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Don’t Get Burned by Foodborne Illness this Memorial Day

May 25, 2012 Bill Bagley, Public Affairs Specialist, Food Safety and Inspection Service

Tips to prepare your burgers, chicken, and hot dogs safely With Memorial Day weekend fast approaching, people all over the country are stocking up on charcoal and filling their propane tanks in preparation for another cookout season. As Americans begin to focus on spending more time outdoors and...

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Grillin’ and Chillin’ for National Barbecue Month

May 02, 2012 Michael T. Jarvis, AMS Public Affairs Director

April showers have passed and barbecues are in full bloom. Perfect weather and longer days make the month of May the perfect time to celebrate National Barbecue Month. Whether you think barbecuing requires gas or charcoal, or that ribs should only be parboiled, or if you insist that asparagus must...

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Don’t Miss Meat and Poultry Hotline Manager Diane Van’s Live Facebook Chat, Thursday at 1:00 p.m. EDT

June 30, 2010

The mercury is rising as we near the 4 th of July weekend, and so are opportunities for foodborne illness. To ward off the potential food disasters that large gatherings, sweltering heat, and high humidity can combine to create, FSIS is taking a new approach to getting its Be Food Safe message to...

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