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FDA winds down part of lead-contaminated applesauce probe
The FDA will continue to actively investigate how WanaBana’s apple cinnamon fruit puree pouches, which were recalled in late October because of high lead levels, became contaminated.
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Potential bird flu effects causing concern for Texans
Bird flu cases are affecting an egg producer and dairy farm in Texas. Some people are worried about this affecting the cost of egg, poultry, or even milk. NBC 5’s Vince Sims takes a closer look at what you should expect.
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Officials say Bird Flu cases in Texas should not affect egg and dairy prices at grocery stores
Bird Flu cases are affecting an egg producer and dairy farm here in Texas. Some people are worried about this affecting the cost of eggs, poultry or even milk.
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Largest US fresh egg producer halts production at Texas plant after bird flu found in chickens
The largest fresh egg producer in the U.S. says it has stopped production at a plant in the Texas Panhandle after bird flu was found in the flock.
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What is ‘bird flu'?
Avian influenza or bird flu is a disease that naturally spreads among wild aquatic birds worldwide, as well as domestic poultry and other bird and animal species.
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Consumer Reports tests a variety of packaged foods for chemicals found in plastic
Consumer Reports tested a wide variety of packaged foods-85 to be exact, looking primarily for chemicals called phthalates and bisphenols such as BPA.
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How to story your favorite leftovers safely this holiday season
For many, November and December are packed with fabulous family meals and the leftovers from those meals, but this time of year can also be peak for food poisoning! The experts at Consumer Reports have tips to store your favorite leftovers safely this holiday season!
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Safely store those holiday leftovers
The experts at Consumer Reports have tips to store your favorite leftovers safely this holiday season.
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How to Avoid the Temperature ‘Danger Zone' When Grilling This Summer
Heading into summer grilling season, the USDA is reminding North Texans to brush up on their food safety skills.