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inoculum levels for both the 25g and 125g test portions. No significant difference was observed

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between presumptive and confirmed results for the candidate method.

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Recommendations

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It is recommended that the VIDAS

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Listeriamonocytogenes

Xpress (LMX) method with the

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optional ALOAagar confirmation method be adopted as Official First Action status for the

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detection of

Listeriamonocytogenes

in a variety of foods including deli ham (25 g & 125 g),

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fermented sausage (25 g), liver paté (25 g), processed cheese (25 g), vanilla ice cream (25 g),

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cooked shrimp (25 g), smoked white fish (25 g), frozen spinach (25 g), peanut butter (25 g), deli

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turkey (25 g & 125 g), queso fresco (125 g) and ground beef (125 g).

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Acknowledgements

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We would like to extend a sincere thank you to the following collaborators for their dedicated

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participation in this study:

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John Mills and Pat Rule - bioMérieux Industry, Hazelwood, MO

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Ben Howard, Neil Rogman and Jacob Cannon- Certified Laboratories, Bollingbrook, IL

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Barbara Paul, M. Sala-Rhatigan and S. Josephs

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– USFDA Northeast Regional Laboratory,

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Jamaica, NY

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Nikki Palen, Amber Stegmann and Bryan Perry- EMS Laboratories, St. Louis, MO

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Rachel Hiles and Tenesha Stubblefield, Silliker, Omaha, NE

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Nigel Nagassar, S. Owusuand Jacqueline Zimmerman, Silliker, Minnetoka, MN

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Jerry Lynn Picket, Jacquelyn Adams, Aaron Bollenbracher, Keith Wiggins& Lori Cesanas-

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Tyson WBA Analytical, Springdale, AR

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Bharath Brahmanda – Food Safety Net Services, San Antonio, TX

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Andrew Capps, Grisel Rosario, Dawn Davis, Lindsey Parker, Christine Said and Jianfeng

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Li.North Carolina Department of Agriculture& CS: Food and Drug Protection Division,

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Raleigh, NC

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Keith Klemms, Bill May, Becky Hand, & Rose Burkhart – Sherry Laboratories, Warsaw, IN

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Hesham Elgaali – Indiana State Department of Health, Food & Dairy Microbiology Division,

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Indianapolis, IN

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Jennifer Jolly, Covance Laboratories, Battle Creek, MO

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Sandy Moore, Dustin Ebbing, Maggie Michels, Amanda Kehres and Joe Hirsch -John Morrell,

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Springdale, OH

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References

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(1)

http://seafood.ucdavis.edu/HACCP/Compendium/Chapt15.htm (

Accessed May 2013)

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(2)

http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fs102

(Accessed May 2013)

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(3) Center for Disease Control and Prevention–

http://www.cdc.gov/listeria/ (

Accessed May

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2013)

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(4) FoodSafety.Gov-

http://www.foodsafety.gov/poisoning/causes/bacteriaviruses/listeria/

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