Quality and food safety of meat-plant semi-finished products made with plant-based ingredients

2025

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DOI 10.48184/2304-568x-2025-2-47-56
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Abstract

The article discusses the issues of quality, food and biological safety of semi-finished meat products and their compliance with regulatory requirements. The importance of nutrition in the 21st century is important for adults, children and school-age adolescents. Not only healthy and high-quality, but also rational nutrition according to the physiological needs of the body is provided. Based on the HACCP system, the environmental efficiency of meat products is considered, which, in accordance with the new trend, is becoming one of the new directions of food production offered by nutritionists. The optimal parameters of quality and ecological efficiency of semi-finished meat products are analyzed, which are distinguished by the fact that they do not create difficulties in terms of production and processing of raw materials. The quality of products causing a feeling of satiety in adults, students and adolescents requiring mental work, up to the main diet due to the high quality and nutritional properties of semi-finished meat products is analyzed. The quality, food and biological value, ecological efficiency of semi-finished meat products indicate that problems arising from protein deficiency and the formation of a balance in a complete diet can be solved by producing biologically active additives and using dietary fiber for their daily consumption. The studies were conducted in accordance with the requirements of the state standard for determining the organoleptic, physicochemical, microbiological, toxicological indicators of semi-finished meat products.