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2015, Number 3

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Rev Cubana Hig Epidemiol 2015; 53 (3)

Microbiological quality of fresh artisanal cheeses sold at marketplaces in Tunja, Colombia

Rodríguez PJE, Borras SLM, Pulido MMO, García CDJ
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Key words:

mesophyllcoliforms, public health, fresh cheese.

ABSTRACT

Introduction: The presence of mesophilic bacteria as coliform is the indicative used in a wide range of food products to identify the microbiological quality of the items placed on the market for human consumption. Handcrafted products as cheeses represent one of the dairy products with greater acceptance, however this product does not rely on records that provide an analysis of the quality and marketing conditions.
Objective: This study determined the bacterial load and the hygienic quality of 50 samples of fresh cheese of handcrafted production, obtained in both market squares of the municipality of Tunja, by means of the sowing in re-hidratables dry plates (Petrifilm 3M).
Results: Were evaluated parameters as pH (6.5-7.7), humidity (80- 95%) and temperature (6.4-12.4 °C); were counts of total coliforms and aerobic mesophyll were finding counts exceeding the standard set for the evaluated microorganisms (66x106 y 12 x105respectively). So marked counts show a poor sanitary quality in marketed products.


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