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with mad cow I think I will get American~!!

New Zealand

Bonnie: Yeppers it comes from New Zealand. I watched

a CNN show about where fast food restaraunts got their

beef and it named Macs, s, and Burger King

as the ones that get it from there. According to CNN

Juicy Burger, In and Out burger and A & W get theirs

from the good old USA. I guess it depends on whether

or not you want your beef to have a

history...lol...Any way, have a great day.

Love in His Light

Sandy

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with mad cow I think I will get American~!!

New Zealand

Bonnie: Yeppers it comes from New Zealand. I watched

a CNN show about where fast food restaraunts got their

beef and it named Macs, s, and Burger King

as the ones that get it from there. According to CNN

Juicy Burger, In and Out burger and A & W get theirs

from the good old USA. I guess it depends on whether

or not you want your beef to have a

history...lol...Any way, have a great day.

Love in His Light

Sandy

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Mr savva i havent heard form youin a while dude, hows it going.

Thanks dude yes it looks as though it will be on the up.

Mitch

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Hi Mitch,

Yeah we seem to pop into each others life periodically dont we. Glad to hear

your on the up.I've been in contact with Tom Ellis recently he's trying to

persuade me to go on holiday with him and Dave tighe this yr. Also I was on Ian

(Stan ) Boardmans rig recently, nice to catch up with the lads every now and

again. For me- Well I've been kept very busy with various projects, am due back

onshore today and i'm away to Nigeria in early August, possible long term thing

if I like it.

Well mate good to hear from you and drop me a line offline when you get chance.

Chris

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Did anyone else catch this???

Outbreaks of foodborne disease such as salmonellosis, campylobacteriosis and E. coli infection have been attributed to drinking raw milk.

Attributed to BUT NOT PROVEN!

New Zealand

Monday, 14 September, 2009 - 11:16

With the dairy season in full swing the New Zealand Food Safety Authority is highlighting the dangers of drinking unpasteurised or raw milk.

NZFSA's principal adviser for public health Dr says drinking unpasteurised milk is risky because it hasn't been heat treated to kill any harmful bacteria that might be in the raw product, such as Salmonella, E. coli, Campylobacter and Listeria monocytogenes.

"Everyone can get sick from drinking milk contaminated with these bugs, especially if it is not properly refrigerated as this provides the perfect conditions for them to grow. However, more vulnerable groups such as babies and toddlers, the frail elderly, expectant mothers and people with weakened immune systems, are at greater risk of getting sick and the consequences for them can be more severe."

The general retail sale of raw drinking milk is not permitted in New Zealand, though under the Food Act 1981 people are allowed to purchase up to five litres from the farm gate if they intend to drink it themselves or provide it to their family. It is important to note that such milk must have been harvested in accordance with an approved Risk Management Programme (which is appropriate for milk for direct human consumption) under the Animal Products Act 1999.

Outbreaks of foodborne disease such as salmonellosis, campylobacteriosis and E. coli infection have been attributed to drinking raw milk.

While illness caused by harmful bacteria in raw milk can be a mild bout of vomiting or diarrhoea, people sometimes develop symptoms that are chronic, severe or even life-threatening. Dr emphasises that the only completely safe way to avoid getting food poisoning from raw milk is not to drink it and opt for pasteurised milk instead.

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