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AS 1095.2.10-1976 [ Superseded ]

Microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 2.10: Method for the examination of specific dairy products - Canned dairy products

standard by Standards Australia , 09/01/1976

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Microbiological procedures for evaporated or condensed milk (whole or skim), flavoured milk and cream packaged in sealed metal containers.
 

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Edition:
1st
Published:
09/01/1976
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0
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1 file , 180 KB
Product Code(s):
10151877
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Document History

  1. AS 1766.3.16-1994


    Food microbiology, Method 3.16: Examination of specific products - Long shelf life dairy products in hermetically sealed containers

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  2. AS 1095.2.7-1986


    Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 2.7: Methods for the examination of specific dairy products - Microbiological examination of long shelf life dairy products in hermetically sealed containers

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  3. AS 1095.2.7-1982


    Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 2.7: Methods for the examination of specific dairy products - Microbiological examination of UHT milk, cream and other liquid products

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  4. AS 1095.2.10-1976

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    Microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 2.10: Method for the examination of specific dairy products - Canned dairy products

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  5. AS 1095.2.7-1971


    Methods of microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 2.7: UHT milk and cream

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