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Kpoclou, Y.E.; Anihouvi, V.B.; Azokpota, P.; Soumanou, M.M.; Scippo, M.-L.; Hounhouigan, D.J. (2017). Pest and mould infestation of smoked shrimp and preventive measures for storage in cottage industry. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge 16(1): 95-99
In: Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. Natl Inst Science Communication-Niscair: New Delhi. ISSN 0972-5938; e-ISSN 0975-1068, more
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Smoked shrimp; Pest; Mould; Infestation; Storage; Polyethylene barrel |
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- Kpoclou, Y.E., more
- Anihouvi, V.B.
- Azokpota, P.
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- Soumanou, M.M.
- Scippo, M.-L., more
- Hounhouigan, D.J.
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Samples of entire smoked shrimp (ESS) and smoked shrimp powder (SSP) were randomly collected from retail markets in South Benin to evaluate the quantitative and the qualitative infestation with moulds. Furthermore, polyethylene barrel has been tested for smoked shrimp storage and compared to palm branch basket used as traditional storage method. All the samples of both ESS and SSP examined were contaminated with moulds. Mould count were 2.4 and 2.5 Log10 (CFU g-1) for ESS and SSP, respectively. About 14 mould species from 6 genera were identified from stored smoked shrimp. Aspergillus genus was the predominant strain in the investigated samples, followed by Epicocum, Mucor, Penicillium, Scopularus and Fusarium. Storage in barrel preserves shrimp from pest and mould development, 6 weeks longer than storage in baskets. |
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