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flash pasteurizationの例文

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  • Recently, a process called flash pasteurization has come into vogue.
  • Following the " E . coli " outbreak, Odwalla adopted flash pasteurization and other sanitization procedures.
  • Apple juice generally refers to juice that has been treated to prevent spoilage with a process such as flash pasteurization.
  • Many juice makers use a form of flash pasteurization, and the technique has been used for milk since the 1940s.
  • Odwalla is temporarily using " flash pasteurization " to kill the deadly e . coli strain known as 0157 : H7.
  • Tropicana developed flash pasteurization to minimize the time the orange juice is exposed to heat while providing maximum nutrition and flavor.
  • A gentler procedure known as flash pasteurization involves heating to 205癋 ( 95癈 ) for a few seconds, followed by rapid cooling.
  • The mevushal process is a flash pasteurization before fermentation, which allows the wine to be handled by the general public and still remain kosher.
  • The company has so far spent more than $ 1 million to implement a flash pasteurization process, which quickly heats then cools the apple juice.
  • :According to the article " Pasteurization ", there are two main types of modern pasteurization : flash pasteurization and ESL ( extended shelf life ) treatment.
  • The company recalled all apple or carrot juice products and introduced a new process called " flash pasteurization " as well as maintaining lines of communication constantly open with customers.
  • Flash pasteurization is performed to kill spoilage microorganisms prior to filling containers, in order to make the products safer and to extend their shelf life compared to the unpasteurised foodstuff.
  • The company is now pasteurizing its apple juice using the so-called flash pasteurization technique that involves quickly heating the juice, keeping it hot for a few seconds and then recooling it quickly.
  • The standard US protocol for flash pasteurization of milk, 71.7 癈 ( 161 癋 ) for 15 seconds in order to kill " Coxiella burnetii " ( the most heat-resistant " E . coli"