*There is contamination from animal waste and Campylobacter jejuni is spread during slaughtering, processing and food preparation.
*Unsanitary food handling procedures in retail food operations facilitate cross contamination between raw and cooked food products.
*Food may be heated sufficiently to destroy Campylobacter because bimetallic stem thermometer do not measure the temperature of foods accurately.
*Cross contamination of food by foodservice personnel when they do not wash their hands and fingertips properly after touching raw food.
Problems in food system that lead to Campylobacteriosis
The History and Evolution of Tea in the United States
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Tea first arrived in the United States in the 1600s, brought by European
settlers who introduced the beverage to the American colonies. By the 18th
century...
