British Food Journal: Volume 92 Issue 4

Strapline:

An international multi-disciplinary journal for the dissemination of food-related research
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Table of contents

Introduction

Judith L. Kinderlerer

The use of legislation, scientific knowledge and education incontrolling the proliferation of pathogenic organisms in food have beendiscussed. The need for refrigerants such as…

Salmonellosis

J.C.M. Sharp

During and immediately after the Second World War salmonellosisfirst emerged as a public health problem in Britain, having beenintroduced primarily via contaminated batches of…

The Prevention of Foodborne Listeriosis

Barbara M. Lund

Listeriosis in animals and humans has been known for over 60 years.Outbreaks in humans have been reported since 1951 but the importance offoodborne transmission has only been…

Food Poisoning: Tracing the Source of Outbreaks

John M. Cowden

The role and methods of descriptive and analytical epidemiology inthe investigation of outbreaks of foodborne disease are described. Therelationship between epidemiological and…

New Rapid Detection Methods for Salmonella and Listeria

Adrian Eley

We are now very much aware of the hazards associated withsalmonella and listeria in foodstuffs. Newer methodologies are comparedwith conventional techniques for their rapid…

Food Poisoning Salmonellas in the Poultry‐meat Industry

Geoffrey C. Mead

Poultry meat is a significant source of food poisoning throughoutmost of the developed world. In England and Wales it has been regularlyimplicated in human salmonellosis, and…

Cook‐Chill in Perspective

Peter J. Wilkinson

The technological developments in mass catering need to remainunder close microbiological and epidemiological scrutiny. There is,however, no evidence at present to suggest that…

Maintaining Food Safety: The Use of Cryogenic Refrigeration

Richard Leeson

The reason for the focus of new legislation on temperature controlis considered. The different methods of refrigeration – cryogenicand mechanical – are described, with their…

Cover of British Food Journal

ISSN:

0007-070X

Online date, start – end:

1899

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Dr Louise Manning
  • Dr Robert Hamlin
  • Dr Stefano Bresciani
  • Prof Michael Carolan
  • Dr Alberto Ferraris