VIRUSES structure and classification ppt by Dr.Prince C P
Microbial analysis of juices
1. Regional Food Research and Analysis centre
Lucknow Uttar Pradesh
Under Guidance of- Submitted by-
Dr. S.K. Chauhan Mayank Agnihotri
Director, R-Frac Lucknow Chhatrapati Shahu Ji
Maharaj University
Kanpur
Uttar Pradesh
2. introduction
Juice is the liquid that is naturally enclosed in fruit or
vegetable tissues
To determine the levels of total aerobic viable bacteria,
staphylococci, total aerobic spore forming bacteria,
total coliforms, fecal coliforms and yeast and mold in
the fresh fruit juice samples
3. Methods and materials
To analyzing juice quality with in microbial parameter
Two fruit juice samples (apple and orange) were
collected from 4 randomly selected area in lucknow
(charabag railway station and shapru marg ) between
may 2017 to July 2017
s.no sample Collection area
1 apple Charbagh railway station
2 Orange Shapru marg
5. Total plate count
Reference IS: 5402, 2002
Media used- plate count agar
Orange Juice -
Result : 4.3 x 102 cfu/ml
Apple juice –
Results : 3.8 x 102 cfu/ml
6. Coliforms
Reference IS: 5887(P-1) 1976
Pour plate method:-
Media used: violet red bile agar media
Orange juice:-
Result:-Coli form in orange juice is absent
Apple juice:-
Result:-Coli form in Apple juice is absent
7. Yeast & molds
Reference IS: 5401(P-1) 1998
Pour plate method:-
Media used:- YXT Agar media.
Orange juice:-
Results:- Y & M = 1.3 x 103 cfu/ml
Apple Juice : -
Results:- Y & M = 2.1 x 103CFU/ml
8. E.coli
Reference IS: 5887(P-2) 1976
Pour plate method:-
Media used:- EMB Agar media
Orange juice :-
Result :-E coli in orange juice is absent
Apple juice:-
Result :-E coli in Apple juice is absent
9. salmonella
Reference IS: 5887(P-3) 1976
Strike plate method:-
Media used:- Brilliant Green Agar media.
Orange juice:-
Result :- Salmonella is present
Apple juice:-
Result :- Salmonella is present
10. Results & discussion
sample T.P.C Coli form Yeast &
molds
E.coli salmonell
a
Apple 3.8 x 102
cfu/ml
Absent Y & M = 2.1
x
103CFU/ml
Absent Present
orange 4.3 x 102
cfu/ml
Absent Y & M = 1.3
x 103 cfu/ml
Absent Present
11. conclusion
The fruit juices investigated in this study had higher microbial load than the
specifications set for fruit juices in some parts of the world.
On the basis of the gulf standards, it is clear that the colony counts of the microbial
groups in our fruit juices exceeded the standard by considerable margin.
The presence of pathogenic microorganisms in juices is clearly indication of food
borne outbreaks.