Packaging and Shelf-Life of Local Halal Ready to Eat Mataba

Authors

  • Romlee Chedoloh Yala Rajabhat University
  • Sa-ad Asae

Abstract

This study aimed to determine the chemical composition, packaging, and shelf life of ready-to-eat Halal Mataba in the three southern provinces.  It was found that the moisture contents, protein, fat, carbohydrate, dietary fiber and ash of Mataba were 51.77, 7.40, 11.39, 25.61, 2.32 and 1.51%, respectively. The Mataba products were packed in paper as a control, in Nylons/LLDPE, and in PP bags and then stored at 4 oC and -18 oC for 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks. The results showed that packaging, temperature, and shelf life affected the properties and quality of the Mataba product.  Using Nylons/LLDPE as a packaging gave better results on moisture contents than that of PP bags in both temperature 4 oC and -18 oC. The analysis on chemical changes in the Mataba product gave quite small values of TBARs which are between 0.043 - 0.057 MDA/kg. The sensory evaluation of recognized were stored at - 18 ° C higher scores than 4 at stored 8 weeks. The panelists test give scores of overall Mataba packed in Nylons/LLDPEhigher scores (6.52) than Mataba packed in PP bag (6.41), respectively. The investigation on the microbial quality showed non-detected of Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella and the total plate count was less than that of the Thai Community Product Standard set (504/2547) value (< 1x104). Consequently, the optimized condition was the Mataba product packed in the Nylons/LLDPE and stored at -18 °C which could extend the shelf life for 8 weeks and safe for consumers. Keywords :  Local Halal instant Mataba, shelf-life, packaging

Author Biography

Romlee Chedoloh, Yala Rajabhat University

Food Science and Technology, Faculty of Science Technology and Agriculture, Yala Rajabhat University

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2017-01-27