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Recovery of Salmonellae from trisodium phosphate-treated commercially processed broiler carcasses after chilling and after seven-day storage

Bourassa et al., 2004

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15540171248174110356
Author
Bourassa D
Fletcher D
Buhr R
Berrang M
Cason J
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Poultry science

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Experiments were conducted to determine the effect of prechill trisodium phosphate (TSP) treatment on reducing salmonellae recovery from broiler carcasses immediately after chilling or following 7 d of storage. Carcasses were sampled for salmonellae using whole carcass …
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