Michigan Fresh (Arabic): Safe Handling of Fruits and Vegetables

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June 23, 2021 - Author: Michigan State University Extension-Joyce McGarry

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Tags: arabic, food safety, fruits, michigan fresh, michigan state university extension, safe food & water, vegetables

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Joyce McGarry

Joyce McGarry
mcgarryj@msu.edu

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