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The Effect of Packaging Materials on the Microbial load for Some Spices Powder

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Spices known as natural products used in its entirety or crushed form. In this study we
used four types of spices, a red pepper, black pepper, turmeric and a mixture of spices
known as (Bahararat), which is made up of bays, ginger ,cinnamon, nutmeg and fog, rose
has been the mobilization of such species in three types of packaging materials, a glass
Many (LDPE) low Density Polyethylene and Polypropylene (PP) Polypropylene and
stored at room temperature for 120 days. The packaging materials were identified by a
device (FTIR25) Fouier Transfor Infrared Spectrocopy.
the purpose of These treatments was to study the effect of packaging materials on
bacterial load as the total number of bacteria, aerobic ,coliform, yeast and fungi, have
also been identified for some types of E. coli Coliforms bacteria and fungi that might
exist in the samples treated and which constitute a danger to consumer health.
The Results of the study showed that the packaging material had a positive effect
in terms of reducing bacterial contamination, while Ahararat packaged in containers of
glass was the least contamination between types of other packing ,and also the results
were comparable in both (PP) and (LDPE) ,except (PP )which was more efficient than the
second (LDPE) in all spices.
The results also indicated that the highest level of bacterial contamination was
found in the black pepper and less bacterial contamination was in Ahararat. The study
also identified many different types of intestinal bacteria, including
klebsiella oxytoca ,
klebsiella, E. coli, Citrobacter frindii, Enterobacter arogeenoza, as well as the command
for the fungi were identified on some species :
Aspergillus flavus Aspergillius niger
Aspergillius tamari
i Penicillum aurantiogriseum., Rhizopus spp < /span>, Penicillium
corylophilum.
The most of these fungi was found in turmeric and black pepper samples.
Spices are widely used, especially in Libyan meals Therefore, we must take care of it in
terms of packaging and storage conditions in order to ensure that they will get to
consumer in good conditions, away from the radiation treatments that could produce
health risks or reduce the acceptance from the consumer as well as in the case of the
sterile gas which used such as carbon dioxide Alaiteleyn, propylene.


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10.21608/fjard.2011.195491

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Mohamed Ali

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El Ziyaina

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Mohamed Suleiman

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Ahtach

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Ali Mohammed

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Abouhlvai

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25

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1

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27697

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2011-01-01

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2021-09-20

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2011-01-01

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10

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1110-7790

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2805-2528

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Fayoum Journal of Agricultural Research and Development

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The Effect of Packaging Materials on the Microbial load for Some Spices Powder

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23 Jan 2023