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Virginia Food Bank Employees’ Food Safety Education Experiences, Challenges, and Needs
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 26–35 -
Listeria monocytogenes for Beginners: Hard Lessons Learned
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 215–220 -
The Sustainable Alliance for Food EcoSystems – Produce and Animal Protein Industries Working Together to Address Contamination in the Production Environment
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 206–214 -
Impact of a Community-Based Extension Boiling-Water-Bath Canning Workshop in Maryland from 2018–2024
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 36–44 -
Is Your Meal Safe When Eating Out with Diabetes: Applying a Health Belief Model Approach
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 45–56 -
Microbiological Safety Status of Foods of Animal Origin in Botswana: A Primer for Risk-Based Food Safety Decision Making
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 16–25 -
Identification of Sanitation Job Tasks for Food Manufacturers Using a Modified Delphi Approach
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 57–72 -
Interventions for Dry-Aged Beef Crusts Inoculated with Salmonella Heidelberg, Escherichia coli O157:H7, and Listeria monocytogenes 4b
Volume 46, Issue 2: Pages 8–15 -
Whole Genome Sequencing for Food Safety: Opportunities, Benefits and Challenges
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 8–32 -
Assessment of Food Safety Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Commercial Salad Vegetable Farmers in the Eastern Region of Ghana
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 47–59 -
Microbiological Food Safety and Regulatory Measures in Nepal: Status and Future Directions
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 73–82 -
What’s in Your Freezer? Frozen Food Consumption Frequency, Food Safety Risk Perceptions, and Appliance Use – Minnesota, 2023
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 60–72 -
Assessing Food Safety Knowledge, Barriers, and Resource Needs for Training Produce Farm Workers and Supervisors Following the COVID-19 Pandemic
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 83–95 -
Meal Kits and Food Safety Unboxed: Understanding Consumer Perceptions and Stakeholder Roles
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 33–46 -
Environmental Sampling for Listeria spp. Using a MicroTally® Mitt and StickSponge™ for Environmental Sampling of Three Different Food Contact Surfaces
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 96–105 -
Visual Educational Resources to Improve Produce Safety Knowledge for Non-English Speaking Farm Workers in the U.S.: A Review
Volume 46, Issue 1: Pages 116–121
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