Outbreaks of foodborne illness on passenger ships pose risks that must be managed. The authors reviewed past outbreaks associated with passenger ships to identify evidence and inform risk management. Their analysis found that foodborne disease outbreaks on ships have resulted from pathogens such as norovirus and Salmonella entering food through contaminated food or poor food handling practices.
Outbreaks of foodborne illness on passenger ships pose risks that must be managed. The authors reviewed past outbreaks associated with passenger ships to identify evidence and inform risk management. Their analysis found that foodborne disease outbreaks on ships have resulted from pathogens such as norovirus and Salmonella entering food through contaminated food or poor food handling practices.
Outbreaks of foodborne illness on passenger ships pose risks that must be managed. The authors reviewed past outbreaks associated with passenger ships to identify evidence and inform risk management. Their analysis found that foodborne disease outbreaks on ships have resulted from pathogens such as norovirus and Salmonella entering food through contaminated food or poor food handling practices.
ASSOCIATED WITH PASSENGER SHIPS: EVIDENCE FOR RISK MANAGEMENT Authors: Roisin M Rooney, Elaine H. Cramer, Stacey Mantha, Gordon Nichols, Jamie K. Bartram, Jeffrey M. Farber, and Peter K. Benembarek