JUSTIFICATION OF THE SHELF LIFE OF FUNCTIONAL PRЕBIOTIC SEMI-PRODUCT
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2709-2267.2025-33-00-042Keywords:
functional prеbiotic semi-product technology, microbiological indicators, organoleptic characteristics, storage, shelf lifeAbstract
It was determined that the recommended storage period of functional prеbiotic semi-product in hermetically packed parchment bags is 12 months at a temperature of 18…20°C and humidity not exceeding 70%. It was determined that during the specified storage pMetrics
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