“Cooked PTO shrimp” refers to shrimp that have undergone a cooking process and are now ready to be consumed. The term “PTO” stands for “Peeled Tail-On,” indicating that the shrimp have been cooked after having their shells removed, while their tails have been left intact. This preparation combines the convenience of easy peeling with the visually appealing presentation of shrimp with tails. The cooking process enhances the shrimp’s flavor, texture, and tenderness, making them a delightful addition to a variety of dishes. Cooked PTO shrimp can be used in salads, pasta dishes, appetizers, and more, providing both an enticing aesthetic and a satisfying culinary experience.
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Microbiological test | Accept | Reject | Unit | Method |
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Total plate count | <500.000 | >1.000.000 | CFU/g | FDA-BAM 8th, Editions, Revision A, 1998 |
Salmonella spp | Absent in 25g | Absent | in 25g | FDA-BAM 8th, Editions, Revision A, 1998 |
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Visual Appearance | Color – Raw: White to light pink meat. Deep skinned, removal of all traces of silver lining, subcutaneous fat and dark meat. | |
Defects | Critical Defects Zero Tolerance Off Flavors and Texture Decomposition Dehydration Brown meat Parasites Foreign or extraneous material Minor Defects not to exceed 3% by weight. Presence of bone or scales (not to exceed 1/16”) Bloodspots / Bruises Skin presence (not to exceed ½” sq.) Trimming Color variation Mushy meat Tear more than 1cm Minor Defects not to exceed 5% by weight. Under size pieces Over size pieces Broken Total of all minor defects should not exceed 10% by weight. |
Tolerances 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3%5% 5% 5% |