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part series, 435; control of Salmonella in low-moisture foods III: process validation and environmental monitoring–part three of a three-part series, 493 FUNK, JULIE A., microbiological safety of farmstead cheeses made in the United States and purchased via online shopping, 148 GALLAGHER, MICHEÁL J., outbreaks associated with unpasteurized milk and soft cheese: an overview of consumer safety, 211 GERNER-SMIDT, PETER, special interest paper – critical research needs in food safety microbiology, 857 GODWIN, S., consumer storage period and temperature for peanut butter and their effects on survival of Salmonella and Escherichia coli O157:H7, 787 GRIFFIS, CARL L., survival of Listeria monocytogenes inoculated onto environmental sampling sponges stored at 4°C, 332 GRIFFITHS, MANSEL, frequency and type of food safety infractions in food establishments with and without certified food handlers, 840 GRÖNVALL, MARIE, a comparison of hand and machine dishwashing from a hygienic standpoint, 272 HÅKANSON, HÅKAN, a comparison of hand and machine dishwashing from a hygienic standpoint, 272 HANNON, SHERRY J., prevalence and risk factor investigation of Campylobacter species in retail ground beef from Alberta, Canada, 780 HARTMAN, JIM, thoughts on today’s food safety…a call for a new surveillance system for sporadic foodborne illness using a weight-loss web site, 472 HIRNEISEN, KIRSTEN A., isolation and infectivity of potential foodborne viral pathogens by immunomagnetic capture, 564 HONTZ, LLOYD, assuring the safety of not ready-to-eat (NRTE) products: industry guidelines for validation of consumer cooking instructions, 72 HOOD, SCOTT, general interest paper – control of Salmonella in low-moisture foods I: minimizing entry of Salmonella into a processing facility, 342; control of Salmonella in low-moisture foods II: hygiene practices to minimize Salmonella contamination and growth–part two of a three-part series, 435; control of Salmonella in lowmoisture foods III: process validation and environmental monitoring–part three of a three-part series, 493 HOOVER, DALLAS G., isolation and infectivity of potential foodborne viral pathogens by immunomagnetic capture, 564 HUANG, T., consumer storage period and temperature for peanut butter and their effects on survival of Salmonella and Escherichia coli O157:H7, 787 IBRAHIM, SALAM, antibacterial activity of a crude chive extract against Salmonella in culture medium, beef broth and chicken broth, 155 INGLIS, G. DOUGLAS, prevalence and risk factor investigation of Campylobacter species in retail ground beef from Alberta, Canada, 780 IRLBECK, ERICA GOSS, a content analysis of food safety measures on television’s food network, 16 JACKSON, LEE ANN, special interest paper – critical research needs in food safety microbiology, 857 JANES, MARLENE, comparison of traditional thermocouples and data loggers for simplified temperature monitoring using shellstock oysters as a model, 268 JAYKUS, LEE-ANN, comparison of traditional thermocouples and data loggers for simplified temperature monitoring using shellstock oysters as a model, 268 JENSON, IAN, tool to assist understanding of routine microbiological monitoring results of sheep carcasses, 428 KIERMEIER, ANDREAS, tool to assist understanding of routine microbiological monitoring results of sheep carcasses, 428 KILONZO-NTHENGE, A., consumer storage period and temperature for peanut butter and their effects on survival of Salmonella and Escherichia coli O157:H7, 787 KIRNEISEN, KIRSTEN A., isolation and infectivity of potential foodborne viral pathogens by immunomagnetic capture, 564 KNIEL, KALMIA E., isolation and infectivity of potential foodborne viral pathogens by immunomagnetic capture, 564 KOVACS, DAN, contamination prevention and response related to fresh and fresh-cut produce: an expert perspective on the farmer decision making process, 488 KUEHM, JEFF, general interest paper – control of Salmonella in low-moisture foods I: minimizing entry of Salmonella into a processing facility, 342; control of Salmonella in lowmoisture foods II: hygiene practices to minimize Salmonella contamination and growth–part two of a three-part series, 435; control of Salmonella in low-moisture foods III: process validation and environmental monitoring–part three of a three-part series, 493 LARY, JR., R.YALE, survival of Listeria monocytogenes inoculated onto environmental sampling sponges stored at 4°C, 332 LEJEUNE, JEFFREY, contamination prevention and response related to fresh and fresh-cut produce: an expert perspective on the farmer decision making process, 488 LEVESON, NANCY, general interest paper – re-engineering the United States food safety system, 571 LEVINE, JAY F., comparison of traditional thermocouples and data loggers for simplified temperature monitoring using shellstock oysters as a model, 268 DECEMBER 2009 | FOOD PROTECTION TRENDS
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