2014 Technical Presentation: Defining Validation Protocols for Pathogen, ILSI North America
This presentation was provided at the 2014 ASTA Annual Meeting. ILSI North America presented its technical and project committees, including its committee on food microbiology and ASTA collaboration on Salmonella and food safety.
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