62.3 EXAMINATION METHODS FOR DIAGNOSING SPOILAGE CONDITIONS IN CANNED FOODS
The following methods are designed to guide the investigator in conducting a thorough and carefully documented
examination. Results obtained by these methods may be recorded on the sample data collection forms and compared to
the “ Keys to probable Cause of spoilage ” discussed in Section 62.4.
The diagnosis of spoilage in canned foods should be conducted by trained microbiologists or trained technicians
under supervision. If difficulties are encountered in the examination of samples or in the interpretation of results,
assistance is available from recognized authorities in the field, such as the National Food Processors Association; the
container supplier; various universities; the food Microbiology Methods Development Branch, CFSAN, U.S. Food and
Drug Administration; or the Microbiology Division, Office of Public Health Science, food safety and Inspection
service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
62.3 EXAMINATION METHODS FOR DIAGNOSING SPOILAGE CONDITIONS IN CANNED FOODS
The following methods are designed to guide the investigator in conducting a thorough and carefully documented
examination. Results obtained by these methods may be recorded on the sample data collection forms and compared to
the “ Keys to probable Cause of spoilage ” discussed in Section 62.4.
The diagnosis of spoilage in canned foods should be conducted by trained microbiologists or trained technicians
under supervision. If difficulties are encountered in the examination of samples or in the interpretation of results,
assistance is available from recognized authorities in the field, such as the National Food Processors Association; the
container supplier; various universities; the food Microbiology Methods Development Branch, CFSAN, U.S. Food and
Drug Administration; or the Microbiology Division, Office of Public Health Science, food safety and Inspection
service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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