Fred and the Voice of Food Safety: How to Avoid Food-Borne Illness
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Food and Drug Administration gov.ntis.ava18185vnb1 Fred and the Voice of Food Safety: How to Avoid Food-Borne Illness About 2 million cases of food poisoning which now occur each year are due to improper handling of food in the home. This presentation teaches how to handle, thaw, and store food properly to avoid foodborne illness. Fred's wife has returned to the work force!