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AS 1095.2.6: 01/01/1971 Methods of microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 2.6: Acid casein
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AS 1095.2.7: 01/01/1971 Methods of microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 2.7: UHT milk and cream
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AS 1095.2.7: 10/06/1986 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 2.7: Methods for the examination of specific dairy products – Microbiological examination of long shelf life dairy products in hermetically sealed containers
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AS 1095.2.8: 02/07/1983 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 2.8: Methods for the examination of specific dairy products – Dried dairy products
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AS 1095.2.8: 11/01/1974 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 2.8: Microbiological methods for the dairy industry – Microbiological methods for the dairy industry
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AS 1095.2.9: 06/01/1977 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 2.9: Methods for the examination of specific dairy products – Sweetened condensed milk
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AS 1095.3.1: 01/01/1973 Methods of microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 3.1: Coliforms
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AS 1095.3.1: 05/04/1987 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 3.1: Methods of examination for specific groups of microorganisms – Coli-forms and Escherichia coli
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AS 1095.3.10: 09/03/1984 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 3.10: Methods of examination for specific groups of microorganisms – Escherichia coli – Direct plate method
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AS 1095.3.2: 09/01/1976 Methods of microbiological examination of dairy products and for dairy purposes, Part 3.2: Methods of examination for specific groups of microorganisms – Coagulase-positive staphylococci
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AS 1095.3.2: 10/06/1986 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 3.2: Methods of examination for specific groups of microorganisms – Coagulase-positive Staphylococci
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AS 1095.3.3: 02/07/1983 Microbiological methods for the dairy industry, Part 3.3: Methods of examination for specific groups of microorganisms – Yeasts and moulds
