Pork ham with salmonella detected in Russia

Published 2022년 3월 23일

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The Nizhny Novgorod Reference Center of Rosselkhoznadzor has found Salmonella in pork ham samples, and the contaminated products will not be circulated. The center will report the finding to the automated system "Vesta" and the interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor. Salmonella can cause food poisoning in humans and can be introduced into food production through contaminated raw materials or poor hygiene by workers. It cannot be detected by taste or color, and refrigeration cannot destroy it. However, it can be destroyed with ultraviolet radiation and prolonged heat treatment.
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Nizhny Novgorod. March 23. NewsRoom24.ru - Specialists of the Nizhny Novgorod Reference Center of Rosselkhoznadzor found Salmonella in semi-finished meat products. This was reported in the press service of the center. In particular, pathogenic microorganisms have been found in pork ham samples. Laboratory testing was carried out as part of a government assignment. As experts explained, food poisoning can become the causative agent of salmonellosis in humans. Information about the contamination of products will be sent to the automated system "Vesta" and to the interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor. Semi-finished products with salmonella will not be put into circulation. Experts note that, when it enters the human body, salmonella causes food poisoning - it is she who is credited with 90 million poisonings a year around the world. This bacterium enters food production with contaminated raw materials and dirty packaging, and also ends up in products due to ...
Source: Newsroom24

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