Urgent scientific and technical assistance to provide recommendations for sampling and testing in the processing plants of frozen vegetables aiming at detecting Listeria monocytogenes
Authors:
- Ana AllendeAna Allende
- Léna BarreLBLéna Barre
- Liesbeth JacxsensLJLiesbeth Jacxsens
- Ernesto LiebanaELErnesto Liebana
- Winy MessensWMWiny Messens
- Eleonora SarnoESEleonora Sarno
- Maria Teresa da Silva FelicioMFMaria Teresa da Silva Felicio
- 1 July 2018
- journal article
- technical report
- Published by Wiley in EFSA Supporting Publications
- Vol. 15 (7)
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