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Salmonellae in Milk and Milk Products
Salmonellae, particularly typhoid and paratyphoid fever pathogens found in milk, were considered until the mid‐fifties as one of the major problems of food hygiene. By pasteurizing the entire consumer milk combined with technological and hygienic improvements in winning and processing milk as well as uninterrupted refrigeration, it has happened that milk, even in regard to other pathogens, is considered now one of the safest foodstuffs. For some milk products, e. g… Show more
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