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What is the maximum limit for enterobacteriaceae?

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What is the maximum limit for enterobacteriaceae? Is over 9,000 high. If so what does that mean? What would be positive reading?

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What is the maximum limit for enterobacteriaceae? Is over 9,000 high. If so what does that mean? What would be positive reading?

 

9000cfu/g  is typically  high, eg -

 

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Many causes are possible depending on the nature/identity of sample. See the attached files -

 

Microbial limits of RTE foods (fsai).pdf   381.4KB   70 downloads

Micro.criteria for Food,2018 (Australian).pdf   1.18MB   45 downloads

Nestle microbiological specifications.pdf   911.91KB   59 downloads

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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