Campylobacter outbreaks associated with poultry liver dishes
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https://doi.org/10.33321/cdi.2011.35.29Keywords:
Campylobacter, outbreak, poultry liverAbstract
A recent increase in Campylobacter outbreaks associated with poultry liver dishes in Australia and the United Kingdom has highlighted potential foodborne illness risks if these dishes are undercooked. There is a need to develop and promote Australian guidelines for the safe preparation of poultry liver dishes.
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