Identificación y Manejo de Alimentos y Bebidas Contaminadas Después de un Desastre
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- Date of Publication
- October 28, 2021
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Informacion de la Publicacion
Despues de una tormenta o corte electrico, algunos alimentos pueden representar un riesgo para la salud.
Nuestra guia gratuita de 1 pagina le brinda apoyo despues de un desastre y le ensena como:
- Saber que alimentos son seguros despues de un desastre
- Desinfectar los alimentos sellados
- Desechar de manera segura los alimentos que no sean seguros
No se arriesgue. Descargue su guia gratuita y sepa que alimentos son seguros despues de un desastre.
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