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Listeria probe sparks safety fix

Source: Toronto Star
Ottawa : Canada | 2 months ago  
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Canada is ready to overhaul its food safety system by implementing every change suggested by the head of a sweeping investigation into the deadly outbreak of bacteria linked to ready-to-eat meats. "One year ago we were reminded that the job of keeping Canadians safe is never done.
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