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By Stephen J. Forsythe
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1998). 65 Hurdle concept Several factors can be used as a series of ‘hurdles’ to prevent microbial growth. Each hurdle represents a barrier that must be overcome by the bacteria to initiate food spoilage and food poisoning. Modified atmosphere packaging, high hydrostatic pressure, ultraviolet light, ethanol and bacteriocins are examples of secondary preservation methods. Additional precautions can be the rotation of antimicrobials and sanitisers to prevent the build-up of resistant strains. The interaction of factors can best be seen in the effect on microbial growth according to growth conditions (see Fig.
DLag time. Average time to turbiditv (inoculation from 1:1 dilution of 5 h, 37°C culture) Various-sources were used,'principally ICMSF (1996), Corlett (1998), Mortimore & Wallace (1994); where data differed between sources the wider growth range was quoted. A. hydrophila B. cereus B. jejuni Cl. botulinum type A and proteolytic B and F Cl. botulinum type E and non-proteolytic B and F Cl. perfringens E. coli Lactobacillus spp. L. monocytogenes Salmonella spp. Shigella spp. St. aureus (toxin production) K cholerae K parahuemolyticus K vulnificus Y.
It is important to note that microorganisms develop a complicated, tightly regulated response upon an upshift in temperature. Different stressors can activate (parts of) this stress regulon by which they can induce an increased heat tolerance. 5). Z3 Response to cold shock Cold adaptation by microorganisms is of particular importance due to the increased use of frozen and chilled foods and the increased popularity of fresh or minimally processed food, with little or no preservatives. The relevant growth ranges of L.