Chicken Sold in U.S. Grocery Stores Contain Bacteria
December 31, 2006
Chicken Sold in U.S. Grocery Stores Contain Bacteria
Consumer Reports found 83% of chicken sold in U.S. grocery stores contain bacteria that can cause illnesses. That’s up from 49% 3 years ago. Researchers tested 525 chickens purchased at various stores. The USDA said the study is flawed because the sample size is too small.
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