Wplyw systemu chlodzenia na zanieczyszczenie bakteryjne i cechy jakosciowe tuszek kurczat rzeznych

• Autorzy: Belkot Z , Pelczynska E.

Warianty tytułu

EN

Influence of the chilling system on bacterial contamination and the quality of slaughter chicken carcasses

• Języki publikacji: PL

Abstrakty

EN

The aim of the research was to determine the quantity of nonspecific bacteria contamination, the presence of pathogenic bacteria, as well as the sensory qualities of slaughter chicken carcasses with regards to the implemented chilling system. The investigations were conducted on carcasses of broiler chickens, aged 6-8 weeks and a body weight of 1.2 – 2.5kg, that had been chilled in three technologically different systems: air, immersion and evaporative chilling. The temperature of the carcasses was taken before and after chilling, the bacterial contamination was measured (total count of aerobic bacteria, total number of coliform, psychrotropic and proteolytic bacteria), as well as a sensory analysis (appearance and odor) was conducted. The temperature of the carcasses after chilling was 4.28 °C, 6.97 °C after immersion chilling, and 4.39 °C after evaporative chilling. This data indicates that none of the mentioned systems lowered the temperature of the carcasses to that required by the regulatory limits of 4°C . According to the authors’ research the total count of aerobic bacteria in the case of carcasses chilled by air was 2.6xl04 jtk per l g, chilled by immersion, 3.9xl04 jtk, through evaporative chilling, 2.7x104 jtk /g. The bacterial contamination of carcasses chilled by water was significantly higher in comparison to both remaining chilling systems. The total number of coliforms in the case of carcasses chilled by air averaged 1.7x10 jtk/g, chilled by water 2.5x10 jtk/g, while through evaporative chilling 1.9x102 jtk/g. Only among carcasses chilled by immersion did the chilling system significantly differ the bacterial contamination of the coliform group from both remaining systems; it was higher in the case of immersion chilling. Air chilling and evaporative chilling did not differ among themselves in relation to this group of bacteria. The total number of psychrotropic bacteria in the case of carcasses chilled by air averaged 103jtk/g, chilled by immersion 1.2x104 jtk, chilled by the evaporative system 6x103 jtk/g. The chilling system significantly differed the contamination of the carcasses in the mentioned bacterial group; it was highest in the case of immersion chilling, and lowest with air chilling. The total number of proteolytic bacteria in the case of carcasses chilled by air averaged 1.8xl03 jtk/g, chilled by water 2.9xl03 jtk/g, while through evaporative chilling 3.1xl03 jtk/g. The chilling system significantly differed the contamination of the carcasses only in the case of those chilled by air from the contamination confirmed after chilling by immersion as well as evaporative chilling. The level of proteolytic bacteria in the carcasses chilled in the latter two systems was similar. Salmonella rods occurred in the muscle tissue of chickens chilled in all systems. In the investigations, Salmonella was isolated most often in carcasses from immersion chilling (27 % of the general sample), after which in those from evaporative chilling (20 %), and least often after air chilling alone (13 %). However, the chilling system did not affect the sensory qualities of the carcasses; their appearance and odor and from the perspective of sensory evaluation all the examined systems gave a high quality product. In the process of chilling poultry the highest quality chicken carcasses are gained from applying air chilling: the carcasses are relatively the best chilled and the least contaminated with nonspecific and pathogenic bacteria in comparison to those from immersion chilling and evaporative chilling. On the other hand the lowest quality product is gained from the immersion chilling of the carcasses, which are inadequately chilled and have the highest level of nonspecific and pathogenic bacteria in comparison to those from air and evaporative chilling. From the perspective of chilling, external water content and bacterial contamination, the quality of carcasses from evaporative chilling is lower in comparison to air chilling, but nonetheless higher than carcasses from immersion chilling. The authors’ research demonstrated that in none of the examined systems for chilling did the carcasses attain the prescribed regulatory temperature of 4°C, and so it would be recommended that correctional actions be taken in the examined plants in the HACCP system with regards to the chilling system, in order to attain the required end temperatures for carcasses as they have been developed in the HACCP system for the poultry industry as the so called critical limit.

Słowa kluczowe

PL

przemysl spozywczy; brojlery kurze; uboj zwierzat; tuszki drobiowe; chlodzenie; systemy chlodzace; chlodzenie powietrzem; chlodzenie woda; chlodzenie wodno-powietrzne; zanieczyszczenia bakteryjne; Salmonella; jakosc; ocena organoleptyczna

• Wydawca: -
• Czasopismo: Medycyna Weterynaryjna
• Rocznik: 2008
• Tom: 64
• Numer: 10
• Opis fizyczny: s.1225-1231,tab.,bibliogr.

Twórcy

autor

Belkot Z

• Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Lublinie, ul.Akademicka 12, 20-033 Lublin

autor

Pelczynska E.

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