Quality Assessment and Safety System of Milk and Some Milk Products in University Hostel

Adel El-Kholy, Saadia El-shinawy, Gamal Hassan, Bahaa Morsy

Abstract


A total of 120 samples including UHT milk, feta cheese, processed cheese and yoghurt (30 of each) were collected randomly from university hostel. The mean value of titratable acidity % in yoghurt and salt % in feta cheese samples were 0.92 ± 0.036 and 4.68± 0.072, respectively. The mean value of total bacterial count in examined UHT milk samples was <10 ± 0 cfu/ml. The mean values of total coliforms, faecal coliforms, E.coli, enterococci and total yeast & mould were  <3 ± 0, <3 ± 0, <3 ± 0 (MPN/ml or g), <102 ± 0 and <10 ± 0 cfu/ml or g  in  all examined UHT milk, feta cheese and processed cheese samples, while in yoghurt samples were 2.2×105 ± 6.5×104 , 7.2×104 ± 2.6×104 , 3.4×103 ± 2.5×103 (MPN/g), 6.4×102 ± 6.9×10 and 2.8×104 ± 9×103 cfu/g, respectively. Staphylococcus aureus failed to be counted in any of examined samples.

Keywords: UHT milk, feta cheese, yoghurt, coliforms, E.coli, enterococci, Staph.aureus, titratable acidity


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