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Policy
food poisoning
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английски
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Le·bens·mit·tel·ver·gif·tung <-, -en> СЪЩ f

Lebensmittelvergiftung
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Lebensmittelvergiftung f <-, -en>
Lebensmittelvergiftung f <-, -en>
sich дат eine Lebensmittelvergiftung zuziehen [o. Aразг a. holen]

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Sachverständige der EFSA haben die wissenschaftlichen Empfehlungen zur Sicherheit der Bestrahlung von Lebensmitteln – einem Verfahren zur Zerstörung von Bakterien, die Lebensmittelvergiftungen verursachen – aktualisiert.
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www.efsa.europa.eu
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EFSA’s scientific experts have updated scientific advice on the safety of irradiation of food – a process which can be used to destroy bacteria that cause food poisoning.
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Gelangt dieses Bakterium in Lebensmittel, kann es den sogenannten Botulismus, eine lebensbedrohliche Lebensmittelvergiftung, verursachen.
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www.kneu.ovgu.de
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If this bacterium occurs in food, it can cause botulism, a life-threatening food poisoning.
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Wegen einem schweren Sturz eines Teilnehmers und gleichzeitiger Lebensmittelvergiftung von drei anderen, war ich letztendlich der einzige, der es bis in die Wüste geschafft hat.
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coyotetrips.de
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Because of a bad crash of one rider, and food poisoning of three others (Country Kitchen, Burns, Oregon), I ended up being the only one who actually made it to the desert.
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Es gibt einen Word Rap und ein langes Interview über Reispfannkuchen, dreiköpfige Affen und eine Lebensmittelvergiftung in Bangladesch.
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www.flocutus.de
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There’s a word rap and a long interview about rice pancakes, three headed monkeys and food poisoning in Bangladesh. (in German)
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Der Hauptgrund es zu verwenden, abgesehen von seinem ausgezeichnetem Geschmack, besteht in dem Glauben, dass die Blätter stimulierend wirken auf die inneren Organe und einen Schutz darstellen gegen leichte Lebensmittelvergiftungen.
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centraleurope.koppertcress.com
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The main reason, next to its good taste, is the belief that the leaf is an intestine stimulant and protects against (mild) food poisoning.
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