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Home Refrigeration Knowledge and Practice of Consumers Print

Project PI: S.L. Godwin PI Contact: 931-963-5619 E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Source: Food and Drug Administration

Summary: FINDINGS NOT YET AVAILABLE - The goals are to obtain information to support the science behind the U.S. Public Health Service Code, which provides guidance to the retail and food service industry, as well as information to support guidance to the consumer. Little is known about the actual refrigeration practices of American consumers, although proper cooling of foods is known to help prevent food borne illness. Thus, the overall goal of this project will be to determine the food refrigeration knowledge and practices of consumers in six states.

Academic Affiliation: Tennessee State University

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