Why Does Listeria Still Grow In Cold Fridge Temperatures? - Food Safety Kitchen

Why Does Listeria Still Grow In Cold Fridge Temperatures? Have you ever wondered why certain bacteria can still grow in your refrigerator? In this informative video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about how Listeria monocytogenes survives and multiplies at low temperatures. We’ll start by discussing what makes Listeria different from other bacteria and how it can grow even in cold environments. You’ll learn about the temperatures at which Listeria can multiply and how it adapts to cold conditions through specific cellular mechanisms. We’ll also cover how common foods like deli meats, soft cheeses, and unpasteurized milk can support its growth if not stored properly. Additionally, we’ll share practical tips on how to reduce the risk of Listeria contamination, including proper food handling, storage, and cooking practices. Understanding how Listeria behaves in your fridge is essential for maintaining food safety and preventing illness. Whether you're a home cook or a food safety professional, this video provides important information to help you keep your food safe and healthy. Join us for this essential guide, and subscribe to our channel for more practical tips on food safety and hygiene.

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