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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2021 · 1H 50M

Food Safety Talk 239: Heavy Food, Amirite?

from Food Safety Talk · host Ben Chapman

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After a quick conversation about how spatial audio works, Don reveals that his AirPods are dirty, which leads to a discussion about how to clean them. The guys then just yell out random technology for a while including things that Don is using to go paperless and other things that Ben thinks he might want to use. The guys make an announcement re: Food Safety Talk merch, starting with a red food safety talk t-shirt (also now in black in response to requests, also available in tank tops and hoodies) that can be found at Cotton Bureau. The conversation shifts to beef companies getting hacked and the potential food safety impacts. Don and Ben talk again about frozen chicken items and what constitutes a recall and what doesn't. Don talks about a situation he's involved with related to pest control and what CDC says. The guys go on to talk about some feedback on parenting advice books, FDA warning letters, and focus on technology and traceability in the last mile. The talk goes to delivery food safety and how not to communicate when your prime rib restaurant leads to an outbreak. The guys end the show with regulatory confusion around live abalone tanks.

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