as a result of microbiological reduction of intrinsic preservation of
such foods, which requires, therefore, to be compensated or reestablished.
These assumptions have contributed to the development
of novel technologies for food preservation employing natural
antimicrobials such as bacteriocins to inhibit the microbial
growth in many food matrices (Deegan, Cotter, Hill, & Ross, 2006;
Mauriello & Villani, 2012; Villani et al., 1994).