Food Protection Trends Archive

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1. Evaluation of an In-Packing Line Far-UVC Light System for Reducing Natural Microflora and Escherichia coli  on Apple Surfaces

   Qingyang Wang, Claire M. Murphy Volume 45, Issue 3: Pages 163–170

2. Understanding the Potential Risks of Consuming Raw Morel Mushrooms: Challenges and Lessons  Learned from a Recent Outbreak Linked to Raw Morel Mushrooms

   Adiam Tesfai, Rachel Hinnenkamp, Brett Weed, Brittany Carpenter, Karl Klontz, Solomon Gebru, Laurie Williams, Stephen Hughes, Guy Skinner, Tim Jackson, Michael Yeh, Stelios Viazis Volume 45, Issue 3: Pages 222–227

3. A Survey of the Levels of 16 Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances in Meat, Chicken, and Siluriformes Fish, 2019 to 2023

   Katie Weyrauch, Cristian Ochoa, Ryan Matsuda, Randolph Duverna, Ivan Lenov Volume 45, Issue 3: Pages 155–162

4. Comparison of Tempering Treatment Technologies for Pathogen Reduction on Wheat Grain

   Yawei Lin, Shaney Rump, Scott Osborne, Teresa M. Bergholz Volume 45, Issue 3: Pages 171–176

5. Cleaning: A Retail and Foodservice Perspective

   Juan Goncalves, Beth Wittry, David Buckley, Veronica Moore, Tajah Blackburn, Kristen Willis, Christopher Lynch, Amanda Bakken, Chip Manuel, Angie Fraser Volume 45, Issue 3: Pages 204–220

6. Comparison of Serovar Reporting Frequency in the United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service and the National Center for Biotechnology Information Pathogen  Detection Databases of Salmonella Strains Isolated from Livestock

   Shrinidhi S. Joshi, Martin Wiedmann, Alexa R. Cohn Volume 45, Issue 2: Pages 103–122

7. Storage-Mediated Changes in Sodium Hypochlorite and Peroxyacetic Acid Sanitizer Concentrations

   J.Andrew Widmer, Anna Townsend, Olivia Hawkins, Patrick G. Connolly, Laurel L. Dunn Volume 45, Issue 2: Pages 83–91

8. Transfer of Salmonella from Skin to Flesh and Peelers during Peeling of Baby Cucumbers

   Amreeta Sarjit, Joshua Gatehouse, Gary A. Dykes Volume 45, Issue 2: Pages 123–130

9. Determining Critical Food Safety Factors for Safely Homebrewing Kombucha: A Study on Microbial Survivability

   Sitara Cullinan, Mallika Mahida, Rawane Raad, Kris Ingmundson, Austin Bryan, Faith Critzer, Valentina Trinetta, Leonardo Bastos, Rebecca Hardeman, Jessica Moore, Carla L. Schwan Volume 45, Issue 2: Pages 92–102

10. Microbial Modeling for Food Safety: What are Some of the Potential Liability Issues?

    Dennis L. Seman, Mariem Ellouze, J. David Legan, Donald W. Schaffner, Shawn Stevens Volume 45, Issue 2: Pages 135–141

11. Impact of a Food Handler’s Course on Targeted Behaviors among Foodservice Employees in Texas

    Jenna D. Anding, Rebecca Dittmar, Dean McCorkle, Daniel Hanselka Volume 45, Issue 1: Pages 36–41

12. Virtual Food Safety Education Programs Reveal Significant Opportunities for Accessible and Effective Distance Learning

    Maria Amalia Beary, Erin DiCaprio, Yaohua Feng, Elizabeth A.B. Chang, Laurel L. Dunn, Olga I. Padilla-Zakour, Abigail B. Snyder Volume 45, Issue 1: Pages 8–18

13. Deterring Wild Birds during Fruit and Vegetable Production

    Sofia Varriano, William E. Snyder, Jared C. Smith, Nikki W. Shariat, Laurel L. Dunn Volume 45, Issue 1: Pages 27–35

14. Collaborating to Address Heavy Metals in Fresh Produce Supply—A Case Study of Cadmium in Spinach and Carrots Grown in Arizona and California

    Susan M. Leaman, Jennifer C. McEntire, Melanie Abley, Conrad Choiniere, Audrey Draper, Natalie Krout-Greenberg, Teressa Lopez, De Ann Davis Volume 45, Issue 1: Pages 19–26

15. A Preliminary Pilot Farmers’ Market Survey of the Triple-Wash Method: A West Virginia Farmers’ Market Survey of Very Small Produce Growers' Knowledge of Microbial Contamination and Their Perception of the Triple-Wash Method

    Rebecca Stearns, Wentao Jiang, Janet Tou, Kristen Matak, Annette Freshour, Timothy Boltz, Jacek Jaczynski, Carly Long, Cangliang Shen Volume 45, Issue 1: Pages 42–57

16. Evaluating and Managing Potential Risks Associated with Top-Iced Produce

    Laura K. Strawn, Jennifer C. McEntire Volume 45, Issue 1: Pages 66–71