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MEAT: CANNED MEAT

ORIGIN: BRAZIL - 4001101

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CORNED BEEF 6lb code “R”

METHOD OF PREPARATION

RAW MATERIALS PREPARATION

 The debonning room is maintained at 10ºC.

Hard sinews, connective tissue, excess fat, stamps and remaining bones are removed from meat.  All trimmed meat is visually inspected for defects before cooking.

The meat used for the production of this product shall consist primarily of red muscle meat and shall be free from any of the following :-

-          Mechanically recovered meat.

-          Any brain or spinal cord material.

-          Spleen, tripe, tonsils and thymus.

-          Organ Meat

The connective tissue and fat constituents of the meat used shall be controlled such that specified finished product maxima are not exceeded.

No beef selected for the production of Corned Beef be derived from any cattle treated with growth promoting hormones.

COOKING

The meat is cooked in continuous cookers, at 95ºC. (minimum) for 6 at 10 minutes.

FORMULATION

Cooked Beef.....................................  96.740%

Refined Salt......................................   2.200%

Refined Sugar...................................   1.000%

Sodium Nitrite..................................     0.060%

(sodium nitrite, sugar and salt are analyzed for purity)

MIXER

All the ingredients are mixed in one automatic mixer with 2 paddles, during 07 minutes.  Each batch of Corned Beef is qualitatively tested for presence of salt and sodium nitrite prior to canning, and quantitatively for fat, moisture, protein and TMC.

The sodium nitrite is prepared on the Laboratory under Quality Control Supervision.  For each batch there is a small bottle properly identified.

FILLING

The empty cans are washed with hot water  ( 82,5ºC. ) and then filled in an automatic filler whit  0.340 Kg  ( 12 OZ ) .

Before filling there is a metal checker, to catch any ferrous metallic contamination.

CLOSERS

The cans are closed in automatic vacuum seamers under 20 inches vacuum.

Between filler and closing the inspector checks the cans weight.

After closing, quality control staff makes seaming controls, to determine the mechanical can safety.

PROCESSING

Before the thermal process the cans are washed.

The cans are submitted at thermal process at 121ºC, for 80 minutes.

INCUBATION

After processing the cans are automatically dried and 1% go to incubation at 35ºC +/- 2,4ºC for 10 days.

LABELLING

After the dried and with the agreement of the Quality Control the cans are labelled and shipped.

REGULAR ANALYSES

The Quality Control staff makes all the necessary controls :

fat content, moisture, protein, TMC, nitrite, bacteriological regular controls and chromatographic check up of all meats and final product.

CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Moisture

60%(max)

Fat

14%(max)

Protein

24%(min)

Salt

2.5%(max)

Residual Nitrite

50ppm(max)

TMC

120 (min)

Sugar

1%(max)

MICROBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Flat sour

Abs.

Anaer. Putr.

Abs.

Anaer. Therm.

Abs.

micro flora of emptying

Abs.

commercial sterility

Esteril

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Color            : typical reddish pink cured color.

Flavor          : moderately beef flavor.

Vacuum      : 7inches Hg, minimum.