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Food preservation on the pH scale involves controlling the acidity or alkalinity of food to inhibit the growth of microorganisms. Foods with a low pH (acidic) such as pickles or sauerkraut, or a high pH (alkaline) such and jams or jellies, can be more resistant to spoilage. Adjusting the pH of food can help extend its shelf life and prevent microbial contamination.
Certain foods are required to be preserved based on their pH levels. For example, foods with a pH of 4.6 or less must be preserved because of their acidity.
to prevent wastage and it is easier to carry.
The importance of preserving food is that, it lengthens the shelf life of a food and it slows down the spoilage of food which is caused by microorganisms present in the container or the hands that held it before putting it inside a container.the importance of food preservation is so that the food cannot be spoild or can cause illness.
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important of ph in fruit preservation
food preservation is a preserved food
Food preservation is a way to keep food edible and healthy.
Bacteria most commonly grow in a pH range of 6.5 to 7.5, which is near neutral. This pH range is conducive to the growth of many pathogenic and spoilage bacteria found in food. However, some bacteria can thrive in more acidic or alkaline environments, but the majority prefer near-neutral conditions for optimal growth. Maintaining food within this pH range is essential for food safety and preservation.
Heartburn/indigestion is caused by acidic foods (low pH) so take alkaline tablets (high pH) to neutralise the acids and stop the pain.