Study identifies rate of outbreaks linked to produce in Brazil
date:Oct 31, 2018
Almost 3,000 people fell ill and nearly 350 were hospitalized in 30 produce-related outbreaks over a six-year period in Brazil, according to researchers.

The study published in Food Quality and Safety identified foodborne outbreaks associated with fruit and vegetable consumption in Brazil from 2008 to 2014. They resulted in 2,926 illnesses, 347 hospitalizations, and no deaths.

Salmonella was the most frequent in causing disease (nine outbreaks) followed by Staphylococcus aureus (seven), E. col
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