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The Health Professional’s Guide to Food Allergies and Intolerances (10% off During the Month of May)

The Health Professional’s Guide to Food Allergies and Intolerances (10% off During the Month of May)

This comprehensive guide sheds light on the latest science behind food allergies and intolerances as well as practical suggestions for their management.

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Shopping Safely

Safe Handling Tips for Fruits and Vegetables

Produce safety (thumb)Keep your produce safe to eat with proper food preparation and storage.

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How to Safely Buy, Store and Cook Meat

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Get your meat safely from the supermarket to the kitchen table by taking an active role in safeguarding the meat you eat.

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How to Reduce Foodborne Illness from Seafood

Seafood (thumb)Learn the methods to properly handle seafood and greatly reduce the risk of foodborne illness.

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Food Safety Tips for Canned, Frozen and Packaged Foods

Food storage basics (thumb)Many people turn to canned foods, frozen foods and prepared salads at dinnertime instead of preparing meals from scratch. But these products also need handling to protect against foodborne illnesses.

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Warehouse Club Stores

Warehouse store safety (thumb)If you buy in bulk, you may end up with more than you can eat. When it comes to deciding when to throw out food, many people wait for food to taste bad, look bad or smell bad rather than check the expiration date. Keep foods safe by eating or freezing them by the "use-by" date.

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Food Safety Tips for Dairy Products

Dairy safety (thumb)Keep dairy products safe to eat: review these storage and food safety tips before the next trip to the grocery store.

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Food Shopping Safety Guidelines

Grocery cart (thumb)Knowing how to select produce, dairy, meats and seafood while shopping can reduce the chance of foodborne illness.

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