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Terrorist threats to food :
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Document Type
:
BL
Record Number
:
1047656
Doc. No
:
b802026
Main Entry
:
World Health Organization., Food Safety Department.
Title & Author
:
Terrorist threats to food : : guidance for establishing and strengthening prevention and response systems.
Publication Statement
:
Geneva :: Food Safety Dept., World Health Organization,, ©2002.
Series Statement
:
Food safety issues
Page. NO
:
1 online resource (45 pages) :: illustrations.
ISBN
:
058549262X
:
: 9240681396
:
: 9780585492629
:
: 9789240681392
:
9241545844
:
9789241545846
Notes
:
Addendum slip inserted.
Bibliographies/Indexes
:
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
:
Executive Summary; 1. Introduction; 1.1 Purpose; 1.2 Definitions and scope; 1.3 Food as a vehicle for terrorist acts; 1.4 Comparative risks of food and other media as vehicles for terrorist threats; 1.5 Potential effects of food terrorism; 1.6 Chemical and biological agents and radionuclear materials that could be used in food terrorism; 1.7 Establishing and strengthening national prevention and response systems; 1.8 Setting priorities; 2. Prevention; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Existing systems; 2.3 Strengthening food safety management programmes.
Abstract
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The malicious contamination of food for terrorist purposes is a real and current threat, and deliberate contamination of food at one location could have global public health implications. This book responds to increasing concern in WHO s Member States that chemical, biological or radionuclear agents might be used deliberately to harm civilian populations and that food might be a vehicle for disseminating such agents. The two major strategies for countering the threat of food sabotage are prevention and response, including preparedness. Chapter 1 introduces the problem and places it in the cont.
Subject
:
Biological warfare-- Prevention.
Subject
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Epidemics-- Prevention.
Subject
:
Food contamination-- Prevention.
Subject
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Food industry and trade-- Security measures.
Subject
:
Terrorism-- Prevention.
Subject
:
Epidemics-- Prevention.
Subject
:
Food contamination-- Prevention.
Subject
:
POLITICAL
SCIENCE-- Political Freedom Security-- Law Enforcement.
Subject
:
Terrorism-- Prevention.
Subject
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Food
Contamination-- prevention control.
Subject
:
Terrorism--
prevention control.
Subject
:
Bioterrorism--
prevention control.
Subject
:
Civil Defense-- methods.
Subject
:
Disease
Outbreaks-- prevention control.
Subject
:
Food Industry-- standards.
Subject
:
Food Supply-- standards.
Dewey Classification
:
363.32
LC Classification
:
TX531.W67 2002eb
NLM classification
:
WA 701W927t 2002
Parallel Title
:
Guidance for establishing and strengthening prevention and response systems
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