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CODE OF GOOD IRRADIATION PRACTICE – PART 7: FISH, SHRIMPS AND FROG LEGS FOR THE CONTROL OF MICROFLORA (FIRST REVISION)
MS 1265: PART 7:2007
Status : Withdrawal with replacement
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard describes a code of good irradiation practice for refrigerated fresh or frozen; fish, shrimps or prawns1 and frozen frog legs. This standard excludes requirements for other ani ....Read more mal foods of marine or freshwater origin. The microbial contamination of concern in this standard is mainly bacterial. As referred to in this standard, irradiation is not used to treat contamination with other organisms, such as moulds, yeasts and insects. However, when irradiating fresh fish for bacterial reduction, any parasites present are rendered non-infective. Close

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PLASTICS - POLY(VINYL CHLORIDE) RESINS - DETERMINATION OF NUMBER OF IMPURITIES AND FOREIGN PARTICLES (ISO 1265:2007, IDT)
MS ISO 1265:2007
Status : Original
Format : PDF

The adoption of the ISO Standard as a Malaysian Standard was recommended by the
Technical Committee on General and Raw Materials for Plastics under the authority of the
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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 8: Prepackaged meats and poultry for the control of pathogens and/or shelf-life extension (Second revision)
MS 1265-8:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
Format : PDF

1.1 This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for fresh, frozen and processed meats, such as bovine (beef and veal), porcine, ovine species, and poultry. This standard in ....Read more cludes raw meat products, such as chopped or comminuted meat, mechanically deboned meat and poultry, whether fresh or frozen. 

1.2 This standard does not include dried meat and dried salted meat. 

1.3 The purposes of irradiation are given as follows: 

a) to eliminate or otherwise inactivate, pathogenic microorganisms present in fresh or frozen meats and poultry and, thereby, to make these foods safer for human consumption. These pathogenic microorganisms may, be either certain bacteria such as Salmonella or Campylobacter or parasites such as Trichinella spiralls; and 

b) to extend the shelf-life of the fresh meats by reducing their microbial population, primarily vegetative forms of bacteria, which are the cause of spoilage.
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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 10: Dried meat and dried salted meat of animal origin for insect disinfestation, control of moulds and reduction of pathogenic microorganisms (First revision)
MS 1265-10:2018
Status : 1st Revision
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard describes a code of good irradiation practice for dried meat and dried salted meat of animal origin for the purpose of insect disinfestations, reducing pathogenic microorganism ....Read more s and controlling mould growth. Close

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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 6: Bananas, mangoes and papayas for shelf-life extension (Second revision)
MS 1265-6:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for the following fresh tropical fruits (including their varieties and cultivars); banana (Musa spp. and hybrids), mango (Mangif ....Read more era indica L.) and papaya (Carica papaya L.). 

The purpose of irradiation of banana, mango and papaya fruits is to extend the normal shelf-life by delaying their ripening. Other possible effects of irradiation, such as reduction of spoilage microorganisms or insect disinfestations, may be secured, but are not the primary purpose of irradiation, as covered in this standard.
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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 9: Spices, herbs and vegetable seasonings for the control of pathogens, microflora and/or insect disinfestation. (Second revision)
MS 1265-9:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for dry or dried spices, edible herbs and other dry or dried vegetable products used to season food. Generally these ingredients ....Read more are products of plant origin and comprise an entire plant or one or more particular parts of a plant. As covered by this standard, they are normally dried to low moisture content. Additionally, some are chopped or ground or otherwise finely divided. Close

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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 1: General (Second revision)
MS 1265-1:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
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This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good practice of food processed by ionising radiation. This standard does not apply to food exposed to radiation imparted by measuring instruments used fo ....Read more r inspection purposes. 

The food processed by irradiation, like any other food, shall in all other aspects comply with the requirements of the legislation currently enforced in the country and good manufacturing practices, where applicable.
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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 5: Dried fish and dried salted fish for insect disinfestation, reduction of pathogenic microorganisms and control of moulds (Second revision)
MS 1265-5:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
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This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for dried fish and dried salted fish for the purpose of insect disinfestations, reducing pathogenic microorganisms and controlli ....Read more ng mould growth. Close

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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 3: Fresh fruits and vegetables for insect disinfestation (Second revision)
MS 1265-3:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for insect disinfestations and phytosanitary treatment for fresh fruits and vegetables. This standard is directed primarily to t ....Read more he treatment needed to control for regulated pests or articles certain insect pests commonly associated with various fresh fruits and vegetables. 

The purpose of irradiation as referred to this standard is to accomplish appropriate and effective control of insects which infest fresh fruits and vegetables
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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 4: Cereal and their milled products for insect disinfestation and microbial control (Second revision)
MS 1265-4:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
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This Malaysian Standard describes a code of good irradiation practice for insect disinfestations of cereal and their milled products, and which to a certain extent reduces the microbial load.

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