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The study aimed to assess the microbes present in fishball samples sold at a university in the Philippines. The results showed that 5 fishball samples passed standards for total plate count and Staphylococcus aureus but failed for E. coli, indicating the samples were not safe for consumption. Based on the findings and failure of the E. coli test, the study concluded the fishballs were not safe to eat. Recommendations included expanding the study to more vendors for more credible results and assessing other street foods to compare microbial counts.
The study aimed to assess the microbes present in fishball samples sold at a university in the Philippines. The results showed that 5 fishball samples passed standards for total plate count and Staphylococcus aureus but failed for E. coli, indicating the samples were not safe for consumption. Based on the findings and failure of the E. coli test, the study concluded the fishballs were not safe to eat. Recommendations included expanding the study to more vendors for more credible results and assessing other street foods to compare microbial counts.
The study aimed to assess the microbes present in fishball samples sold at a university in the Philippines. The results showed that 5 fishball samples passed standards for total plate count and Staphylococcus aureus but failed for E. coli, indicating the samples were not safe for consumption. Based on the findings and failure of the E. coli test, the study concluded the fishballs were not safe to eat. Recommendations included expanding the study to more vendors for more credible results and assessing other street foods to compare microbial counts.
Summary, Conclusions, Implications and Recommendations
Summary This study aimed to assess the fishballs sold at West Visayas State University La Paz, Iloilo City. 1. 2. 3. 4.
What are the microbes present in the sample?
What are the population counts of the microbes present? Are the microbial populations present significant? Are the samples unfit for human consumption?
The results of the study revealed the following:
1. 5 samples of Fishballs passed the standards in the APC and S. aureus standard, but failed in the E. coli MPN/g. Conclusions Based on the findings, the following conclusions were made: The fishballs are not safe because not passing in the E.coli test indicates that fishballs are not safe for consumption. Recommendations Based on the findings and conclusions, the following recommendations are advanced:
1. The study was limited only on one fishball vendor, It is
recommended to widen the span of the study for more credible results. 2. It is also recommended to try other street foods to compare their microbial counts.