AMI's has launched a new Web
site; www.meatsafety.org offers consumers and
the media comprehensive information about meat
and poultry safety. The site also offers
detailed information about cooking, safe
handling, thermometer use and storage of
specific meat and poultry products.
Reviewed by staff at USDA’s Meat and
Poultry Hotline, Meatsafety.org also includes
links to nutrition guidelines, kid-friendly
information, food safety publications and
articles and a "Hot Topics" section for the
most up-to-date news on food safety. Poultry
companies may also refer to
www.poultrysafety.org, which will direct
consumers to the same comprehensive information
on meatsafety.org.
Designed and created
in-house by AMI staff, the site has a fresh,
clean look with easy navigation and
downloadable, 'quick tip' sheets. The site
includes many colorful photos, which will be
available soon through an extensive photo
gallery.
The Web site's homepage
features a “Food Safety Quiz” where consumers
can test their food safety IQ in five minutes.
The quiz is available for meat-eaters and
vegetarians; fresh produce can also harbor
bacteria, which can cause food borne
illness.
Meatsafety.org also offers
extensive resources to media, with a wide array
of fact sheets, charts, links and articles on
important topics.
"With
easy-to-remember names like 'meatsafety.org',
and 'poultrysafety.org', it is our hope that
consumers and media will regard the site as a
useful and often visited resource," said AMI
President J. Patrick Boyle.
AMI Launches a New Web site: Meatsafety.org
Tuesday, July 27, 2004
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