Improving The Sanitary Status Of Chicken Carcasses

Faculty Veterinary Medicine Year: 2006
Type of Publication: Theses Pages: 161
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BibID 10294014
Keywords : poultry    
Abstract:
A total of 200 random samples were taken from the skin of neck and cloaca of poultry carcasses, slaughtered, scalded, then defeathered mechanically, eviscerated by hand, and lastly washed by tap water.Samples were collected from different poultry slaughtering shops of different sanitation levels at Mansoura city, Dakhlia governorate in order to throw a light on its microbiological quality with application of a trial to improve its sanitary status.Sampling protocols:Samples were collected according to the following scheme:1- Forty samples of neck and around cloacae skin were collected using swab and skin excision techniques(20 of each) after defeathering and pre-evisceration.2- Forty samples of neck and around cloacae skin were collected using swab and skin excision techniques(20 of each) were taken post-evisceration.3- Forty samples of neck and around cloacae skin were collected using swab and skin excision techniques(20 of each) were taken after water rinsing.Such values for sheep samples were 1.1 x 104  7.0 x 103; 3.6 x 104  6.5 x 103; 2.5 x 104  1.5 x 104; 5.4 x 104  1.8 x 104 and 1.1 x 104  5.6 x 103/gm respectively. 
   
     
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