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Loblaws chief Galen Weston Jr, owner of Weston’s Bread, Loblaws Supermarkets, and Holt-Renfrew, thinks Farmers’ Markets will kill someone.
“Farmers’ markets are great. . . ,” Weston said Tuesday during a speech to about 600 people at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, but added: “One day they’re going to kill some people though.”
Farmers’ Markets Ontario works with Ontario’s 36 public health units, each of which has a “champion” responsible for markets. It has a food safety manual on its website. In Brantford, Brant County Health Unit inspects farmers’ markets.
The CFIA manages about 235 food recalls by manufacturers, importers, distributors and retailers each year. When the product poses a serious health risk, it issues a public warning.
Spokesperson Guy Gravelle said the vast majority of recalls involve supermarkets and grocery stores, but the agency will investigate complaints linked to mom-and-pop shops and farmers’ markets. He didn’t have statistics available.
Sorry, Galen, Loblaws will kill someone before the Farmers’ Markets do. I’ll put money on it.
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Chiquita Bananas Are saying “Boycott Canadian Oil.” Then after they got wind of Canadians being pissed about the ban, they changed to the story to “Well, sort of boycott, not really.” COME ON!
Sorry Chiquita. Not good enough. So if you live in Canada, Do NOT buy Chiquita Bananas. Buy Dole, Buy Del Monte. Tell your grocer you will not be buying Chiquita Bananas until they apologize for saying Canadian Oil is bad. Especially since that comes from a company that was fined $25 million by the US government because it had been paying money to terrorist groups in South America. Shameful. Nice moral ground to stand on.
As a public service, for the next few weeks, Generation Zel! Radio will be airing the Chiquita Banana Ban ads on the station throughout December and January.
DO NOT BUY CHIQUITA BANANAS.
Join The Decorum Room Wednesday where Mags will be preparing a multi-lettuce salad, and will be
cooking up cheese bacon meatballs and gnocchi. Mags will also be discussing how to win your way into his heart through food. The wine tonight is Verdicchio.
Verdicchio is a grape variety from Italy that produces a wine of the same name. Verdicchio (the grape) is a rapid growing, high acid grape grown almost exclusively in Central Italy where it is thought that the grape developed. This grape has a yellowish green color. Verdicchio grows best in well drained soils of sand and limestone.
Verdicchio (the wine), is slightly green-yellow in color and has a delicate bouquet. It is medium bodied with surprisingly strong flavors, a crisp acid balance and a slightly bitter finish. It is best consumed within the first two years from the vintage date.
It all starts at 8pm here!
A 555-pound teen who disappeared with his mother after she was accused of neglecting his health was found with her Thursday afternoon at a laundry in Maryland, authorities said.
Paramedics checked Alexander Draper, 14, before turning him over to the Maryland Department of Human Resources, police said. The two were found in Woodlawn area of Baltimore County, police said.
We’ll be discussing this kid and more… on ‘The Show’ tonight at 1030 pm Eastern, 7:30 Pacific!
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and President’s Choice are recalling some of their meat products due to possible E. Coli contamination.
Consumers should avoid eating PC brand steaks, roasts and ground beef with best before dates of April 29th and June 16th.
If you do have any of these products, you’re advised to throw them away.
