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Published on in Vol 5, No 1 (2013):

State Foodborne Illness Surveillance and Response Laws: Compilation and Analysis

State Foodborne Illness Surveillance and Response Laws: Compilation and Analysis

State Foodborne Illness Surveillance and Response Laws: Compilation and Analysis

Authors of this article:

Stephanie David1 ;   Jenna Burton1 ;   Chris Chadwick1 ;   Rebecca Katz1
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    This project aimed to document and assess the variation in state legislation relating to foodborne disease surveillance and outbreak response for all 50 states and the District of Columbia by creating a database and appendix of laws and regulations that will be made available to researchers and policymakers. Through compilation of the state laws and regulations and analysis of previous multistate outbreaks, we are able to present trends, variations, and gaps in the legislation that directly impacts the ability of public health officials to conduct foodborne outbreak investigations.