Abstract
The chapter presents the results of surveys on the presence of viruses in different kinds of food commodities (fresh fruit and vegetables, pork meat and shellfish) and water environments (drinking water, sewage, surface and groundwater, and recreational waters). Where known, connections to outbreaks of viruses in the population are also discussed. Finally, the chapter looks at the principal gaps in current knowledge and major future expectations regarding detection and surveillance.
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