Re: Question about sanitizer in water or ice for fresh/frozen fish

From: PDIONPDA@aol.com
Date: Thu Nov 15 2007 - 16:48:51 PST

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    In a message dated 11/15/2007 2:51:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
    sacunarubio@gmail.com writes:

     
    Dear All,
    Could you please advice me about the best sanitizer, which can be used with
    water or ice in fresh fish/frozen fish processing without altering freshness,
    color, odor and residual effect to fish products? Some processors use
    chlorine 1ppm as a sanitizing detergent with water. Of course that it is not
    enough to kill microbiological content effectively and can't increase the
    concentration due to legality and safety of food products. 50 ppm of chlorine is
    normally used for the food contact surface in their cleaning procedure as it's
    around the highest concentration (50-100ppm) can be used for food contact in
    the industry.
    I hope you can give me some recommendations.
    Thank you very much!
    Sonia
    ___________________________________________
    Sonia Acuņa-Rubio
    NSF International
    _www.nsf.org_ (http://www.nsf.org/)

    Sonia,
     
    How about some ice to keep the bacteria from multiplying.
     
    Paul Dion
    Paul Dion Associates, Inc.
    Plymouth, MA
    USA

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