A new edition of “Poisoned: The True Story of the Deadly E. Coli Outbreak That Changed the Way Americans Eat” by Jeff Benedict has been shipped to distributors by book publishers Thomson-Shore.
In the new
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We have about 500 “Poisoned” books that we would like to “give away.” All you need to do is subscribe to Food Safety News for the first time (see link above) and then send
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UPDATE: We went through over 100 since I posted this on Saturday. You still can get them at Amazon – http://www.amazon.com/Poisoned-Deadly-Outbreak-Changed-Americans/dp/098495435X – sorry. So, who plays me from 1993? Last year I offered to give
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Were I the CEO of a 1,900-store restaurant chain with 45,000 employees (with a CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 1522:1), and just had six foodborne illness outbreaks in six months, what would I do this coming
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Get your personal signed copy of Poisoned, the true account of the 1993 Jack in the Box E. coli outbreak by award-winning investigative journalist Jeff Benedict at Food Safety Summit. While attending the Food Safety
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Although there have been nearly 2,000,000 visitors to Food Safety News so far this year, we have just over 5,000 subscribers. So, the first 1,000 new subscribers will get a free book. Just subscribe here
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Just as Washington, D.C. is abuzz with a debate on agriculture appropriations — a bill in the House that would fund key food safety programs on the federal level — members of Congress and key
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For most Americans, the “Jack in the Box” brand brings to mind images of a guy in a gray flannel suit attached to an oversized, cartoonish head — the superstar of a super-successful TV ad
