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Home » Topics » Contamination Control » Cross-Contamination

Cross-Contamination

Cross-contamination occurs when pathogenic bacteria or virus particles are transferred from one food product or surface to another.
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    Study Underlines Underappreciated Risks of Refrigerators: Microbial Communities, AMR, Inadequate Hygiene

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    Study Shows How Allergenic Food Powders Spread During Production, Create Cross-Contamination Risk

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    Study Shows Filtering Shared Frying Oil Substantially Reduces Allergen Cross-Contamination Risks

    By: Bailee Henderson
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    FAO/WHO Experts Recommend Gluten Reference Dose for Precautionary Allergen Labeling

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