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Foods to avoid this Independence Day and tips to avoid holiday food poisoning
1 month ago | By Food Safety News
It's the Fourth of July weekend and with that comes the expectation of lots of food, time with friends and family and fireworks. Prep for the heat, review firework safety and read the following food safety tips to keep everyone safe this Independence Day.
Holiday events are often inter-generational affairs, which means that those most vulnerable - elderly parents, pregnant women and young children - to food poisoning will be enjoying the holiday spread. Because of this, it is best to go the extra mile to make sure the food is safe for everyone.
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