Abstract
The purpose of this study was to determine whether fatty acids have an antagonistic effect on the growth and viability of Salmonella organisms. Thirty-two different lipid materials were used, utilizing a wide range of short and long free fatty acid chains expressed as per cent oleic acid.
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