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Journal of Food Hygiene and Safety
2022 Volume.37 No. 4 p.225 ~ p.231
Effects of Dry Heat Treatment on the Reduction of Main Food-Borne Bacteria on Alfalfa Seeds
Hong Soon-Young

Kim Su-Jin
Bang Woo-Suk
Abstract
In this study, the conditions of dry heat treatment (21 days at 65¡ÆC, 16 days at 70¡ÆC, 10 days at 75¡ÆC, and 7 days at 80¡ÆC) were investigated to inactivate Bacillus cereus ATCC 12480, Listeria monocytogenes ATCC SSA81, Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 6538, Escherichia coli O157:H7 ATCC 43894, and Salmonella Typhimurium ATCC 14028 on alfalfa seeds, without affecting the rate of germination of seeds. Alfalfa seeds were inoculated at levels of 6?7 log CFU/g and treated with dry heat at 65¡ÆC, 70¡ÆC, 75¡ÆC, and 80¡ÆC; thereafter, the rate of seed germination was determined. The rate of germination was set at 70%, according to the market standards. The bacteria were inactivated when B. cereus was treated with dry heat for 21 days at 65¡ÆC, 18 days at 70¡ÆC, 14 days at 75¡ÆC, and 4 days at 80¡ÆC; L. monocytogenes was treated for 21 days at 65¡ÆC, 18 days at 70¡ÆC, 12 days at 75¡ÆC, and 7 days at 80¡ÆC; S. aureus was treated for 18 days at 65¡ÆC, 18 days at 70¡ÆC, 11 days at 75¡ÆC, and 4 days at 80¡ÆC; E. coli O157:H7 was treated for 21 days at 65¡ÆC, 18 days at 70¡ÆC, 12 days at 75¡ÆC, and 6 days at 80¡ÆC; and Sal. Typhimurium was treated for 24 days at 65¡ÆC, 22 days at 70¡ÆC, 14 days at 75¡ÆC, and 7 days at 80¡ÆC. For all bacteria, the D-value (R2 = 0.5656?0.7957) significantly decreased when the temperature increased from 65¡ÆC to 80¡ÆC (P<0.05). Since dry heat treatment of alfalfa seeds at 80¡ÆC for 7 days affects their germination rate, dry heat treatment at 75¡ÆC for 14 days is the most effective way to ensure their safety. This study suggests a potential method of bacterial inactivation using dry heat treatment to increase the microbiological safety of sprouts.
KEYWORD
Alfalfa, Dry heat treatment, Food-borne bacteria, Germination rate, Inactivation
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