Salmonella em frangos e a contaminação cruzada por meio de superficies de corte em cozinhas domésticas

Among the pathogens responsible for causing food-borne diseases, Salmonella is considered the most important for public health, and the serotype S. Enteritidis is the most involved in cases of human infection. Thus, this literature review focuses on aspects related to the epidemiology of salmonellosis and Salmonella, as well as the importance of raw chicken as a source of contamination for cutting boards used in domestic kitchens for food handling and its subsequent spread through cross contamination to ready to eat foods.