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Food Science and Technology
4
th
International Conference on
Journal of Food Technology and Preservation | Volume: 3
ISSN: 2591-796X
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Exploring the inhibitory effect of camel milk on Bacterial activity of
E.coli, S.Aureus
and
Salmonella
Bushra Niaz
Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan
G
lobally, the use of dairy and meat commodities
owing to its rich nutritional profile and
palatability is obvious. Milk and meat are considered
as a complete nutritional product that satisfies the
basic requirement of masses around the globe.
Its demand and consumption vary on the basis of
traditional values and lifestyle habits. According to
the production potential, Camel milk is ranked lower
as compared to other milking animals. Nevertheless,
camel milk is preferably used due to its significant
contribution towards human nutrition and
socioeconomic uplift. There was a dire need to shift
the consumer trend towards camel milk containing
an array of functional ingredients that promotes
health. The study was designed to investigate the
inhibitory effect of camel milk on bacterial activity of
E.coli
,
S.aureus
, and
salmonella
. For that, proximate
compositional analysis was done of the camel milk
from local market. Afterwards, isolation of different
meat bacteria i.e.,
E.coli, S.aureus,
and
salmonella
was carried out which then grew separately and
they were treated with camel milk at different
temperature ranges i.e., 25, 65, 75, 90 and 120°C
to check its activity on bacterial growth and final
research data was subjected to statistical analysis.
Conclusively, this research findings of present
research is very helpful for utilization of camel milk as
a alternative and totally safe preservative for storage
of different food commodities especiallymeat and its
products.
Speaker Biography
Bushra Niaz currently working in Government College University
Faisalabad.
e:
b.niaz@gcuf.edu.pkBushra Niaz, J Food Technol Pres, Volume:3
DOI: 10.4066/2591-796X-C2-008