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Operation PF's Weak Meets JBS and BRF on Corruption Scheme

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"Weak Meat": largest operation in the history of PF agribusiness entrepreneurs

Taxes even poured rotten meat; Among the 38 prisoners are executives of BRF and Seara; JBS is also one of the targets of the Federal Police


Operation Flesh is the largest in the history of the Federal Police, the institution said on Friday morning (03/17). After two years of investigation, the PF found that inspectors from the Ministry of Agriculture are working to "facilitate the production of adulterated foodstuffs by issuing sanitary certificates without any effective inspection." Everything, of course, tipped.
Agribusiness entrepreneurs are among the targets of the 309 court orders. The numbers are superlative: 27 preventive prisons, 11 temporary prisons, 77 coercive conducts. The 194 search and seizure warrants, according to the PF, were made in homes and companies "allegedly linked to the criminal group."

According to the G1, BRF - the union between Sadia and Perdigão - and JBS are among the companies involved. The Estadão informs that executives of JBS (the largest funder of electoral campaigns in 2014) have been arrested. Folha also mentions the Seara brand. "The investigation has even revealed the use of rotten meats, made with ascorbic acid, and re-packaging of products overdue by some refrigerators," reports the paper.
Folha also reports that the prisoners include BRF executives such as Roney Nogueira dos Santos, manager of institutional and governmental relations, and André Baldissera, BRF director for the Midwest. The list includes employees of Seara and the Peccin refrigerator, "one of whom had very serious irregularities, such as the use of rotten meats."

According to Folha, Justice Minister Osmar Serraglio called the one that the Federal Police considers the leader of the criminal organization, Daniel Gonçalves Filho, to obtain information on the inspection of a refrigerator. Serraglio was a federal deputy (PMDB-PR); Gonçalves was superintendent of the Ministry of Agriculture in Paraná between 2007 and 2016. The current minister referred to him as "great boss".

FROM GOIÁS TO RIO GRANDE DO SUL
The operation that mobilized 1,100 police officers was deployed in seven federal units (SP, DF, SC and RS, in addition to the three mentioned) by the 14th Federal Court of Justice of Curitiba - This time it was not the 13th Vara, known for the performance of Judge Sérgio Moro.

The Federal Police informs that among the illegalities was the removal of public agents, with misuse of purpose "to serve the interests of business groups." "This conduct allowed for the continuance of the delirium of refrigerators and food companies that operated in total disrespect to the current legislation."
According to PF, the name Carne Flesh - motivated by popular expression - is in tune with the "quality of food provided to the consumer by large corporate food groups" and the "moral fragility of federal public agents."


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SCHEME OF PAYMENT OF TIP TO SUPERVISORY AGENTS TO AVOID FINES TO REFRIGERATORS ABASTECIA PMDB AND PP, SAYS PF DELEGATE

Salmonella: Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment

Salmonella infection, or salmonellosis, is a bacterial disease of the intestinal tract. Salmonella is a group of bacteria that causes typhoid fever, food poisoning, gastroenteritis, enteric fever and other illnesses. People become infected mostly through contaminated water or foods, especially meat, poultry and eggs.

This article will investigate the causes of salmonellosis, its symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

1. Salmonella, salmonellosis and its causes
2. Symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of salmonella

Fast facts on salmonella

Here are some key points about salmonella. More detail and supporting information is in the main article.

• Salmonellosis is an infection caused by Salmonella
• Salmonellosis infects an estimated 1.4 million Americans per year
• Salmonella is responsible for almost half of bacterial infections in the US
• Symptoms of salmonellosis normally include chills, diarrhea and fever
• Reptiles can spread salmonellosis through their feces
• Some Salmonella bacteria can cause typhoid fever, a very serious disease
• Regularly washing your hands can prevent the spread of the disease
• Ciprofloxacin or ceftriaxone can successfully treat salmonellosis in many cases
• Anti-diarrhea medication is not advised.

WHAT IS SALMONELLA?

Salmonella is a rod shaped bacterium

Salmonella is a gram-negative, rod-shaped bacilli that can cause diarrheal illness in humans. Put simply, Salmonella is a bacterium shaped like a rod with a cell wall composed of peptidoglycan.

Gram-negative is a term used in bacteriology for bacteria that lose the crystal violet stain and take the color of the red counterstain in Gram's method of staining. Gram-negative bacteria usually have a cell wall composed of a thin layer of peptidoglycan. Bacilli is the plural of bacillus. Bacteria that have a rod-like shape are called bacilli.

The Salmonella family includes over 2,300 serotypes of bacteria - they are microscopic one-celled organisms. Salmonella enteritidis and Salmonella typhimurium are responsible for over 50% of all human infections in the US.

Some Salmonella strains that exist in humans can make animals sick, and vice-versa. The bacteria live in the gut of infected humans and animals.

WHAT IS SALMONELLOSIS?

Salmonellosis is an infection caused by Salmonella. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), approximately 1.4 million Americans are infected with salmonellosis every year, of which about 500 die. In 2004, US authorities announced that Salmonella was responsible for 42% of human bacterial infections, followed by Campylobacter 37%, Shigella 15%, E. coli O157:H7 2.6%.

According to the HPA (Health Protection Agency), 9,864 people were affected with salmonellosis in the UK in 2008. In most of Western Europe, in countries such as the UK, France, Germany, Scandinavia, Holland, Switzerland and Belgium, the incidence of salmonellosis is much lower than in the US.

CAUSES OF SALMONELLOSIS

Uncooked meat is a major cause of salmonellosis.

Salmonella live in the intestines of birds, animals and humans. Most human infections are caused by eating food or drinking water that has been contaminated by feces (excrement). Foods that are most commonly infected are:

• Uncooked meat, seafood and poultry - contamination most commonly occurs during the slaughtering process. Harvesting seafoods in contaminated waters is also a common cause.
• Uncooked eggs - the Salmonella are usually present in the eggs when laid if the chicken is infected. Raw eggs may be found in some types of mayonnaise and homemade sauces.
• Fruits and vegetables - if fruit and vegetables have been watered or washed in contaminated water there is a much higher chance they will be contaminated. Some kitchen practices may contaminate fruits and vegetables - if the person preparing the food handles raw meat and then touches the fruit without washing his/her hands, for example.
• Lack of hygiene - kitchen surfaces that are not kept clean, lack of handwashing procedures during food preparation, and lack of handwashing after going to the toilet or changing a baby's diapers, are common routes for contamination and infection. A person with contaminated hands can pass the infection on to other people by touching them, or touching surfaces which others then touch.
• Pet reptiles or amphibians - most reptiles and amphibians carry Salmonella in their gut without becoming ill. They shed the bacteria in their droppings, which can quickly spread onto their skin and then anything they come into contact with, including cages, toys, clothes, furniture and household surfaces. The Health Protection Agency (UK) advises families not to keep reptiles if there are children under 5, pregnant women, very elderly people, or people with weaker immune systems in the household.

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Fry, plate and grill: what's the difference?

Each technique cooks the meat in a different way. Ana Maria Braga tells you

Do you know the difference between frying, plate and grilling meat? They are all very used techniques when preparing a good slice of steak, but each one cooks the meat differently. Presenter Ana Maria Braga teaches you each in the following video. Watch:

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