MICROBIAL HAZARDS REDUCTION DURING CREAMY CREAM CHEESE PRODUCTION
Journal: PRODUCTION ENGINEERING ARCHIVES (Vol.2015, No. 6)Publication Date: 2015-03-31
Authors : Dorota Miarka Joanna Żukowska Adam Siwek Joanna Nowacka Dorota Nowak;
Page : 39-44
Keywords : food safety; quality of food; microbiological hazard;
Abstract
The purpose of the work was to identify the hazards relevant to the production of safe food and to assess the effects of a possible infection. The paper presents the microbiological hazards that can occur throughout the production of creamy cream cheese and indicates the means to their minimization or elimination. The analysis of microbiological hazards showed that in the manufacturing process of the type of cheese mentioned, there are a few critical steps that should be specifically overseen. In order to acquire a high quality product it is important to monitor a quality of raw material, the parameters of pasteurization and souring, temperature of product packaging, storage conditions of the finished product and maintain hygiene throughout the production. The process of heat treatment, which is pasteurization, is a critical step (critical control points - CCP) for the whole process. Monitoring this stage and consistent adherence to Operational Pre-Condition Programs at the thermisation and centrifuging and later packaging, guarantees a safe product and its long shelf life.
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