Process for inhibiting the growth of bacteria on seafood

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426643, A23B 4027

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ABSTRACT:
Treatment with solutions of alkali metal bicarbonates extends the shelf life of seafood by inhibiting the growth of bacteria that cause spoilage and odors, and improve the texture and moisture retention of the seafood.

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