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UPDATED: Keeping Food Safe During an Emergency
The Importance of Being Food Safe
Keeping Baby Safe
Protect Your Baby and Yourself From Listeriosis
My freezer stopped. What should I do and what can I save?
Tailgate Food Safety
Pack Safety in Your Picnic Basket
Time Out for Take-Out
Preventing Health Risks Associated with Drinking Unpasteurized or Untreated Juice
Home-Based Foodborne Illness
Kitchen Contaminants
Can Your Kitchen Pass the Food Safety Test?
Prevent Food Poisoning in Your Home
Using a Meat Thermometer
Marinate Meats Safely!
Cooling Food Quickly
Slow Cookers
What is the safest way to handle and prepare eggs?
Basic Steps for Freezing Foods
What is the safest way to defrost meat, poultry, and fish?
Safety of Fresh Pork...from Farm to Table
What's a Senior to Eat?
Seniors Need Wisdom on Food Safety
Alcohol Consumption
Food Safety in Popular Cooking Shows and Response from Food Network

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My obsession with "the crawl"

Hi, my name is Susan and I'm a sales consultant for the food industry. Like a lot of people, I watch the evening news on TV. I also read the "crawl" scrolling across the bottom of the screen. One evening as I was eating dinner and watching the news, I saw a word on the crawl that startled me: "tomatoes." I had to watch the crawl twice. Yes, there was a problem with tomatoes. I was eating a salad and I dropped my fork.

Everyone was talking about it. News reports gave different accounts of the same story. It was confusing. One day I was in the market and an older woman I never met before asked me if she should buy tomatoes.

For weeks after, the crawl had items about food recalls. It was almost a weekly event. I began a personal mission to find answers. What I found, or should I say didn't find, amazed me. There was no single source of information for people to learn about food recalls and food supply problems. It was spread out on various U.S. government web sites, industry newsletters, press reports, and other places. That gave me the inspiration for USFoodSafety.com.

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