Bacteria Matters: Upgrading Food Service Hygiene Beyond Norovirus

Norovirus might be the most common foodborne germ in the U.S. Bacteria transmitted through food or contaminated food contact surfaces, however, can cause more severe illnesses and higher mortality rates. Further, bacteria have been linked to more persistent and widespread environmental contamination in food service establishments than has norovirus.

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Journal of environmental health
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2026-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.70387/001c.161608
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Food Safety and Hygiene
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Bacteria Matters: Upgrading Food Service Hygiene Beyond Norovirus

Juan Goncalves
Journal of environmental health
Food Safety and Hygiene
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Bacteria Matters: Upgrading Food Service Hygiene Beyond Norovirus

Juan Goncalves
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Abstract

Norovirus might be the most common foodborne germ in the U.S. Bacteria transmitted through food or contaminated food contact surfaces, however, can cause more severe illnesses and higher mortality rates. Further, bacteria have been linked to more persistent and widespread environmental contamination in food service establishments than has norovirus.

Journal of environmental healthVol. 88(9)
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