LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – The Food and Drug Administration is advising Kroger shoppers to not eat any recently-purchased yellowfin tuna steaks. Eating the tuna may cause scromboid poisoning, which is caused by eating fish that wasn’t properly …
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The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers about yellowfin tuna steaks purchased at Krogers in 16 states, including, Georgia, Ohio and Tennessee. The fish, which has sell-by dates from Aug. 29 to Sept. 14, could cause scombroid poisoning.
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In addition, many investors in CVCs did not think a CVC was property and thus didn't require the accounting and reporting expected by the IRS.
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If you are booked to fly to or from San Francisco International Airport between now and September 27 during a massive runway resurfacing project, it’s quite likely that you’ll face a flight delay or cancellation. Currently, the airport says that 400-500 flights per …
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While it’s most assuredly been the summer of hard seltzer (there’s a White Claw shortage now, you monsters), new kinds of canned booze have been making their way to shelves with or without added bubbles. In July, PBR released a hard coffee beverage, …
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