Coronaviruses are commonly found circulating within animal populations, seven viruses are now known to cause infection in humans. Occasionally these animal viruses may evolve and spread between human populations leading to large and severe outbreaks of disease.
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The principal cause of human gastroenteritis world wide.
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Download our hygiene resources for your workplace.
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Discover the places in restaurants, supermarkets, and pubs that are prone to germs, as well as how to keep things clean, minimising the transmission risk for your staff and customers.
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Discover the places in restaurants, supermarkets, and pubs that are prone to germs, as well as how to keep things clean, minimising the transmission risk for your staff and customers.
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When it comes to keeping your hands clean and free from germs, using soap and water is the most effective method.
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The effect of COVID-19 on the food and beverage industry has been profound. So we’ve assembled this guidance for people involved in the food manufacturing, processing and service sectors.
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In the first part of our ‘Germs in the Workplace’ series, we looked at the multitude of bacteria lurking across your commute and on your desk.
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Now, more than ever, we’re all aware of the risks and likelihood of spreading bacteria.
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Listeria Monocytogenes - the deadly bacterium in our food chain
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Coronaviruses are a broad family of viruses but only 7 are known to infect people.
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The principal cause of human gastroenteritis world wide.
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