Tech Data

 

Data Regarding the Various Applications of TLS for Shelf-Life Extension

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Cheese Sauce

Test method:

  • Prepare each group of cheese sauce which includes grapefruit seed extract, TLS, and nothing
  • Leave at room temperature or the 35oC of thermostat
  • Observe the existence of fungi

Summary:

Cheese Sauce Test Table


Fish Paste

Test Method:

  • Make groups of fish pastes with TLS and 0.2% of potassium sorbate
  • Fry in oil
  • Insert in the sealed PE
  • Macrograph the freshness in case of 15℃ of refrigeration or room temperature

Summary:

Fish Paste Bacteria Test TableFish Paste Fungi Test TableFish Paste Slim Test Table
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Sports Beverages

Test Method:

  • Compare 100g of 0.05%(no effect on the taste but the yeast can survive) TLS groups with control group using 3 different sports beverages at room temperature

Summary:

Sports Beverages Test Table


Salted Pollack Roe

Test Method:

  • Check the number of bacteria and the elapsed time (appearance / smell)
  • Compare with the salted pollack roe added sorbate

Summary:

Salted Pollack Roe Test Table
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Vegetables

Test Method:

  • Make 6L of hundredfold diluted water with TLS
  • Insert 300g of a potato, a carrot, an onion, a spring onion, a lettuce, and a cabbage lettuce in 1L of the diluted water

Surface Testing:

  • Rub 10 times with sterilized cotton swab on the surface (width 1cm2)
  • Collect the sample
  • Paint 20 times on the culture medium (Standard Plate Count Agar)
  • Count the number of bacteria in the thermostat (24hours, 37℃

Summary:

Vegetables Test Table


Seasoned Dried Radish

Test Method:

  • Add TLS by each concentration (0.2%, 0.3%, 0.4%, and 0.5%) to the seasoned dried radish which is on sale in the market, and then seal the container and put it in the thermostat set 35℃
  • Check the changes of the elapsed time (0w/1w/2w) and volume of bacteria
  • Add 0.1% of potassium sorbate in order to check comparison data.

Summary:

Seasoned Dried Radish Test Table
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