Proceedings of the 6th Joint Meeting of SST & AFT
Advancing Seafood Technology
for
Harvested & Cultured Products


October 9-11, 2002  
Orlando, Florida


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Technical Session I
            Roland Cormier, FAO Fisheries Department
Blue Crab HACCP – A Status Report
            Thomas Rippen, University of Maryland
Aluminum Container Corrosion in Pasteurized Blue Crab Meat
            Justin Dunlap, Kevin Keener and David Green, North Caroline State Univ.
A Colormetric Standard for Tuna Processed with Filtered Smoke or Carbon Monoxide
            Sam McKeen, Director, USDC - Seafood Inspection Program
The Effect of Carbon Monoxide on the Structural Stability of Tilapia Hemoglobin
            Hordur Kristinsson, Swapna Mony and Emily Mullersman, University of Florida
Review of Concerns and Reaction for Chloramphenicol in International Seafood Commerce
            Laura R. Garrido and Steve Otwell, University of Florida

Technical Session II
Biogenic Amine Analysis of Fresh Stored Bluefish (Pomatomus Saltatrix) and Survey of Histamine – Forming Bacteria
            Todd Gingerich, George Flick, Harold McNair and Michael Jahncke, Virginia Tech.
Onboard Handling, Chilling Rates, Freezing Rates – Factors Affecting NW Albacore Tuna
            Paul Dion, Cormac Craven, Ed Kolbe, Gil Sylvia and Michael Morrissey
            Oregon State University Seafood Laboratory
Detection of Bacteria Contributed to Histamine Accumulation in Albacore and Mackerel During Storage
            Shin-Hee Kim, Haejung An, and Chengi-Wei, Auburn University
Histamine Formation in Fermented Seafood Products
            Haejung An, Hyoungill Lee, Sang ho Jun and Shin-Hee Kim, Auburn University

“SCOMBROTOXINS”
Regulatory Guidance  . . . . . . .    Don Kraemer, FDA Office of Seafoods
Scientific Status . . . . . .  . . . .    Walter Staruszkiewicz, FDA Office of Seafoods
Commercial Perspective . . . .    Bob Collette, National Fisheries Institute
Educational Approach  . . . . .    Tom Rippen, University of Maryland

Technical Session III
Microbiological Shelf Life of Raw Flounder Fillets
            Fletcher Arritt, Joseph Eifert, and Michael Jahncke, VA Tech.
Quality of Fish Sauces Made from Catfish
            Yao-wen Huang, Jianrong Li, Porsilp Siripongvutikorn, and Keith Gates, University of Georgia
Seasonal Variations of Minced Chub Mackerel (Composition, Color, Texture)
            A. Borazjani, L.S. Andrews, and C.D. Veal, Mississippi State University
Optimization of Rapid Heating Conditions for Gelations of Muscle Proteins
            Alex Riemann and T.C. Lanier, North Carolina State University
Translational Diffusion of Protease Inhibitors into Intact Fish Muscle Fibers
            P.A. Carvajal and T.C. Lanier, North Carolina State University

“TIME-TEMPERATURE CONTROLS”
Regulatory Guidance . . . . . .     Don Kraemer, FDA Office of Seafoods
Scientific Status . . . . . . . . . .    Richard C. Whiting,* FDA, CFSAN and Lor Bagi, USDA, ARS
Commercial Perspective . . .    Jenny Scott, National Food Processors Association
Education Approach . . . . . . .    Mike Jahncke, Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University

Technical Session IV
To Probe or Not To Probe: Molecular Methods for detection of Vibrios in Oyster Meats
            Mark Campbell, Ana Calero James Smith and Anita Wright, University of Florida
A Sanitary Audit of the Heat Shock Process for Shell Oysters
            Greg Bolton, Wayne Mobley and David Green, North Carolina State University
Effect of High Hydrostatic Pressure and IQF Freezing on Reduction of Vibrio vulnificus and Vibrio parahaemolyticus in Pure Cultures and Whole Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica)
            Michael Jahncke, Jaheon Koo, George Flick, and Robert Lane
            Virginia Seafood Agricultural Research and Extension Center
Effect of High Hydrostatic Pressure on Pathogenic Strains of  Vibrio parahaemolyticus
            David Cook and Errol Raghebeer, FDA, Gulf Coast Seafood Laboratory
Consumer Preferences and Attitudes Toward Irradiated Oysters at the 2002 Boston International Seafood Show
            Benedict Posadas and Linda Andrews, Mississippi State University
Oyster Irradiation: Pathogenic Vibrio Response and Consumer Difference Testing
            Linda Andrews, B. Posadas, D. Burrage, and Michael Jahncke, Mississippi State University

“POST HARVEST TREATMENTS FOR OYSTERS”
Regulatory Guidance . . . . . .     Ken Moore, Instate Shellfish Sanitation Conference
Scientific Status . . . . . . . . . .    David Cook, FDA, Dauphin Island, AL
Education Approach . . . . . .    Steve Otwell, University of Florida

Technical Session V
Advancement of Seafood  Technology, Time-Temperature Technologies – Choice and Effectiveness
            Jim Cox, Cox Technologies, Belmont, NC
Verification of Time Temperature Indicators as Science Based Controls for Safe Use of Vacuum Packaged Seafood
            Teresa Mendoza, Bruce Welt, Kenneth Berger, Steve Otwell and Hordor Kristinsson, University of Florida
Relationship Between Temperature, Relative Humidity and Oxygen Transmission Rate of Commercially Available Packaging Films
            Jayashree Gnanaraj, Bruce Welt, Steve Otwell and Ken Berger, University of Florida

“REDUCED OXYGEN PACKAGING”
Regulatory Guidance . . . . . .     Mary Losikoff, FDA Office of Seafoods
Industry Perspective . . . . . . .    Gib Migliano and Rick Hazelwood, Save On Seafoods
Education Approach . . . . . . .    Steve Otwell, University of Florida

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