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spoilage

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spoilage
decomposition; said of meat, milk, animal feeds especially ensilage.


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Mergal BIT20 inhibits microbial growth, which reduces spoilage.
During manufacture, food can be exposed to microbiological cross-contamination from surfaces and air, and this may give rise to food spoilage and safety issues.
Rochester Midland has introduced a new BrandGuard[R] Food Sanitation Program for fruit and vegetable manufacturers that reduces the risk of pathogens and spoilage microbes in fruit and vegetable processing lines.
 
 
 
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