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    A pork tapeworm, also known as a Taenia Solium, is a certain type of tapeworm that can infect people who eat raw pork or under cooked pork. Pork tapeworms can survive in human intestines for up to 25 years, or even longer, and it shows little to no symptoms. If the eggs from the worm are digested this can cause a extremely serious condition called Cysticercosis, which hatches the egg and releases the larva, which migrates to other parts of the body like the brain and eyes, which can lead to neurocysticercosis

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    The FoodSaver® GameSaver® Titanium Vacuum Sealer Hunting season is upon us and that means game meat processing will soon be in full swing. Freezers stuffed with meat, fish, and poultry, food that you brought home to help carry you over the long winter months, but will it carry you over the months, will it be ready to eat whenever you grab a package out of the deep freeze. How do you ensure it stays edible for months or even years in some cases? It has to be packaged correctly and one of the best

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    C. Internal Analysis 1. Value Chain Network Supply Chain Management Operations Distribution Sales & Marketing Service Imported pork meat are transported to the factory where it is stored and ready for processing Pork meat are blended with spices and processed into uniform slices using machines Processed Bakkwas are distributed to retail outlets where they are grilled on the spot Bakkwas are purchased directly through outlets. Marketing tactics are only prevalent during the Chinese festive season

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    stated makes me even feel worse, “The experts defined processed meats as those that have been salted, cured, smoked or otherwise transformed to enhance their flavor or keep them from going bad. Although most processed meats are derived from beef and pork, they can also be made from other kinds of red meat, poultry or organ meats like liver or sweetbreads.” Processed

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    This documentary looked into the emergence of giant wild hogs in the southern United States. Through claims of sightings and kills of giant hogs, this documentary established the possibility of their existence. This is an interesting topic for anyone interested in wildlife. However interesting the topic, the documentary was poorly put together and fails to inform the viewer. This documentary is highly ineffective for those looking to learn about giant hogs in the wild. The documentary only provides

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    Executive Summary Intensive pig farming is an agricultural industry that operates by raising live pigs for slaughtering which will then be turned into pork for human consumption. Piggeries, as the firm is called, serve as a major food source in the Philippines, with the highest grossing per capita consumption among red meats. The industry is fairly attractive to investors as its high capital requirement and risky nature is effectively balanced out by the steady demand of a readily available market

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    Purpose and Benefits of the Livestock Industry Specific Purpose Statement: To inform my audience about the benefits of the livestock industry and how we are feeding a growing world. Thesis: The livestock industry as a whole is a vital part of our everyday lives, but is often looked upon negatively due to misconstrued facts, videos and personal opinion. Pattern of Organization: Chronological Introduction 1. By a show of hands, how many of you enjoy eating a burger or bacon? Alright, how

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    Introduction . The intake of red and/or processed meat is a potential risk factor for colorectal cancer (Chenni et al, 2013, pg 227). One of the recommendations to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer is to reduce the intake of red meat (Takachi et al, 2011, pg 604). Higher instances of colon cancer have been found in men than in women, because men generally consume more red meat than women (Zhu et al, 2013, pg 2). Some studies prove that an increase of colon tumors in rats connected in

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    Primary Source: “The Jungle” By Upton Sinclair The Jungle by Upton Sinclair was written to expose the brutality faced by the workers in the meatpacking industry. Sinclair wanted to show people what was really going on in the factory because few people were informed about these companies work conditions. He wanted to show the public that meat was “ diseased, rotten, and contaminated” (Willie).” This revelation shocked the, public which later led to the creation of the federal laws on food and safety

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    Rewards & Conch-equences “Identity is never static, always in the making and never made” (Fuchs). All people struggle with this concept of identity, with who they are. This one concept takes into account every aspect of oneself: an individual’s morals, values, experiences, words, and actions. Therefore, one’s identity is always changing because none of these things are static-they are always changing. William Golding uses certain characters in Lord of the Flies to convey that identity is a

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