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Fashion over food safety -- Baltimore Sun edition

By Doug Powell

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Joan Westlake of the Baltimore Sun writes that the very fruits and vegetables you are eating to be healthy can make you deathly ill. You've seen it in the headlines - E. coli on spinach, Listeria on sliced melon and Salmonella on shelled hazelnuts. The Food and Drug Administration spent a good deal of time early last year investigating three different alfalfa sprout illness outbreaks.

Westlake says, in some completely unsubstantiated BS, that the major contributing factors - factory farms and improper food handling - are not going away any time soon.

She then mechanically recites the clean, cook, separate and chill factors without saying anything about sourcing food from safe sources – especially since she cited fresh produce as a food safety risk factor.

Just more of what passes for food safety news nonsense.
 

Full post as published by BarfBlog on January 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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