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THE PENNINGTON GROUP
 
Report on the circumstances leading to the 1996 outbreak of infection with E.coli O157 in Central Scotland, the implications for food safety and the lessons to be learned
  ISBN 0 11 495851 3 Publisher The Scottish Office  
Contents
Preface
Summary of Recommendations
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Central Scotland and Tayside Outbreaks and their Implications
Chapter 3: E.coli O157
Chapter 4: The Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) System
Chapter 5: Farms and E.coli O157 in Livestock
Chapter 6: Practices and Hygiene in Slaughterhouses
Chapter 7: Practices and Hygiene in Meat Products Premises and Butchers' Shops
Chapter 8: Food Hygiene at the Point of Consumption
Chapter 9: Enforcement Issues
Chapter 10: Surveillance
Chapter 11: Research
Chapter 12: Arrangements for the Handling and Control of Outbreaks

Annexes
Annex I: Group Membership, Advisors and Observers
Annex II: Interim Report and Priority Recommendations - Summary of Recommendations
Annex III: Parliamentary Statement by the Secretary of State for Scotland, 15 January 1997
Annex IV: Acknowledgements
Annex V: Summary of MLC Survey and Report, February 1997
Annex VI: Report by the ACMSF Ad Hoc Working Group, March 1997
Annex VII: Scottish Office Food Safety Publicity Campaign
Annex VIII: Central Scotland E.coli Project Research Group: Suggested Topics for Research Based on Central Scotland Outbreak Data
Annex IX: Glossary


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