Principles of Food Sanitation

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  1. What cleaning solution is recom-
    mended for washing empty wine stor-
    age containers?

  2. How can tartrates be removed in a
    winery?

  3. How are wine fermenters cleaned
    most effectively?

  4. How should the mill room of a distill-
    ery be cleaned?

  5. How should large fermentation vessels
    in a distillery be cleaned?

  6. Why are soils in beverage plants less
    difficult to remove than those from
    most other food plants?

  7. Why is rigid control of raw materials
    so important for beverage plants?


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