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| Standard ID | SB/T 10717-2012 (SB/T10717-2012) |
| Description (Translated English) | Cultivated mushrooms. Guide to cold storage and refrigerated transport |
| Sector / Industry | Domestic Trade Industry Standard (Recommended) |
| Classification of Chinese Standard | X08 |
| Classification of International Standard | 67.040 |
| Word Count Estimation | 6,648 |
| Adopted Standard | ISO 7561-1984, IDT |
| Regulation (derived from) | ?Ministry of Commerce Announcement 2012 No.47; Industry Standard Filing Announcement 2012 No.9 (Total No.153); |
| Issuing agency(ies) | Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China |
| Summary | This standard specifies the technical conditions for fresh or processed with cultivated mushrooms (Agaricus, Agaricus bisporus L.) refrigerated cold storage and long-distance transport. |
SB/T 10717-2012: Cultivated mushrooms. Guide to cold storage and refrigerated transport
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Cultivated mushrooms.Guide to cold storage and refrigerated transport
ICS 67.040
X08
Record number. 37154-2012
People's Republic of China domestic trade industry standard
Cultivated Mushroom Refrigerated and Refrigerated Transport Guide
(ISO 7561. 1984, IDT)
Published on.2012-08-01
2012-11-01 implementation
Published by the Ministry of Commerce
Foreword
This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009.
This standard uses the translation method equivalent to ISO 7561. 1984 "Cultivated Mushroom Refrigerated and Refrigerated Transport Guide" (English version), its technology
The content is consistent with ISO 7651.1984.
This standard makes the following editorial changes.
--- Delete the ISO 7651. 1984 standard preface and introduction;
--- Replace "this International Standard" with "this standard";
---Structural adjustments, deleted Chapter 2 of ISO 7651.1984, and changed it to a reference;
--- The punctuation has been modified.
This standard is proposed and managed by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China.
This standard was drafted. Ministry of Commerce, Circulation Industry Promotion Center, Xiamen Geling Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Renmin University of China, Agriculture and
Rural Development Institute, China Food Hengxin (Beijing) Quality Certification Center Co., Ltd., Shenzhen United Vertical and Horizontal International Freight Forwarding Company.
The main drafters of this standard. Li Jianghua, Zhu Yumei, Chen Zhiyong, Zhang Jing, Xing Yuyuan, Li Dan, Sun Xin, Yu Linxin, Jing Hongde.
Cultivated Mushroom Refrigerated and Refrigerated Transport Guide
1 Scope
This standard gives the refrigerated and long-distance refrigerated transport of fresh or processed cultivated mushrooms (Agaricus, Agaricusbisporus L.).
Technical conditions.
2 Harvesting and packaging
2.1 Harvesting
Harvesting should be carried out during the growth stage of the mushroom and should meet the quality requirements of 2.2. Otherwise, the mushroom is easy to open and the quality is degraded. Suitable for cultivation
Seasonal or higher temperature (16 ° C ~ 20 ° C) indoor cultivation should be harvested daily. At the end of a suitable cultivation season or at a lower temperature
(10 ° C ~ 20 ° C) indoor cultivation can be harvested every other day.
Even under low temperature conditions, squeezing or rubbing the mushrooms tends to cause discoloration. It should be handled with care from the process of receiving consumption. When harvesting
Rotate the mushroom out of the bed to avoid damage to the mushroom handle, while also reducing the accompanying dirt and bacteria. After harvesting, the residual residue on the mushroom stem should be removed.
Object. When the surface of the mushroom bed is covered with soil, the end of the mushroom stem should be cut with a sharp knife at an appropriate angle. To ensure quality, receive food or processing
The mushrooms should be placed in the box before.
Mushrooms should be washed when needed, they should be dried with absorbent in a few minutes, and the surface moisture that persists will brown or change the mushrooms.
stick. Forced ventilation is not suitable for drying the mushrooms after washing, and it is easy to cause wilting.
2.2 Quality requirements
The harvested mushrooms should be handled with care to maintain their freshness, quality and color. Due to different varieties, the mushrooms should be uniform white,
Milky white or light cream. The cap should be spherical or hemispherical, according to market requirements, the umbrella is closed or open. The handle of the mushroom should be full and the end can be cut.
Except or complete reservation. Mushrooms should be elastic, with no abnormal moisture on the surface, no mechanical damage, mildew and insect damage.
2.3 Classification and packaging
Grading should be carried out in accordance with relevant national standards. When conducting international trade, the classification should be in accordance with recognized international standards. Packaging use
Solid materials work best and should be tightly packed without squeezing. Loose packaging is easy to cause scratches during handling, and too tight packaging is easy
Causes crushing, both of which cause discoloration and deterioration of the mushroom.
Mushrooms should be packed in wooden or fiberboard containers lined with natural fiber paper, or in fiberboard trays or plastic trays placed in wooden boxes.
On the plate. The outside of the package should be covered with a perforated film or a plastic stretch film to prevent water loss. The packaging material should be new, clean, and the material is not
It will have any effect on the mushrooms.
3 Storage and transportation conditions
3.1 General
Mushrooms are the most endurable of all horticultural products, should be consumed as soon as possible after harvest, and only stored under special circumstances. in case
Store or transport mushrooms, should be pre-cooled to a suitable temperature immediately after harvesting and before packaging, should not be lower than 2 °C.
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