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'hurdle technology' and 'sub-lethal stresses' in controlling Listeria

'Hurdle technology' and 'sub-lethal stresses' in controlling Listeria

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Microbiologist Greg Jones describes a project looking afresh at 'hurdle technology' and 'sub-lethal stresses' in controlling Listeria, particularly in relation to product reformulation to remove salt and other preservatives.

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'Hurdle technology' and 'sub-lethal stresses' in controlling Listeria

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