MIDTERM 3 (2024) ✅ Flashcards

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Which of these informations are mandatory on the label?

A: Energy content in 100 g or 100 ml product.

B: All ingredients, with their ratios in percentages.

C: The presentation of the vitamin content.

D: Storage conditions.

A

A: Energy content in 100 g or 100 ml product.

D: Storage conditions.

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Which examinations are required by the 853/2004 EC regulation regarding egg products?

A: Pieces of shell, shell membrane and other particles.
B: Mycotoxins.
C: Salmonella.
D: Lactic acid.

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A: Pices of shell membrane and other particles.
D:Lactic acid

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Which statements are TRUE?

A: Shellfish can be harvested from class C production area to direct human consumption.

B: The production areas of live bivalves are classified based on the amount of toxin producing planktons in the water.

C: Presence of Salmonella spp. in live bivalves is particularly due the consequence of faecal contamination of production area.

D: Chemical contamination of live bivalves is correlated with contamination of production area.

A

C: Presence of Salmonella spp. in live bivalves is particularly due the consequence of faecal contamination of production area.

D: Chemical contamination of live bivalves is correlated with contamination of production area.

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How is the storage time influenced by the heat treatment in case of ESL milk and UHT milk? Mark the right statements!

A: The shelf life of ESL milk is 21 days without cold storage.

B: The shelf life of ESL milk is 21 days in fridge.

C: The shelf life of UHT milk is more than 3 months without cold storage.

D: The shelf life of UHT milk is more than 6 months without cold storage.

A

B: The shelf life of ESL milk is 21 days in fridge.

D: The shelf life of UHT milk is more than 6 months without cold storage.

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Choose the correct answers!

A: ESL milk can be stored at room temperature due to the heat treatment.

B: UHT heat-treated milk should be stored in fridge.

C: ESL milk should be stored in the fridge.

D: After UHT treatment the milk is packed aseptically.

A

C: ESL milk should be stored in the fridge.

D: After UHT treatment the milk is packed aseptically.

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Which words are not among the terms behind the abbreviation RASFF?

A: Feed
B: food
C: livestock
D: water

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C: livestock
D: water

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What kind of informations can be found in the RASFF system about the steps taken after discovering the contamination?

A: The concerned product was withdrawn from the market.

B: The concerned producer/retailer was fined.

C: The concerned product went under further investigations.

D: The concerned product was destroyed.

A

A: The concerned product was withdrawn from the market.
D: The concerned product was destroyed.

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Which are the differences between the professional and legal definition of the waste?

A: Legal requirement appears in the legal definition as a potential waste generating factor.

B: Only technical aspects are covered by the professional definition.

C: The legal definition is more concrete, concise.

D: The professional defines the sub-term of secondary raw materials within the term of waste.

A

A: Legal requirement appears in the legal definition as a potential waste generating factor.

D: The professional defines the sub-term of secondary raw materials within the term of waste.

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Which of these statements are true for the cheese eyes?

A: Trappist cheese has ripening holes, because the curd is pressed under whey at the begining therefore it will remain warm and the holes are due to ripening.

B: Edam and Ementaler are cheeses with irregular holes.

C: Trappist cheese has irregular holes, as the curd gets cold before pressing and therefore holes can be formed already before ripening.

D: Tilster and Óvári are cheeses with irregular holes.

A

A: Trappist cheese has ripening holes, because the curd is pressed under whey at the begining therefore it will remain warm and the holes are due to ripening

D: Tilster and Óvári are cheeses with irregular holes.

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What makes eggs unsuitable for consumption and food industry use? Mark the right statements!

A: Infertile hen eggs hatched for less than 7 days
B: Cracked
C: Foreign material
D: Broken

A

C: Foreign material
D: Broken

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What is the difference between fruit juice and fruit nectar? Choose the right statements!

A: Only the fruit juice is fermentable.

B: The minimum fruit content should be given by fruit nectar.

C: The fruit nectar is made by the addition of water, sugar, honey.

D: Only the fruit nectar is fermentable.

