Championed Changes

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Mitzi Baum, Stop Foodborne Illness

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Feb 10, 2021

Stop Foodborne Illness began after an E.coli breakout and has championed changes of food safety standards. CEO Mitzi Baum discusses increasing awareness and how consumers can protect themselves.

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