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Effects of High Pressure Treatment on the Microbiological Quality, Texture and Colour of Vacuum Packed Pork Meat Products

The aim of the study was to define usefulness of high pressure treatment for inactivation of microorganisms and prolongation of shelf life of two types of cooked pork ham and raw smoked pork loin. The samples of ham and loin in the presentation of standard 200 g pieces were vacuum packed in polylayer polyethylene bags and exposed to high pressure treatment in the range of 300-600 MPa and time of exposure of 10-30 minutes. Results indicate that 300 MPa and 400 MPa pressure applied for 10 minutes was insufficient for prolongation of storage period of ham. Pressure of 500 MPa, applied for 10 minutes caused significant decrease of microbiological parameters studied such as: total bacterial count, psychrophylic bacteria, acidophylic bacteria and enterococci in investigated samples, stored in refrigarator conditions for 4 weeks. Pressure of 600 MPa applied for 10 minutes reduced the number of all investigated microorganisms by 10 5 -10 6 fold. Application of this pressure prolonged storage period of traditionally produced ham to 6-8 weeks. Physico-chemical characteristics of ham, measured 24 h after high pressure treatment and after 4, 6 and 8 weeks of storage, did not change when compared to the initial samples. High pressure treatment caused increase in the colour lightness parameters only in pork smoked loin.