A

B: The minimum fruit content should be given by fruit nectar.

C: The fruit nectar is made by the addition of water, sugar, honey.

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Which statements are true?

A: During milk separation the skimmed milk moves inwards to the axiss due to density difference.

B: During milk separation the skimmed milk moves outwards due to density difference.

C: During milk separation the cream moves inwards to the axiss due to density difference.

D: During milk separation the cream moves outwards due to density difference.

A

B: During milk separation the skimmed milk moves outwards due to density difference.

C: During milk separation the cream moves inwards to the axiss due to density difference.

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Which of the following are requirements of the ‘Class A’ eggs?

A: Intact shell.
B: Well-developed germinal disc.
C: Continuously stored below 5 °C.
D: Small (< 6 mm) air space.

A

A: Intact shell.
D: Small (< 6 mm) air space.

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Choose the correct answers!

A: If the phosphates test is positive, then the peroxidase is surely negative.

B: If the phosphates test is positive, then the milk is raw or thermised milk.

C: Peroxidase test result is positive for both ESL and UHT milk.

D: Peroxidase test result is negative for both ESL and UHT milk.

A

B: If the phosphates test is positive, then the milk is raw or thermised milk.
- not properly heat treated milk products
- raw milk
- pasteurized milk mixed with 2-5% of raw milk

D: Peroxidase test result is negative for both ESL and UHT milk.

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In which cases is the reception of raw milk not possible from microbiological point of view?

A: If the somatic cell count is 300.000- 400.000 CFU/ml.

B: If the somatic cell count is more, than 400.000 CFU/ml.

C: If the total plate count is more, than 100.000 CFU/ml at 30°C.

D: If the total plate count is more, than 100.000 CFU/ml at 37°C.

A

B: If the somatic cell count is more, than 400.000 CFU/ml.

C: If the total plate count is more, than 100.000 CFU/ml at 30°C.

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What are characteristics for relaying area?

A: It is an establishment where the live bivalves are purified with clean seawater.

B: The different batches of the shellfish cannot be mixed.

C: The duration of relaying is only 1 month in all cases.

D: It must be ensured that the shellfish can re-start the physiologic nutrition.

A

A: It is an establishment where the live bivalves are purified with clean seawater.

B: The different batches of the shellfish cannot be mixed

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Which statements are true?

A: Cream is a water in fat emulsion.
B: Butter is a water in fat emulsion.
C: Cream is a fat in water emulsion.
D: Butter is a fat in water emulsion.

A

B: Butter is a water in fat emulsion.
C: Cream is a fat in water emulsion.

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If we compare the approved veterinary medicinal products and pesticides, which statements are true?

A: Products belonging to both of them have MRL values and withdrawal periods.

B: Pesticides may get into the milk only during the feed production.

C: In the case of both groups, the more hidrophobic compounds getting metabolized less may appear in the milk in higher quantities.

D: Both contaminants are excreted to the milk to the same extent.

A

A: Products belonging to both of them have MRL values and withdrawal periods.
+ Maybe c or nothing

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Which statements are true?

A: The egg processing plant is a registered facility
B: The egg processing plant is an approved facility
C: The egg farm is a registered facility
D: The egg farm is an approved facility

A

B: The egg processing plant is an approved facility
- by regulation 853/2004 EC

C: The egg farm is a registered facility

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Choose the correct answers!

A: The freshness of milk can be determined by alcohol test.

B: The freshness of milk can be determined by pH measurement.

C: Density measurement is enough to decide if water was added to the milk.

D: Freezing point determination is not enough to decide, if water was added to the milk.

A

B: The freshness of milk can be determined by pH measurement.

D: Freezing point determination is not enough to decide, if water was added to the milk.

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What are characteristic for the intelligent packaging?

A: The consumer can only see it after opening the food packaging.

B: It is capable to show the ripening state of the food on the packaging.

C: It shows the temperature of the product on the packaging.

D: It is mainly used for bakery products to absorb moisture.

A

B: It is capable to show the ripening state of the food on the packaging.

