Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households
A survey on 153 households and four scenarios using Salmonella artificially inoculated and boiled pork processing was conducted to determine the rate and risk of cross-contamination on boiled pork. The results showed that 80% of households in Hung Yen eat boiled pork, 93% of them washed raw pork mor...
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| author | Dang Xuan Sinh Phuc Pham Duc Nguyen Hai Nam Nguyen Tien Thanh Vu Thi Kim Hue Nguyen Hung Long Hung Nguyen-Viet |
| author_browse | Dang Xuan Sinh Hung Nguyen-Viet Nguyen Hai Nam Nguyen Hung Long Nguyen Tien Thanh Phuc Pham Duc Vu Thi Kim Hue |
| author_facet | Dang Xuan Sinh Phuc Pham Duc Nguyen Hai Nam Nguyen Tien Thanh Vu Thi Kim Hue Nguyen Hung Long Hung Nguyen-Viet |
| author_sort | Dang Xuan Sinh |
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| description | A survey on 153 households and four scenarios using Salmonella artificially inoculated and boiled pork processing was conducted to determine the rate and risk of cross-contamination on boiled pork. The results showed that 80% of households in Hung Yen eat boiled pork, 93% of them washed raw pork more than two times and boiled in 18.6 ± 8.6 minutes. Simulation experiments indicated that hands, washed water, knives and cutting boards (88.9-100%) exposed to raw contaminated pork were the main source of spreading to the other surfaces, stuffs and foods if not well controlled. Moreover, the experiment demonstrated a very high risk of contamination to boiled pork when using the same hands, knife and cutting board. Among simulation scenarios, using the same cutting board induced the highest risk of cross-contamination with Salmonella (66.7%), the same knife (11.1%) and the same hand (0%). These findings emphasize the role of cleaning hands properly, and processing tools as well as the separate set of knives and cutting boards for cooked food would significantly reduce cross-contamination of Salmonella. |
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| spelling | CGSpace539382023-02-15T10:12:26Z Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households Dang Xuan Sinh Phuc Pham Duc Nguyen Hai Nam Nguyen Tien Thanh Vu Thi Kim Hue Nguyen Hung Long Hung Nguyen-Viet A survey on 153 households and four scenarios using Salmonella artificially inoculated and boiled pork processing was conducted to determine the rate and risk of cross-contamination on boiled pork. The results showed that 80% of households in Hung Yen eat boiled pork, 93% of them washed raw pork more than two times and boiled in 18.6 ± 8.6 minutes. Simulation experiments indicated that hands, washed water, knives and cutting boards (88.9-100%) exposed to raw contaminated pork were the main source of spreading to the other surfaces, stuffs and foods if not well controlled. Moreover, the experiment demonstrated a very high risk of contamination to boiled pork when using the same hands, knife and cutting board. Among simulation scenarios, using the same cutting board induced the highest risk of cross-contamination with Salmonella (66.7%), the same knife (11.1%) and the same hand (0%). These findings emphasize the role of cleaning hands properly, and processing tools as well as the separate set of knives and cutting boards for cooked food would significantly reduce cross-contamination of Salmonella. 2014 2015-01-28T09:20:01Z 2015-01-28T09:20:01Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/53938 en Limited Access Dang Xuan Sinh, Pham Duc Phuc, Nguyen Hai Nam, Nguyen Tien Thanh, Vu Thi Kim Hue, Nguyen Hung Long and Hung Nguyen-Viet. 2014. Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households. Journal of Practical Medicine 5(933-934): 233-237. |
| spellingShingle | Dang Xuan Sinh Phuc Pham Duc Nguyen Hai Nam Nguyen Tien Thanh Vu Thi Kim Hue Nguyen Hung Long Hung Nguyen-Viet Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| title | Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| title_full | Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| title_fullStr | Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| title_full_unstemmed | Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| title_short | Salmonella cross-contamination of pork for health risk assessment: Simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| title_sort | salmonella cross contamination of pork for health risk assessment simulation of cooking preparation at households |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/53938 |
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