Identifying and Handling Spoiled/Unsafe Food and Drinks after a Disaster
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- October 27, 2021
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Not sure what to do with food after a storm?
Our free 1-page guide provides a helping hand after a disaster, teaching you how to:
- Know what food is safe after a disaster
- Disinfect sealed food
- Safely discard any unsafe
Don't risk it. Download your free guide and know what food is safe after a disaster.
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