campylobacter sp these are also enteric and to date have not been implicated
in food poisoning originating through flight catering . although less well-know than salmonella it is thought to be responsible for more cases of food-poisoning in the uk although more recently there has been question over how many of the cases are actually foodborne rather than contracted
thought other activities. a key issue with campylobacter is the very
low infective dose. thus if a food becomes contaminated it remains
a risk even of the food is stored at temperature that do not support
bacterial growth. it is however very sensitive too heat and is destroyed
by normal cooking. post-process contamination of food that will not subsequently be reheated however presents a significant risk.
the organism has been associated with undercooked poultry and unpasteurised milk .