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Chapter 13, Problem 5TF
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To explain: Whether the statement “The temperature for your refrigerator should be set at 40°F or below” is true or false.

Concept introduction: Foodborne illness is the type of sickness that is mainly caused by the consumption of contaminated food or beverages. Foodborne illness is also known as food poisoning. To reduce the chance of foodborne illness, it is necessary to follow cleaning, cooking, chilling, and combating cross-contamination.

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