
S295: Enhancing Food Safety Through Control of Food-Borne Disease Agents
(Multistate Research Project)
Status: Inactive/Terminating
S295: Enhancing Food Safety Through Control of Food-Borne Disease Agents
Duration: 10/01/2000 to 09/30/2006
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Non-Technical Summary
Statement of Issues and Justification
Related, Current and Previous Work
Objectives
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Pre-harvest reduction of food-borne pathogens in animals and the environment. <ol type=a><li>Development and optimization of therapeutic methods to eliminate or reduce E. Coli P157:H7 from cattle. <li>Preventive natural barriers to the colonization of food borne pathogens. <li>Defining food borne pathogen survival in manure and manure-amended soil use for fruit and vegetable production. <li>Development of methods to detect pathogens in pre-harvest environments and monitor rates of development and transfer of resistance to antibiotics.</ol>
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Chemical and physical decontamination in food processing plant environments. <ol type=a><li>Develop method for determining the efficacy of pathogen reduction (decontamination) treatments for raw food commodities. <li>Validation of the effectiveness of HACCP systems in food processing plant environments.</ol>
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