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Table 2 Summary of observational checklist survey on sanitary status of the meat retailer shops and hygienic practice of meat handlers in Jimma town, Southwest Ethiopia

From: Assessment of extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBLs) – producing Escherichia coli from minced meat of cattle and swab samples and hygienic status of meat retailer shops in Jimma town, Southwest Ethiopia

Variables (checklists)

# of butcher shops checked = 88

Meat handlers practices

Frequency

%

Use of protective clean clothing

9

10.2%

Meat handling training

0

0

Handling money with bare hands

73

83%

Wash hand basin nearby

2

2.3%

Use of plastic bag, newspaper to wrap meat

88

100%

Regular washing of hand & processing tools

2

2.3%

Regular disinfection of hand, the floor and processing tools

0

0

Use of separate chopping boards (flat tables) for cutting of meat and internal and/or abdominal organs

22

25%

Use of separate knives for cutting of meat and abdominal contents

22

25%

Use of the same buckets of water for cleaning knives, washing hands

61

69.3%

Hygienic status of the butcher shops premises, utensils

 Floor is made of concrete ceramic

32

36.4%

 Floor free of cracks

29

33%

 Having ceiling (local name; )

72

81.8%

 Wall and ceiling free of dust

27

30.7%

 Wall painted white color paint

76

86.4%

 Having insect and dust proof shelf for meat display

7

8%

 Having washable chopping board

17

19.3%

 Clean knives

30

34.1%

 Clean meat hanger

31

35.2%