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. 2020 Jun 29;2020:4674235. doi: 10.1155/2020/4674235

Table 5.

Prevalence of E. coli in food of animal origin in different areas of Ethiopia.

Sample type No. of examined Number of positive (prevalence) Source
E. coli E. coli O157:H7
Beef 113 35 (30.97) 3 (2.65) Taye et al. [132]; Harumaya
Beef 128 17 (13.3) Bekele et al. [133]; Addis Ababa
Mutton 128 - 12 (9.4)
Chevon 128 10 (7.8)
Total 384 - 39 (10.2%)

Raw cow milk 380 129 (33.9) 11 (2.9) Disassa et al. [23]; Asosa town
Cheese 35 14 (40) 2 (5.71) Bedasa et al. [17]; Bishoftu town, Central Ethiopia
Raw milk 25 8 (32) 3 (12)
Pasteurized milk 40 0 (0) 0 (0)
Yogurt 35 9 (25.71) 0 (0)
Meat 65 9 (13.84) 2 (3.07)
Total 200 40 (20) 7 (3.5)

Beef 250 20 (8) Hiko et al. [136]; Debre Zeyit and Modjo
Mutton 243 6 (2.5)
Chevon 245 5 (2)
Total 738 31 (4.2)

Carcass swab 150 14 (9.33) Haile et al. [29]; Jimma town
Carcass swab 110 5 (4.5) Beyi et al. [141]; central Ethiopia
Cutting board swab 110 4 (3.6)
Fecal sample 370 7 (1.89) Abdissa et al. [139]; Addis Ababa and Debre Birhan cities
Skin swab 370 2 (0.54)
Intestinal mucosal swab 370 3 (0.81)
Carcass internal swab 370 2 (0.54)
Carcass external swab 370 0 (0)
Environmental swabs 62 0 (0)
Cutting board 125 1 (0.8)