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Arab Journal of <strong>Food</strong> & <strong>Nutrition</strong><br />

52. The Application of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) System<br />

during Jameed Production (2002)<br />

Rania Mohamad Al- Groum\ University of Jordan<br />

Supervisor: Dr. Ali Kamil Alsaed<br />

Jameed is one of the dried fermented milk products widely used as a traditional<br />

food in several countries and produced mainly on household scale. This study aimed to<br />

improve the safety of jameed by implementing HACCP system. Many houses were<br />

visited in Karak area to get information regarding jameed making; three houses were<br />

selected to apply HACCP system and to collect samples for analysis before and after<br />

HACCP application.<br />

Before applying HACCP system, the average standard plate count, coliform<br />

count, and Staphylococcus aureus for fresh milk collected from the selected three<br />

houses were 2.1x103cfu/ml, 89cfu/ml, and 40cfu/ml respectively, but Salmonella was<br />

not detected. The average standard plate count for jameed after shaping was<br />

1.4x10 6 cfu/g, whereas coliform and Staphylococcus aureus counts were less than<br />

10cfu/g, on the other hand, Salmonella was not detected. The average of standard plate<br />

count for the final product (jameed) was 2.4x10 5 cfu/g, whereas coliform count was<br />

36cfu/g, while Staphylococcus aureuseus was less than 10cfu/g, and Salmonella was<br />

not detected.<br />

A HACCP plan system was developed through assembling of the HACCP team,<br />

describing jameed and its distribution, identification of intended use, and identifying<br />

the consumer. Those activities were followed developing and verifying a flow chart<br />

for the process and application of the seven HACCP principles in the processing of<br />

jameed. The hazard analysis and the identification of the critical control points (CCPs)<br />

led to the construction of ten CCPs in jameed processing, i.e. receiving fresh milk,<br />

pasteurization, addition of starter culture, incubation, addition of water, straining in<br />

cloth bags, addition of salt, personal hygiene, drying, and packaging.<br />

After applying HACCP system, there was significant reduction (p

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