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Figure 4 – Indicator of yeasts in the processing of raw materials with food additive "PRAM"
The effect of the PRAM complex food mixture on collagen-containing raw materials at 40 °C
was able to affect the required level of microorganisms within 30 minutes. However, the effect on
sporulating bacteria lasted up to 40 min. The indicator of the amount of mesophilic aerobic and
facultative anaerobic microorganisms during the processing of raw materials with food additive
"PRAM" increased from 2.1*10
3
to the normal norm of 1*10
3
, and also had a positive effect on mold
fungi, yeast, and spore-forming bacteria.
Conclusion.
"PRAM" is a composition based on an aqueous solution of propylene glycol,
citric acid and plant extracts, significantly increasing the initial stage of development of colonies of
microorganisms by creating an optimal environment of humidity and pH (preventing the development
of microorganisms) in the product, which has shown synergistic action in suppressing the growth of a
wide range of spoilage microorganisms.
The combination of properties of "PRAM" allows to transfer the microorganisms to the
stationary (latent) phase, thereby slowing down and stopping the initial growth period of the colonies
of microorganisms.
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