activities produced with new techniques it will be extremely important that their safety and efficacy are rigorously evaluated”
Salmonella → can be reduced → through on-farm strategies, hygienic slaughter practices, and processing technologies
“Salmonella and Campylobacter can be reduced through on-farm strategies, hygienic slaughter practices, and processing technologies”
Campylobacter → can be reduced → through on-farm strategies, hygienic slaughter practices, and processing technologies
“Salmonella and Campylobacter can be reduced through on-farm strategies, hygienic slaughter practices, and processing technologies”
bulk-tank milk → has → microbiological quality
standard plate count: 4.70 log cfu/mlS. aureus detection rate: 31.7% in goat's milk, 33.3% in ewe's milkEnterobacteriaceae detection rate: 61.6% in goat's milk, 71.4% in ewe's milkShiga toxin-producing E. coli PCR-positive rate: 16.3% in goat's milk, 12.7% in ewe's milkM. avium ssp. paratuberculosis PCR-positive rate: 23.0% in goat's milk, 23.8% in ewe's milk
“The median standard plate count for bulk-tank milk from small ruminants was 4.70 log cfu/ml (4.69 log cfu/ml for goat's milk and 4.78 log cfu/ml for ewe's milk), with a minimum of 2.00 log cfu/ml and a maximum of 8.64 log cfu/ml. Enterobacteriaceae were detected in 212 (61.6%) goat's milk and 45 (71.4%) ewe's milk samples, whereas S. aureus was detected in 109 (31.7%) samples of goat's milk and 21 (33.3%) samples of ewe's milk. Campylobacter spp. and Salmonella spp. were not isolated from any of the samples. However, 16.3% of the goat's milk and 12.7% of the ewe's milk samples were polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-positive for Shiga toxin-producing E. coli. Seventy-nine (23.0%) goat's tank-milk and 15 (23.8%) ewe's tank-milk samples were PCR-positive for insertion sequence 900, providing presumptive evidence for the presence of M. avium ssp. paratuberculosis.”
cooked meats → contained → seven of 2192 (0.3%) samples of unacceptable microbiological quality
“Of the cooked meats examined, seven of 2192 (0.3%) samples were of unacceptable microbiological quality and a further 352 (16%) were of unsatisfactory quality.”
lactobacilli → present → negligible biological risk
“Isolated cases of lactobacillemia have been reported in at-risk populations, but lactobacilli present an essentially negligible biological risk.”
microbiological quality of foods → within → acceptable safety limits
“The overall microbiological quality of the foods served by the street vendors was found to be within acceptable safety limits,”
CLTV process → satisfactory → microbiological safety
“Microbiological analysis, used to monitor the safety of processing clam paste, showed that the process was satisfactory relative to common parameters.”
Yarrowia lipolytica → is safe to use → in biotechnological applications
“Based on our assessment, we conclude that Y. lipolytica is a 'safe-to-use' organism.”
ready-to-eat foods → did not meet → bacteriological quality standards
“The results indicated that most of the ready-to-eat food samples examined in this study did not meet bacteriological quality standards, therefore posing potential risks to consumers.”