C: It shows the temperature of the product on the packaging.

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Which species’ eggs can be sold in large quantities?

A: Hen
B: Duck
C: Ostrich
D: Quail

A

A: Hen

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Which of the following is a key information during the reception of raw milk according to quality?

A: The analysis of the composition of raw milk (protein level, fat level) and the antibiotic residue level.

B: The analysis of the microbiological state of the raw milk, as Total Plate Count and somatic cell count.

C: In case of reception of mixed raw milk the determination of composition of milk based on the ratio of small ruminants and dairy breeds.

D: The casein protein-whey protein concentration and ratio of the raw milk.

A

A: The analysis of the composition of raw milk (protein level, fat level) and the antibiotic residue level.

B: The analysis of the microbiological state of the raw milk, as Total Plate Count and somatic cell count.

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Regarding to cooling raw milk on the farm, the following statement is TRUE:

A: Cooling isn’t required if the raw milk is processed within 12 hours after milking.

B: Its aim is to inhibit or slow down the growth of microbes in raw milk.

C: In all cases it is mandatory to store raw milk at a maximum 8 oC.

D: In all cases it is mandatory to store raw milk at a maximum 6 oC.

A

B:Its aim is to inhibit or slow down the growth of microbes in raw milk.

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Which of them are not mandatory on food label?

A: Weight of product.
B: Alcohol content in case of bakery products.
C: Health claim.
D: Name of producer/importer.

A

B: Alcohol content in case of bakery products.

C: Health claim.

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What types of pesticides may be present in honey?

A: Organocarbone pesticides.
B: Organochlorine pesticides.
C: Organophosphorus pesticides.
D: Organosulphur pesticides.

A

B: organochlorine pesticides
C: Organophosphorus pesticides.

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Which factors influence the composition of milk fat?

A: number of the stock
B: breed
C: lactation period
D: method of milking

A

B: breed
C: lactation period

22
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Which types of heat treatments must be applied to kill the pathogenic microorganisms in case of processing of shellfish?

A: Steaming
B: Frying
C: Drying on hot air
D: Cooking

A

A: Steaming
D: Cooking

23
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Which of the following are the defects of eggs?

A: Blood ring
B: Egg with mixed content
C: Foreign material
D: Meat-spotted egg

A

A: Blood ring
B: Egg with mixed content

24
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Which of these statements are true for fruit juice according to 2001/112/EC?

A: Fermentable, but only partly fermented drink.
B: Non fermentable product.
C: Can be preserved by chilling and freezing.
D: It should be made of fresh and ripe fruit

A

C: Can be preserved by chilling and freezing.

D: It should be made of fresh and ripe fruit

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Which of the following statements are true for the pasteurization of milk?

A: The section of plate-type heat exchanger can be divided into: 1. heat treatment section, 2. holding section, 3. cooling section.

B: Cold milk and heating medium meets in counter current flow in the plate-type heat exchanger.

C: It is very important that the quantity of milk is according to the capacity of pasteuriser. If it is less the effectiveness will decrease, if it is more the milk will burn on the pipelines.

D: Cold milk and heating medium meets in parallel current flow in the plate-type heat exchanger.

A

A: The section of plate-type heat exchanger can be divided into: 1. heat treatment section, 2. holding section, 3. cooling section.

B: Cold milk and heating medium meets in counter current flow in the plate-type heat exchanger.

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Choose the correct answers!

A: The fat level of sheep milk and buffalo milk are both relatively high.

B: The fat level of sheep milk and buffalo milk are very different from each other.

C: Both the fat level and the protein level are different if we compare milk of Holstein Friesian and Jersey.

D: Both the fat level and the protein level are close to the same if we compare milk of Holstein Friesian and Jersey.

A

A: The fat level of sheep milk and buffalo milk are both relatively high.

C: Both the fat level and the protein level are different if we compare milk of Holstein Friesian and Jersey.

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Which statements are TRUE according to risk-benefit assessment of raw milk vs pasteurised milk?

