摘要
目的了解江门市2012年食品中食源性致病菌的污染情况,确定可能污染致病菌的高危食品,为食源性疾病监测工作提供科学依据。方法依照GB 4789.4.10.30.40-2010、GB/T 4789.7.36-2008、GB 4789.5-2012以及《食品安全风险监测工作手册》[1]检测技术要求,对采集的样品进行病原菌分离鉴定。结果从6类291份食品中共检出致病菌23株,总阳性检出率为7.9%。其中副溶血性弧菌检出7株,检出率为8.8%;金黄色葡萄球菌检出11株,检出率为5.2%;单增李斯特菌5株,检出率为2.4%;未检出沙门菌、大肠杆菌O157∶H7、创伤弧菌、阪崎肠杆菌和志贺菌。直接入口婴幼儿食品蜡样芽孢杆菌检测24份,检出阳性16份,污染率为66.7%。结论江门市存在着食源性致病菌的污染,焙烤食品、凉拌菜、生食动物性水产品、熟肉制品和婴幼儿食品污染严重,应加强卫生监管监督措施,定期提供预警信息。
[ Objective] To understand the contaminated condition of foodbome pathogens in food of Jiangmen City in 2012 ,to determine the high risk food that might been contaminated by foodborne pathogens, and provide scientific basis for the surveillance of foodborne disease. [ Methods ] In accordance with the relevant technical requirements of the GB 4789. 4. 10. 30.40-2010, GB/T 4789.7.36-2008, GB 4789.5-2012 and "Food Safety Risk Monitoring Handbook", the foodborne pathogens were isolated and identified from the collected specimens. [ Results ] A total of 23 strains of pathogens were detected from 291 specimens of 6 kinds of food,the total positive rate was 7.9%. Seven strains of Vibrio parahaemolytieus were detected and the positive rate was 8.8% ; 11 strains of Staphylococcus aureus were detected with the positive rate of 5.2% ;5 strains of Monoeyte hyperplasia Lester bacteria were detected wiht the positive rate of 2.4% ;Salmonella, Escheriehia eoli O157: H7, Vibrio vulnificus, Enterobaeter sakazakii and Shigella sonnei were not detected. Twenty four specimens of infant food that could be eaten directly were tested, 16 specimens were contaminated by Bacillus cereus, and the positive rate was 66.7%. [ Conclusion ] The contamination of foodborne pathogens is found in Jiangrnen City, mainly in baking food, cold dish, raw aquatic products of animal origin, cooked meat products and infant food. The sanitary supervision should be strengthened and the early warning information should be provided regularly.
出处
《职业与健康》
CAS
2013年第13期1607-1608,共2页
Occupation and Health
关键词
食品
食源性致病菌
污染
监测
Food
Foodborne pathogens
Contamination
Surveillance