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Latest county health inspections
Surprise Today publishes health inspections provided by the Maricopa County Environmental Services' Division of Health Services. Comment?
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Safe food practices are a must this Thanksgiving
Published: Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 4:01 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 2:39 a.m. The smell of turkey roasting, gravy bubbling and pies cooling in the kitchen permeates many homes on Thanksgiving Day. Comment?
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NH DHHS - Food Safety Tips for the Holiday Season
Concord, NH During this busy holiday season, the Department of Health and Human Services' Bureau of Food Protection wants to remind everyone to follow some important food safety practices to avoid foodborne illnesses, such as Salmonella, E. coli, and Campylobacter. Comment?
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AmeriPure Oysters in Franklin uses a pasteurization process to essentially eliminate the vibrio bacteria from oysters. Comment?
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FDA warns 2 Minnesota farms about drug misuse
" Federal officials have sent warning letters to two central Minnesota dairy farms for allegedly using high levels of antibiotics in cows. Comment?
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A new approach to food safety could protect Americans from illness
For most New Yorkers, eating a hamburger is a routine experience that is nothing more than an enjoyable meal. Comment?
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Staunton Restaurant Inspections
Facility type: Fast-food restaurant Inspection type: Routine Inspection date: Nov. Comment?
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Augusta County Restaurant Inspections
Facility type: Fast-food restaurant Inspection type: Risk factor assessment Inspection date: Oct. Comment?
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Ham, turkey bacon may contain listeria: CFIA
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a warning Tuesday to avoid purchasing or eating two types of meat products produced by Piller Sausages and Delicatessens Ltd., because they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. Comment?
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Processed Oysters Accepted Everywhere [Everywhere but Here]
After a whirlwind month for the Gulf Coast oyster industry, with stringent food safety requirements on raw oysters coming and then going, restaurant owners, oyster dealers and lovers of the salty delicacy are resting easier. Comment?
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Web Surfing -- Thanksgiving
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Hold the giblet gravy, please. No one's being fooled by calling it that, anyway. Comment?
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Washington businesses break ties to industrial-food chain
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From left, second-graders Danny Chung, Alimurtada Al-Shimari and Alan Huynh dive into lunch recently at Mount View Elementary in South Seattle. Comment?
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It's Time To End The Anti-BPA Hysteria
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Some months ago, I wrote about the misguided attacks on BPA - an important industrial chemical used in the manufacture of polycarbonate, and as a key constituent of protective coatings on metal food and beverage cans. Comment?
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Paynesville dairy one of two Minnesota farms warned for drug misuse
Federal officials have sent warning letters to two central Minnesota dairy farms for allegedly using high levels of antibiotics in cows. Comment?
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2 Minnesota Dairy Farms Warned For Drug Misuse
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Share + Nov 21, 2009 5:30 pm US/Central MINNEAPOLIS 1 of 1 J&L Dairy, in Clarissa, sent a cow to slaughter in March that was drugged with 129 times the amount of penicillin allowed. Comment?
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Glendale-Peoria Today publishes health inspections provided by the Maricopa County Environmental Services' Division of Health Services. Comment?
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Louisiana Congressmen Threaten FDA Over Oyster Ban
Louisiana lawmakers Tuesday threatened budget consequences for the Food and Drug Administration if the agency doesn't back off a plan to ban Gulf Coast oysters harvested during warm weather that are not treated with anti-bacteria technology. Comment?
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Beef products recalled due to listeria concerns
OTTAWA a ' A number of beef products sold in Quebec have been recalled due to concerns they have been contaminated by listeria, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Tuesday. Comment?
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Oysters on the Gulf Coast - including those in lugged by Cedar Key water men - are safe from a proposed federal Food and Drug administration "warm months" ban for now. Comment?
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How to use up those sale items from the supermarket
You spot a 3-pound-plus hunk of boneless beef round steak in a supermarket meat case - $4.99 a pound, $15.62 total - and think: Can't afford that. Comment?
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