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stories and evidence in the past shows that food can be contaminated not just during the cooking process. It can occur even during production or distribution

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Almonds from a farm found infected 160 Canadians with salmonella

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79 patients in 13 states suffered infection from the same type of salmonella bacteria
Found common factor by PulseNet : mangoes washed in contaminated water contained such type of bacteria

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Sanitary Production of fruits and vegetables in Costa Rica 

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Sanitary Production of fruits and vegetables in Costa Rica 

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1. Produce packed carefully in sanitary conditions
2. Frequent hand washing of workers
3. Proper toilets provided for the workers

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Success stories showing that international food production need not mean increased risk of contamination:

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Success stories showing that international food production need not mean increased risk of contamination:

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with good awareness of hygiene, contamination risks can be dramatically reduced.

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How "tracking the source" (PulseNet) works?

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How "tracking the source" (PulseNet) works?

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Students learn about the PulseNet program. Since 1996, PulseNet has connected foodborne illness cases together, using DNA "fingerprinting" of the bacteria making people sick, in order to detect and define outbreaks. PulseNet has detected thousands of local and multi-state outbreaks since it began, leading to prevention opportunities and continuous improvements in our food safety systems that might not otherwise have occurred.

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1. Look for trends in food-related illness through analysis of outbreak
2. Identify both the food source of an outbreak and the contaminating bacteria
3. Using PulseNet to link cases together

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What disease investigators do to prevent foodborne illness in the future? 

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What disease investigators do to prevent foodborne illness in the future? 

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How are different food contaminated by bacteria

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How are different food contaminated by bacteria

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Meat : Food animal cut open during processing
Fruit and vegetables : Washed or watered by contaminated water
Farm animals : giant factory farms

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-Bacteria are an integral part of a healthy life.
-There are bacteria that help our body function normally.
-However, some virulent kind of bacteria in raw food cause foodborne illness.

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Kelly Sin 4A (22)
Emily Leung 4D (14)
Natalie Chow 4E (5)
Jasmine Kong 4E (11)
Sharon Tsui 4E (29)

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1. Cleaning up chicken houses diligently
2. Using chicken feed that has undergone heating to rid it of salmonella