A: The majority of risks of raw milk consumption is of microbiological origin.

B: Aflatoxins are decomposed during pasteurisation, so pasteurised milk is less risky.

C: Consumption of raw milk comes with more benefits than risks compared to pasteurised milk.

D: Consumption of raw milk comes with less benefits than risks compared to pasteurised milk.

A

A: The majority of risks of raw milk consumption is of microbiological origin

D: Consumption of raw milk comes with less benefits than risks compared to pasteurised milk

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Which are active packaging?

A: Labels with QR codes.
B: Fungicid ripening foil.
C: Dye indicating the effects of temperature.
D: Moisture absorbing pads.

A

D: Moisture absorbing pads

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How are cheeses categorized?

A: According to the coagulation type.
B: According to the salt level.
C: According to the fat level.
D: According to the final pH of the cheese.

A

A: According to the coagulation type
C: According to the fat level.

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Which statements are FALSE?

A: Acinetobacter and Moraxella species can induce the spoilage of hot smoked fish only.

B: Halophilic bacteria can cause the spoilage of salted fish.

C: Moulds can induce the moulding of dry salted fish.

D: Lactobacilli can produce the spoilage of dried fish only.

A

A: Acinetobacter and Moraxella species can induce the spoilage of hot smoked fish only.

D: Lactobacilli can produce the spoilage of dried fish only.

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Choose the correct answers!

A: HTST pasteurization and flash pasteurization are different heat treatment methods.

B: Heat treatment above 100°C is generally called pasteurization.

C: Heat treatment below 100°C is generally called pasteurization.

D: HTST pasteurization and flash pasteurization are synonims.

A

A: HTST pasteurization and flash pasteurization are different heat treatment methods.

C: Heat treatment below 100°C is generally called pasteurization.

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Which statements are FALSE for caseins?

A: When treated with rennet, they will form rennet coagulum and sweet whey.

B: When acidified, they will form jelly-like coagulum and sour whey.

C: When treated with rennet, they will form jelly-like coagulum and sour whey.

D: When acidified, they will form rennet coagulum and sweet whey.

A

C: When treated with rennet, they will form jelly-like coagulum and sour whey.

D: When acidified, they will form rennet coagulum and sweet whey

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Which terms do not belong to the definition of waste?

A: It is not utilizable directly further.
B: May be treated together with the main mass flows.
C: Hazardous material.
D: Became redundant on the site of generation

A

B: May be treated together with the main mass flows.
C: Hazardous material.

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The L-sized egg is…Mark the correct statements!

A: Up to 73 g
B: Up to 63 g
C: At least 53 g
D: At least 63 g

A

A: Up to 73 g
- 63–73 g

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Which statements are true?

A: The sweet cream butter is result of physical ripening.

B: During butter production a phase inversion process happens by working.

C: The sweet cream butter is result of biological ripening.

D: During butter production a phase inversion process happens by churning.

A

A: The sweet cream butter is result of physical ripening.

D: During butter production a phase inversion process happens by churning.

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Which statements are TRUE to Clostridias in hard cheeses?

A: Clostridium are gas producing bacteria, causing late blowing in hard cheese.

B: The spores are thermoresistant, therefore they can survive thermisation.

C: They are causing black color in hard cheese.

D: Clostridium are gas producing bacteria, causing early blowing in cheese.

A

A: Clostridium are gas producing bacteria, causing late blowing in hard cheese.

B: The spores are thermoresistant, therefore they can survive thermisation.

37
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Which of them are nutritional claims?

A: It may contribute to healthy brain functions.

B: The consumption of this food can be inserted to low-salt diet.

C: It can contribute to fiber rich diet.

D: It plays a role in proper functions of the immune system.

A

B: The consumption of this food can be inserted to low-salt diet.?

C: It can contribute to fiber rich diet.

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Which statements are true?

A: Sweet whey is a by product of rennet coagulated cheese manufacture.

B: Acid whey is a by product of rennet coagulated cheese manufacture.

C: Acid whey is a by product of cheese products like curd cheese, quark.

