Hepatitis E virus in pork products

In recent years, an increasing number of zoonotic cases of HEV3 and HEV4 have been reported in developed countries (HEV3 mainly affects European countries, while HEV4 mainly affects Asia). The main sources of zoonotic cases are raw or inadequately heat-treated meat products or contact with infected animals.

Influenza D virus in pigs and cattle

EFSA's risk assessment shows that the virus is enzootic in the European cattle population, but there are regional differences in prevalence. The significance of the virus is unclear as its clinical impact is unknown. Conclusive evidence for human infection is not yet available.

Different risks of home fermented foods

Fermented foods have many benefits, but they can also pose food safety risks. It is very important that the raw material and the culture used are microbiologically correct and that the technological steps are strictly followed.

Risks related to BARF diet

The BARF diet (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food or Bones And Raw Food), feeding of pets (especially dogs) with raw meat, is becoming more and more common, and poses microbiological risks to humans.

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