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Title
The produce contamination problem
Type
Text
Monograph
Subject
Foodborne diseases (LCSH)
Food contamination (LCSH)
Food contamination--Prevention (LCSH)
Food--Microbiology (LCSH)
Food Microbiology (MESH)
Fruit--microbiology (MESH)
Food Industry--standards (MESH)
Food Safety--methods (MESH)
Vegetables--microbiology (MESH)
Food contamination (FAST)
Food contamination--Prevention (FAST)
Food--Microbiology (FAST)
Foodborne diseases (FAST)
Language
English
Illustrative Content
Illustrations
Classification
LCC: QR122 .P76 2014
2014 H-136
QW 85
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Supplementary Content
bibliography
index
Content
text
Table Of Contents
Pt. 1. Produce contamination : Scope and sources
Scope of the produce contamination problem
Microbial attachment and persistence on plants
Identification of the source of contamination
Manure management
Bioaerosol contamination of produce : Potential issues from an unexplored contaminant route
Water quality
Disease risks posed by wild birds associated with agricultural landscapes
Produce contamination by other wildlife
pt. 2. Commodities associated with major outbreaks and recalls
Leafy vegetables
Melons
Microbiological safety of sprouted seeds : Interventions and regulations
Salmonella and tomatoes
Tree fruits and nuts : Outbreaks, contamination sources, prevention, and remediation
Berry contamination : Outbreaks and contamination issues
pt. 3. Contamination avoidance pre and postharvest
Produce contamination issues in Mexico and Central America
Regulatory issues in Europe regarding fresh fruit and vegetable safety
pt. 4. Technology for reduction of human pathogens in fresh produce
Disinfection of contaminated produce with conventional washing and sanitizing technology
Advanced technologies for detection and elimination of bacterial pathogens
Conclusions and recommendations.
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The produce contamination problem