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Carcass contamination probability

Carcass contamination by gut contents at slaughter probably contributes most to the presence of C. difficile in meat and meat products. Slaughter techniques differ from country-to-coimtry, with those in the United States being more of the quick and dirty variety than in the EU. This coincides with the high percentage of positive meat samples (Songer et ah, 2009). [Pg.60]


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