High pressure processing extend the shelf life of fresh salmon, cod and mackerel

Volume: 70, Pages: 242 - 248
Published: Dec 1, 2016
Abstract
High pressure processing (HPP) is used on several types of seafood, though its potential for extending the shelf life of fresh fish has not been fully exploited. This study compared the effect of HPP (200 and 500 MPa, 120 s) on salmon, cod and mackerel. Immediately after processing, and during storage up to 26 days different analysis were carried out to evaluate the microbiological shelf life, oxidation, acid phosphatase level and pH of the...
Paper Details
Title
High pressure processing extend the shelf life of fresh salmon, cod and mackerel
Published Date
Dec 1, 2016
Volume
70
Pages
242 - 248
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