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Q: What are the reasons for microbiological examination carried out on food?
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What is the meaning of microbiological poisoning?

Microbiological poisoning is commonly known as "food poisoning."


Who studies food?

people who study food are: Food scientist and food technologist they study the physical, microbiological and chemical make up of foods.


Can frozen mango cause microbiological food poisoning?

If it was contaminated by microbiological pathogens prior to or even during freezing, it could cause foodborne illness. Freezing does not kill off the pathogens.


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What has the author ANTHONY H ROSE written?

ANTHONY H. ROSE has written: 'MICROBIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF FOOD AND DRINK'


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They are carried in the blood.


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How was food carried to the front line?

The reserve British soldiers carried food to the front line. They received vast quantities of food and were fed regularly comparing to an German soldier. The food was carried in petrol cans or tins


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What has the author Sharon Tracey Poynton written?

Sharon Tracey Poynton has written: 'Investigation of methods for logging and recording the temperature of food samples submitted for microbiological analysis'