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May 17, 2005

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Intervention Technologies For Enhancing the Safety of Sprouts

[Transcript of Dr. Fett's remarks]

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Authors: W. F. Fett and K. T. Rajkowski, Food Safety Intervention Technologies RU

Table of Contents
  1. Intervention Technologies For Enhancing the Safety of Sprouts
  2. Overview
  3. Sprout Seed
  4. Sprout Seed
  5. Published Papers - Development of Interventions (Seed/Sprout)
  6. Chemical Interventions - Seed
  7. Chemical Interventions - Seed
  8. Physical Interventions - Seed
  9. Biological Interventions - Seed
  10. Combination Treatments - Seed
  11. Alfalfa Seed - Chlorine (20,000 ppm)
  12. Chlorine Treatments - Naturally Contaminated Alfalfa Seed
  13. Potential Alternatives to Chlorine - Alfalfa Seed
  14. Chemical
  15. Biological
  16. Chlorine - Mung Bean Seed
  17. Potential Alternatives to Chlorine - Mung Bean Seed
  18. Gaseous Acetic Acid - Mung Bean Seed
  19. Dry Heat - Mung Bean Seed
  1. Hot Water - Mung Bean Seed
  2. Ammonia Gas - Mung Bean Seed
  3. Combinations - Mung Bean Seed
  4. Interventions - Other Seed Types
  5. Summary - Seed
  6. Summary - Seed
  7. Summary - Seed
  8. Sprouts
  9. Interventions - During Sprouting
  10. Interventions - Postharvest
  11. Interventions - Postharvest
  12. Effective Postharvest Interventions
  13. Effective Postharvest Interventions
  14. Summary - Sprouts
  15. ARS/Industry Collaborative Study
  16. Table 1. Reduction of Salmonella on inoculated alfalfa seeds after gaseous ozone treatment
  17. Verification of Yield Ratio
  18. Table 2. Peracetic acid/hydrogen peroxide sanitizing treatment of Salmonella inoculated alfalfa seeds for 20 minutes.

Public Meeting: 2005 Sprout Safety - Transcript of Proceedings May 17, 2005

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