Article: How Salmonella bacteria contaminate salad leaves -- it's not rocket science.(Report)

Article: How Salmonella bacteria infect salad leaves
The Hindustan Times;  September 3, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... cause food poisoning by attaching to salad leaves. The study shows how some Salmonella ... and move about to attach themselves to salad leaves and other vegetables, causing contamination ... enterica serovar Senftenberg, to infect salad leaves, causing a health risk to people who ...

Article: Seasonal freshness in the bag: when it comes to salad ...
Grocer;  January 17, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... strategy, they can't argue with its results. By supplying salad leaves for supermarket own-label ranges as well as onions, carrots ... sandwich market, where the task of sourcing quality micro salad leaves presents a major challenge. Leaf quality has already been ...

Article: Hot salad leaves offer potential of dual ...
Grocer;  September 27, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... their versatility would mean less wastage, said Maddocks. The packs will include recipe suggestions and information on the salad leaves. A 500,000 [pounds sterling] advertising campaign including consumer press, in-store promotions and tastings will ...

Article: Pre-packed salad leaves.(research finds they may ...
The Food Institute Report;  March 24, 2003 ;     392 words ...* Pre-packed salad leaves may not be as nutritious as they look. Research suggests a processing technique used to prolong shelf-life may remove vital nutrients-BBC News (Mar. 18)

Article: Lettuce play ; Organic salad leaves are big ...
The Independent - London;  August 18, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... particular and very precise. He is economical with seed, sowing three times (February, late May and early July) to provide salad leaves for eight months of the year. Seed is sown in modules in a greenhouse and the plants set out when the plug of earth in the ...

Article: Tasty bok choy; Fresh salad leaves
The Nelson Mail;  July 8, 2005 ;     369 words ... ... because it pops up every year from last year's seeds and thrives in the cold, frosty weather, providing you with fresh salad leaves to pick every day. Add it to sandwiches. Miner's lettuce will not keep so make sure you use all you pick the same day ...

Article: TRICKS of the TRADE: Save money by growing salad ...
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  February 4, 2007 ;     442 words ...Byline: Adrienne Wild Q MY family are big salad eaters and this year we're planning to grow salad leaves to save money. Which varieties do you recommend? - Andrew Lee, Newmarket, Suffolk A ADRIENNE SAYS: Try Salad Bowl lettuce ...