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Are you prepared if a disaster strikes? What will you eat?
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Food Safety
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Lead leached from some types of ceramic dinnerware into foods and beverages is often consumers' biggest
source of dietary lead. These tips will help to reduce your exposure:
- Don't store acidic foods, such as fruit juices, in ceramic containers.
- Avoid or limit to special occasions the use of antique or collectible housewares for food and beverages.
- Follow label directions on ornamental ceramic products labeled "Not for Food Use--May Poison Food" or "For Decorative
Purposes Only," and don't use these items for preparing or storing food.
- Don't store beverages in lead crystal containers for extended periods.
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