Food-borne infections still remain a public health major concern in the country.
Salmonella- is the main cause of diarrheal food-borne infections. The vast majority of cases are reported in children. It presented an interest to estimate the disease burden and evaluate effectiveness of control and preventive measures.
The burden of food-borne diseases is currently unknown. After the break dawn of sanitary surveillance service it became a top-priority issue to: 1. develop new food safety national standards harmonized with the guidance of the Codex Alimentarius and IHR; 2. elaborate standard methods to estimate disease burden as well as to monitor and evaluate food safety measures; 3. appropriately allocate resources to food-borne disease, prevention and control efforts
Ninashvili; Food-borne diseases and food safety strategy
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