However, using high concentrations of organic acids, which are efficient against
Salmonella attached to chicken skin, result in unfavorable carcass
changes, such as bleaching of the skin and are expensive to
chicken processors. Meanwhile, using low concentrations of
organic acids showed only limited effectiveness against
Salmonella attached to dressed chicken carcasses (Kotula &
Thelappurate, 1994; Tamblyn, Conner, & Bilgili, 1994).