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publicationNumber JP-WO2019082588-A1
titleOfInvention Bird carcass weight control method
abstract By controlling the weight of the carcass, which is inevitably reduced in the process of processing the carcasses of birds such as chicken, to a state close to the weight of the carcass before processing, the transaction in the original commercial process is normalized. Is required. In the present invention, birds are slaughtered at 5 ° C. or lower in an aqueous solution in which an alkali is added to a peracetic acid solution in an equilibrium state of 1 to 200 ppm consisting of glacial acetic acid and hydrogen peroxide to have a pH higher than 9 and 10 or lower. Provided is a method for controlling the weight of a carcass of a bird, which comprises controlling the weight of the carcass by holding the body in a sediment.
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