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A McMaster University research team from Hamilton/Ont. has proven that food contamination can be detected by a strip. It took the team 15 years to perfect this task. I have discussed food safety, particularly in summer, before. I also pointed out several measures the FDA introduced to

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August 22, 2018

by Ray Schilling

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e.coli, fluorescent color, food born illnesses, genetic sequences, lengthy culture period, listeria, mcmaster university, meat poisoning, salmonella, sentinel wrap patch

Packaging Of Fast Food Contains Carcinogens

A new study warns that packaging of fast food items contains carcinogens. Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are highly persistent chemicals. These chemicals are associated with cancer. They have damaging effects on fetal growth and on the immune system. The reason the food industry i

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February 15, 2017

by Ray Schilling

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cancer, carcinogens, cardboard, cup materials, fetal growth, fluoride in packaging material, immune system, packaging of fast food items, spectroscopy, wrapping paper

We all had the experience that we dropped food, but is dropped food contaminated? This is the question that a group of microbiologists from Rutgers University, New Jersey asked themselves. There is a saying called the 5-second rule. This suggests that eating food from the floor is saf

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December 07, 2016

by Ray Schilling

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bacterial transfer rate, bread, carpet, ceramic tile, dropped food, enterobacter aerogenes, gummy candy, stainless steel, water melon, wood

Food Contamination Can Be Detected By A Strip

Packaging Of Fast Food Contains Carcinogens

Is Dropped Food Contaminated?

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