This paper investigated the microbiological quality of the sachet water produced and sold in Obudu, Bekwarra and Obanlikwu Local Government Areas of Cross River State, Nigeria. One hundred and twenty sachets from forty brands of sachet waters were collected daily for fourteen days and evaluated for microbial content. In all the Local Areas investigated, the total coliform count, faecal coliform count, and E. coli were well above regulated limits of the World Health Organization, with the highest of these values being 39 9.54, 21 6.23, 7 2.59 respectively. Keywords: E. coli, coliform, faecal count, sachet water
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Abstract Some Sachet water brands sold in Awka, Nigeria were assessed bacteriologically to confirm t...
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Quality water is an essential commodity needed for the survival of eco-system and good health. This ...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of storage on the physicochemical status and ...
Consumption of sachet water and the resultant effect on human health have prompted several studies. ...
Sachet drinking water, often called as ‘pure water’ is generally accepted safe for consumption. Ten ...
Water is one of the indispensable resources for the continued existence of all living things includi...
Access to good quality drinking water is a challenge in most towns and cities in Ghana and household...
Aims: Continuous increase in the sale and indiscriminate consumption of packaged drinking waters in ...
This study was conducted on sachet water samples mostly consumed in Minna Nigeria. Six types of sac...
The quality of selected sachet and bottled water produced and sold within Gboko town, Benue State wa...
Water from boreholes and packaged commercial sachet water from different areas in a community in sou...
This study was aimed at comparatively studying the microbiological quality of several bottled and sa...
Adequate supply of fresh and clean drinking water is a basic need for all human beings. Water consum...
Abstract Some Sachet water brands sold in Awka, Nigeria were assessed bacteriologically to confirm t...
The paper investigated the effect of preservation on the quality of sachet water consumed by the hou...
Inadequate storage may affect the quality of sachet water; hence, this study was designed to determi...
Quality water is an essential commodity needed for the survival of eco-system and good health. This ...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of storage on the physicochemical status and ...
Consumption of sachet water and the resultant effect on human health have prompted several studies. ...
Sachet drinking water, often called as ‘pure water’ is generally accepted safe for consumption. Ten ...
Water is one of the indispensable resources for the continued existence of all living things includi...
Access to good quality drinking water is a challenge in most towns and cities in Ghana and household...