Thermal Processing o Food - Tiselab
inactivation. Freezing and dehydration are insuffcient to inactivate enzymes and therefore blanching can be employed. Canning ... bacterial microorganisms, which are the spores of Bacillus and Clostridium. Food products filled in sealed containers are …
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