Ambulant Market Foods: Consumer Problem or Solution?

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dos Santos Joao Paulo; Souto Maior Lucas Pedrosa; Santos da Silva Isaura Cariolando; Lins da Silva Karwhory Wallas; Tenorio Sampaio Morgana Cristhyne; da Silva Gomes Nathalia Rose; da Silva Santos Ilda Manuelly; Matos Rocha Thiago Jose; Souza Eliane Costa

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Journal: Journal of Nutrition and Food Security Year:2021 | Volume:6 | Issue:1 Page(s): 81-86

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Ambulant Market Foods: Consumer Problem or Solution?

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Food safety

Coliforms

Good practice

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Background: The sale of food by street vendors is an activity of economic, sanitary, and nutritional importance, but these foods can pose a high risk to the health of consumers in inadequate conditions of preparation and storage. The aim of this study was to investigate the preparation conditions and the hygienicsanitary quality of food sold by street vendors in the vicinity of four campuses of a University Center in Maceió, , Brazil. The aim was to verify the sanitary hygienic conditions of the preparation site as well as to carry out a microbiological analysis of the commercialized foods. Methods: In this crosssectional study, the microbiological analyses were carried out on different foods following the multiple tube technique for Coliforms and surface sowing method and pour-plate assay for Salmonella sp., molds, and yeasts. In addition, an observational checklist was applied involving 21 trailer tent owners in the vicinity of the four campuses of the University Center. Inclusion criterion included adult vendors selling food near four campuses at the Centro Universitá, rio de Maceió, , Brazil. Exclusion criteria consisted of street vendors due to the difficulty in locating them. Results: The findings showed high presence of microorganisms,a high degree of risk was observed in 100% of the studied places. Conclusion: Hygienic-sanitary interventions are necessary to train these vendors on the importance of good manufacturing practices, since this will probably not result in food-borne outbreaks.

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dos Santos, Joao Paulo, Souto Maior, Lucas Pedrosa, Santos da Silva, Isaura Cariolando, Lins da Silva, Karwhory Wallas, Tenorio Sampaio, Morgana Cristhyne, da Silva Gomes, Nathalia Rose, da Silva Santos, Ilda Manuelly, Matos Rocha, Thiago Jose, & Souza, Eliane Costa. (2021). Ambulant Market Foods: Consumer Problem or Solution?. JOURNAL OF NUTRITION AND FOOD SECURITY, 6(1), 81-86. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1085752/en

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dos Santos Joao Paulo, Souto Maior Lucas Pedrosa, Santos da Silva Isaura Cariolando, Lins da Silva Karwhory Wallas, Tenorio Sampaio Morgana Cristhyne, da Silva Gomes Nathalia Rose, da Silva Santos Ilda Manuelly, Matos Rocha Thiago Jose, Souza Eliane Costa. Ambulant Market Foods: Consumer Problem or Solution?. JOURNAL OF NUTRITION AND FOOD SECURITY[Internet]. 2021;6(1):81-86. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1085752/en

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Joao Paulo dos Santos, Lucas Pedrosa Souto Maior, Isaura Cariolando Santos da Silva, Karwhory Wallas Lins da Silva, Morgana Cristhyne Tenorio Sampaio, Nathalia Rose da Silva Gomes, Ilda Manuelly da Silva Santos, Thiago Jose Matos Rocha, and Eliane Costa Souza, “Ambulant Market Foods: Consumer Problem or Solution?,” JOURNAL OF NUTRITION AND FOOD SECURITY, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 81–86, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1085752/en

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