Most consumers say they pay attention to food recall notices, and they tell others about them. Yet, fewer than 60% actually look in their cabinets, refrigerators, or freezers for the recalled food. They have a “not in my house” attitude.
The Partnership for Food Safety Education has information to help educate all consumers about what they should know and what to look for if there’s a recall. Learn more at www.fightbac.org/food-safety-education/recall-basics/.
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That “not in my house” mindset is a big issue — people see recall alerts but don’t always connect them to what’s in their own kitchen. Taking a couple of minutes to check your pantry or fridge can make a huge difference. The Partnership for Food Safety Education has solid guidance on what to look for, and I’ve also shared related resources here: DHC Menu