corino new catalogue Oct. 2016 | Page 16

EMULSIFYING SALTS FOR INHIBITION OF MICROORGANISMS IN PROCESSED CHEESE Anaerobic microorganisms can cause blowing reactions in processed cheese, especially when the final product is subject to high temperature differences. These problems can be overcome through the addition of CORINO BS products. Processed cheese affected by anaerobic microorganisms causes a complete breakdown of the processed cheese emulsion. Processed cheese containing 1.0% of CORINO BS has no blowing reactions and no separation in the processed cheese emulsion. CORINO BS products prevent the germination of anaerobic spores including clostridium tyrobutyricum and is able to prolong the shelf life of the finished product and provide a high bacteriological barrier. Every manufacturer of processed cheese using CORINO BS for the inhibition of anaerobic microorganisms in processed cheese preparations must conduct its own trial conditions. It is recommended the processed cheese manufacturer inoculate samples with 5 x 105 clostridium tyrobutyricum spores per gram of processed cheese. Incubation is at 30°C up to 50 days. CORINO BC for inhibition of microorganism in processed cheese product name EEC No.: P2O5 (± 1 %) pH (± 0.3 %) ion exchange creaming CORINO 60 BC E452, E339 63.0 6.5 XXX O Emulsifying salt for the inhibition of microorganisms, yeast and molds in processed cheese CORINO 61 BC E452, E339 65.5 7.2 XXX O Emulsifying salt for the prevention of yeast and molds in processed cheese Technical Service Dairy For more technical service contact Mark Wolczko of Aditya Birla Chemicals (Thailand) E [email protected] M +66 97 239 1555 description