
Journal of Food Protection, Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown, С. 100551 - 100551
Опубликована: Май 1, 2025
To enhance control of human pathogenic microorganisms in plant production systems, an EU COST Action (HUPLANTcontrol CA16110) was initiated, bringing together microbiologists food, environmental and microbial ecology. This article summarizes the outcomes multiple workshops four main lessons learned: (i) many terminologies need further explanation to facilitate multidisciplinary communication on behavior pathogens from pre-harvest post-harvest food storage, (ii) complexity bacterial taxonomy pushes hazard identification for greater resolution characterisation (to subspecies, or even strain level) needing a multi-method approach, (iii) should consider range factors evaluate weight evidence adverse health effects humans, including pathogenicity, host susceptibility, impact plant, gut microbiome, (iv) wide diversity varying numbers behaviours co-exist good (beneficial health), bad (established pathogens) ugly (causing spoilage opportunistic disease). In conclusion, active listening multi-perspective approach are foundation every successful conversation when science meets safety.
Язык: Английский