D: Sweet whey is a by product of cheese products like curd cheese, quark.

A

A: Sweet whey is a by product of rennet coagulated cheese manufacture.

C: Acid whey is a by product of cheese products like curd cheese, quark.

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Which sentences are TRUE about the pH of eggs?

A: The main component of the egg yolk is the lysozyme.

B: The egg white is alkaline.

C: The egg yolk is contain numerous antimicrobial substances.

D: The lysozyme can cause bacterial wall lysis.

A

B: The egg white is alkaline.
- pH 9.0-9,5

D: The lysozyme can cause bacterial wall lysis.?

40
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What is the difference between the food industrial by-products and wastes?

A: Rules of food hygiene strictly apply to the by-products’ further fate.

B: The by-products are not to be treated within the plant.

C: Exclusively legal requirements may decide on the by-products.

D: The by-products are not generated inevitably.

A

A: Rules of food hygiene strictly apply to the by-products’ further fate.
D: The by-products are not generated inevitably. ?

41
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Which statements are true?

A: Among sour cream products the sour cream is fermented with so called butter cultures, mesophilic lactic acid bacteria.

B: Among sour cream products the sour cream is fermented with so called butter cultures, thermophilic lactic acid bacteria.

C: Among sour milk products the yogurt is fermented with mesophilic lactic acid bacteria.

D: Among sour milk products the yogurt is fermented with thermophilic lactic acid bacteria.

A

A: Among sour cream products the sour cream is fermented with so called butter cultures, mesophilic lactic acid bacteria.

D: Among sour milk products the yogurt is fermented with thermophilic lactic acid bacteria.

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Where (in which facilites) are the inspection of eggs mandatory?

A: At the egg packing facility

B: At the producer, if they are sent from there to the egg packing facility

C: At the producer, if they go directly to the market from there

D: At the market

A

A: At the egg packing facility

C: At the producer, if they go directly to the market from there

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Which statements are TRUE for a cow treated on 01/01/2023:

A: On 14/02/2023 (day 44), the animal’s milk is fit for human consumption.

B: On 02/02/2023 (day 39), the slaughter of the animal poses a risk to the consumer.

C: On day 44, the milk of the cow calved on 02/02/2023 (day 39), is fit for human consumption.

D: All three statements are true

A

D: All three statements are true

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What kind of challenges are caused by the biofilms of the udder for a veterinarian?

A: Biofilms don’t form in the udder.

B: The bacterias of the biofilms are not at all or just barely accessible for the immune system or antibiotic agents.

C: By the Quorum Sensing, bacterias of the biofilms can acquire new virulence factors.

D: Bacterias of a biofilms can directly transfer resistance genes to each other.

A

C: By the Quorum Sensing, bacterias of the biofilms can acquire new virulence factors.

45
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Which of them are allergens?

A: Lupin
B: Parsley
C: Anise/aniseed (Pimpinella anisum)
D: Sesam seeds

A

A: Lupin
D: Sesam seeds

Soy, wheat, pea, and lupin proteins are known allergens

46
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Which statements are TRUE?

A: Smoke products are not treated with salty juice.

B: Marinating process is based on the use of brine and vinegar.

C: The fish canned in oil are ripened before filling into box.

D: The heat treatment of breaded marinated product is performed in hot oil.

A

B: Marinating process is based on the use of brine and vinegar.

D: The heat treatment of breaded marinated product is performed in hot oil.

47
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What are the causes of the higher spoilage of flesh of fish compared to mammal meat?

A: Looser tissue structure.
B: Higher pH.
C: Proteins with full biological value.
D: Higher concentration of vitamin B group

A

A: Looser tissue structure.
B: Higher pH
- (>6.0)

48
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Which statements are TRUE for caseins?

A: They are not sensitive to heat in sweet milk.
B: They are sensitive to heat even in sweet milk.
C: They are sensitive to heat in sour milk.
D: They are not sensitive to heat even in sour milk.

A

A: They are not sensitive to heat in sweet milk.
C: They are sensitive to heat in sour milk.

