Food Safety and Health

Food Safety in Retail Foods

Cross contamination of foodborne pathogens within the retail environment may be a vital public health issue causative to an exaggerated risk for foodborne health problem. Ready-to-eat (RTE) processed foods similar to store meats, cheese, and in some cases recent manufacture, are concerned in foodborne unwellness outbreaks because of contamination with pathogens like listeria. With relevance to L. monocytogenes, deli slicers are usually the main source of cross contamination.
GFSI was established to make sure confidence within the delivery of safer food to customers, whereas continued to enhance food safety throughout the supply chain.