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Salmonella in pig meat: from the abattoir to the consumer
EFSA estimates that, across the EU, up to 27% of human Salmonellosis cases may be attributed to pig meat.
European Commissioner John Dalli promises to review the transport times for animals sent to slaugther
Importance of the abattoir on the control of salmonellosis (2/2)
In this article Salmonella critical contamination points in the abattoir will be analyzed, as well as the measures that can be taken with regard to them.
Importance of the abattoir on the control of salmonellosis (1/2)
The risk of contamination by Salmonella increases along the food chain, reaching its maximum in the abattoir. So, the abattoir is one of the points in which the actions carried out can be most effective.
Brazil: China authorizes a new facility to export pork
NSW: government leads the way with mandatory animal welfare training for domestic abattoirs
Germany: 1.5% increase in meat production
Danish Crown adjusts capacity
Salmonella: control during the transportation stage
When exposed, the pigs get infected in less time than the length of the transportation and the waiting period (prior to the slaughter) in the abattoir.