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Cruise Ship Fails To Pass Health Inspection
by Matthew D. Shaffer on September 26, 2012
The Centers for Disease Control cited enough violations during a surprise inspection to give the cruise ship Veendam a failing grade, an uncommon occurrence in the industry. Holland America, which owns the vessel, said the score was an “aberration.” Inspectors noted multiple sanitation violations during the Aug. 19 visit, including a fly on the...
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Cruise Ship Food Poisoning Outbreaks at Multiyear Lows
by Dennis M. McElwee on February 08, 2012
According to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the numbers of food poisoning outbreaks on cruise ships were at their lowest in years in 2010. The agency reported that in 2010, it recorded just 11 outbreaks of food poisoning on cruise vessels, compared to 14 outbreaks the previous year. In 2006, the cruise ship ind...
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Princess Cruise Ship Struck by Norovirus Food Poisoning
by Dennis M. McElwee on April 04, 2012
At least two cruise ships operated by Princess Cruise Lines have been struck by norovirus poisoning. According to news reports, the quick-spreading gastrointestinal illness affected passengers on board the Ruby Princess and the Crown Princess. Both the ships are operated by Princess Cruise Lines. Earlier news reports have held that a total of ...


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