Interventions Applied at Slaughterhouse to Reduce Campylobacter spp. Load

L.S. Adams; Amy Hale; Lucy Wheeler; Archana Gadaria; Johanna Jackson; Oluwatoyin Atoyebi; Erica Kintz; Iulia Ford; Anthony Wilson; Elli Amanatidou

doi:10.46756/001c.161470

May 27, 2026FSA research and evidence.Open Access

Interventions Applied at Slaughterhouse to Reduce Campylobacter spp. Load

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The aim is to identify effective interventions to reduce Campylobacter load in chicken during processing.
Implemented interventions at various stages in the slaughterhouse.
Monitored Campylobacter levels before and after the interventions.
Focused on chicken meat as a primary source of contamination.
Significant reduction in Campylobacter load was observed post-intervention.
Interventions effectively lowered contamination rates in the chicken meat supply.
Findings emphasize improved public health safety through enhanced processing methods.

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Examines interventions to reduce Campylobacter contamination in chicken, highlighting public health implications.

Abstract

Campylobacter is a leading cause of food poisoning in the UK, and chicken meat is one of the main ways people are exposed to it.As a result, reducing contamination at every stage of the food chain is important for protecting public health.

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