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Title: | Survey of the microbial quality of dry fish, cassava and okra in Ghana |
Authors: | Lu, J. Y. Pace, R. D. Plahar, W. A. |
Keywords: | Microbial quality;Dry fish;Okra;Cassava;Ghana |
Issue Date: | 1988 |
Publisher: | International Association of Milk, Food and Environmental Sanitarians |
Citation: | Journal Of Food Protection, 51 (8), 660-662 |
Abstract: | A microbial profile of dry foods in Ghana including smoke dried herrings, salt dried tilapia, salt dried trigger fish, gari, kokonte and okra was evaluated. Okra had the highest aerobic count of 42 x 10. followed by kokonte 16-2) x 10. smoke dried herrings 0.2-4 x 10, salt dried tilapia 3-4 x 10 , salt dried trigger fish 3-44 x I02 and gar i 3-34 x 10. Anaerobic count was low for all the samples except smoke dried herrings 7-9.5 x 10. Differences in mold count was not evident ranging from 2 x 10 to 39 x 10 for all samples. Aspergillus and Penicillium were the predominant molds. Coliform count was low for salt dried fish and gari, but higher for ,smoke dried herrings 2-25 x 10, kokonte 11-29 x 10 aid okra 31 -47 x 10 |
URI: | https://csirspace.foodresearchgh.site/handle/123456789/389 |
ISSN: | 0362-028X |
Journal Name: | Journal Of Food Protection |
Appears in Collections: | Food Research Institute |
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