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[Consumer Council] Apollo Ice Cream Contains Exceeding Bacteria Content KFC A New Land Coliform Exceeds

2020-06-15T22:13:12.184Z


Summer is hot, both adults and children like to eat ice cream to cool off, but food hygiene is of concern. From January to April this year, the Consumer Council collected 29 samples from supermarkets, department stores, dessert shops, ice cream shops, restaurants and other places to conduct tests on safety, microbiology and nutrient content. It was found that the "Apollo" mint chocolate premium ice cream exceeded the total amount of bacteria. In addition, KFC's selected milk chocolate cookie Xindi was also found to have excessive coliform content, which is not ideal for sanitation.


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Written by: Yuan Shu

2020-06-15 10:00

Last update date: 2020-06-15 10:00

Summer is hot, both adults and children like to eat ice cream to cool off, but food hygiene is of concern. From January to April this year, the Consumer Council collected 29 samples from supermarkets, department stores, dessert shops, ice cream shops, restaurants and other places to conduct tests on safety, microbiology and nutrient content. It was found that the "Apollo" mint chocolate premium ice cream exceeded the total amount of bacteria. In addition, KFC's selected milk chocolate cookie Xindi was also found to have excessive coliform content, which is not ideal for sanitation.

▼The fat and sugar content of 29 ice cream bars of the Consumer Council▼

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According to the "Frozen Dessert Regulations", the total content of any frozen dessert for sale must not exceed 50,000 bacteria per gram, and the content of coliform bacteria should not exceed 100 coliforms per gram. The former is an indicator of hygiene quality, while the latter content reflects the hygiene quality. The results show that the "Apollo" non-pre-packaged mint chocolate specialty ice cream has a total bacterial content of 58,000 bacteria, while the KFC non-pre-packaged milk milk chocolate cookie novelty Coli contains 280 bacteria per gram. Groups, respectively, exceed the above standards, indicating that the sanitation of the products is not ideal.

However, the Consumer Council test also pointed out that this does not mean that eating these ice creams will cause food poisoning. From the manufacturing to the sale of ice cream and frozen desserts, multiple processes, transportation, storage temperature, cleanliness of food processing tools and machines, etc., will affect the microbial content ultimately sold to consumers. The above samples have been forwarded to the Food Safety Center for follow-up. The KFC responded to the Consumer Council that the branch involved in the sale of ice cream with coliform bacteria has stopped selling the product and has been thoroughly disinfected by detergents; the "Apollo" manufacturer It is considered that the test result is inaccurate, and the test result is considered to be in line with the standard when leaving the factory, but it is caused by problems in other processes.

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