49
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Which is the most frequent food safety concern related to apiary products according to RASFF notifications?

A: Chemical contamination.
B: Undeclared allergen compound.
C: Microbiological contamination.
D: Presence of foreign material.

A

A: Chemical contamination.
C: Microbiological contamination.

50
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Which countries operate the RASFF system?

A: Turkey, Israel, Moldavia
B: the EU member states
C: Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein
D: all of the European country

A

B: the EU member states
C: Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein

51
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Which microbiological parameters does EC Regulation 2073/2005 prescribe for egg products?

A: Enterobacteriaceae
B: Salmonella
C: HPAI
D: Listerias

A

A: Enterobacteriaceae
B: Salmonella

52
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Which of these requirements should be met during the transportation of raw milk?

A: The tank truck should transport milk only, if all independent units can be used in full volume capacity.

B: The temperature of raw milk should kept under 10 °C during transportation.

C: The contamination of raw milk should be avoided.

D: The tank truck can transport milk from only one milking station at a time.

A

B: The temperature of raw milk should kept under 10 °C during transportation.

C: The contamination of raw milk should be avoided.

53
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In which cases are the oval mark mandatory?

A: Yoghurt
B: Bakery products
C: Chocolate
D: Sliced meat

A

A: Yoghurt
D: Sliced meat

  • Products of animal origin must have an oval mark
54
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Which statements are TRUE according to risk-benefit assessment of raw milk vs pasteurised milk?

A: Consumption of raw milk comes with less benefits than risks compared to pasteurised milk.

B: Aflatoxins are decomposed during pasteurisation, so pasteurised milk is less risky.

C: Consumption of raw milk comes with more benefits than risks compared to pasteurised milk.

D: The majority of risks of raw milk consumption is of microbiological origin.

A

A: Consumption of raw milk comes with less benefits than risks compared to pasteurised milk.

D: The majority of risks of raw milk consumption is of microbiological origin.

55
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What environmental contaminants maybe present in honey?

A: Pesticides.
B: Veterinary drugs.
C: Heavy metals.
D: Anabolic and prohibited substances

A

A: Pesticides.
C: Heavy metals.

56
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Which are true statements?

A: Blossom honey or nectar honey are honey obtained from the nectar of plants as for eg.: pine honey, oak honey, forest honey

B: Honeydew honey is obtained mainly from excretions of plant sucking insects on the living part of plants or secretions of living parts of plants as for eg.: eg.: pine honey, oak honey, forest honey

C: Blossom honey or nectar honey are honey obtained from the nectar of plants as for eg.: acacia honey, linden honey, canola honey.

D: Honeydew honey is obtained mainly from excretions of plant sucking insects on the living part of plants or secretions of living parts of plants as for eg.: acacia honey, linden honey, canola honey.

A

B: Honeydew honey is obtained mainly from excretions of plant sucking insects on the living part of plants or secretions of living parts of plants as for eg.: eg.: pine honey, oak honey, forest honey

C: Blossom honey or nectar honey are honey obtained from the nectar of plants as for eg.: acacia honey, linden honey, canola honey.

57
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Which statements are TRUE to marinating process?

A: The skin can be easily removed from the flesh of fish.

B: Marinating can be applied with heat treatment only.

C: The flesh of fish can be easily removed from the spinal column.

D: Gutting and heading is not performed.

A

A: The skin can be easily removed from the flesh of fish.

C: The flesh of fish can be easily removed from the spinal column.

58
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Which statements are TRUE?

A: Shellfish collected from Class “A” production area can be marketed directly for human consumption.

B: Live bivalves harvested from Class “C” production area can be marketed directly for human consumption.

C: Shellfish collected from Class “B” production area can be marketed directly for human consumption.

D: Live bivalves harvested from Class “C” production area can be marketed after long period relaying process.

A

A: Shellfish collected from Class “A” production area can be marketed directly for human consumption.

D: Live bivalves harvested from Class “C” production area can be marketed after long period relaying process.