of Chrysosporium farinicola), Chrysosporium xerophilum and Neosartorya
glabra in deteriorated chocolate and chocolate confetti
(ICMSF, 2005; Kinderlerer, 1997). Usually these episodes were due
to inadequate storage problems arising from the formation of an
environment with increased availability of water at the interface of
the packaging and chocolate when it was stored in environments
with high relative humidity