Microbiological Quality of Marketed Penaeus monodon Shrimps, Sri Lanka - Ubeyratne, Kamalika
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Changing of quantity oriented market to quality oriented market will depend on the reliability of the safety and the quality of the food and quality assurances of the production processes. Rising prevalence of drug resistant food-borne pathogens in humans signals that one of the vehicles of pathogen transfer is food. Today the concern of food safety focus mainly on pathogens, antimicrobials, chemical residues and hormones. The steady increase of national and international standards for food safety and public health has stepped towards to protect the consumer against food-borne health risks.…mehr

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Changing of quantity oriented market to quality oriented market will depend on the reliability of the safety and the quality of the food and quality assurances of the production processes. Rising prevalence of drug resistant food-borne pathogens in humans signals that one of the vehicles of pathogen transfer is food. Today the concern of food safety focus mainly on pathogens, antimicrobials, chemical residues and hormones. The steady increase of national and international standards for food safety and public health has stepped towards to protect the consumer against food-borne health risks. The emerging pathogens such as Salmonella and Campylobacter are only detectable through targeted monitoring system since there is no other appropriate way to recognize such contamination. Therefore, the food quality is an important food manufacturing requirement and intervention measures in the food chain should apply on and off-farm production procedures.
Autorenporträt
A autora, a Dra. Kamalika Harshini Ubeyratne Janrabelge, obteve os graus de B.V.Sc. e M.Sc. na Universidade de Peradeniya, no Sri Lanka, e o grau de Mestre em Saúde Pública Veterinária na Universidade de Freie, na Alemanha, e na Universidade de Chiang Mai, na Tailândia. O seu trabalho de investigação sobre microbiologia alimentar ganhou o Prémio do Presidente para Publicação Científica no ano de 2008.