European Hygienic Engineering & Design Group

Center for Integrated Food Manufacturing

4. A method for the assessment of in-line pasteurisation of food processing equipment.

Food processing equipment that cannot be or does not need to be sterilised may need to be pasteurised to inactivate relevant vegetative micro-organisms and fungal spores.

It is important to test the hygienic characteristics of such equipment to ensure that it can be pasteurised effectively.

This document describes a test procedure to determine whether equipment can be pasteurised by circulation with hot water.

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