01824naa a2200325 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001910000140006024501330007426000090020752008930021665000140110965000180112365000150114165000280115665000180118465000270120265000280122965000270125765300180128470000190130270000200132170000130134170000160135470000150137070000170138570000170140270000160141977300630143521019422019-01-22       2018    bl uuuu     u00u1 u    #d1 aHAMAN, D.  aUltrasound use for listeria monocytogenes attached cells removal from industrial brine injection needles.h[electronic resource]  c2018  aAbstract: This work aimed at studying methods for Listeria monocytogenes attached cells removal from food industry equipment. In order to verify possible contamination points, a tracking was carried out in food products and equipment surfaces (brine injection needles) by swab. Brine injection needles were defined as a study due to their higher contamination potential. L. monocytogenes adhesion after 6 h contact with needles was observed. Minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC) of peracetic acid on L. monocytogenes attached cells was 0.06 and 0.24% with 6 and 24 h contact with bacteria, respectively. 75% power (700 W) and 14 min exposure ultrasound treatment showed a 3.25 Log CFU microbial load reduction in injection needles. The combination of ultrasound and peracetic acid showed an MBC reduction from 0.24 to 0.03%, hence, it may be recommended for meat industry application.  aEquipment  aFood industry  aSanitizers  aSpoilage microorganisms  aDesinfecção  aEquipamento Industrial  aIndústria Alimentícia  aListeria Monocytogenes  aSanitização1 aTONKIEL, K. F.1 aMATTHIENSEN, A.1 aZENI, J.1 aVALDUGA, E.1 aPAROUL, N.1 aSTEFFENS, C.1 aTONIAZZO, G.1 aCANSIAN, R.  tItalian Journal of Food Sciencesgv. 30, p. 662-672, 2018.