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In today’s environment of free trade and divergent or absent regulation, the daily health of millions of unsuspecting people around the world is at increasing risk from water-borne bacteria, pesticides, industrial toxins, manufacturing byproducts, and hazardous wastes from military arsenals.

The lack of strict export safety measures in many countries has an impact on the health of our communities. For example, changing food industry practices and food imported from around the globe bring new challenges to food safety in the US. Hence, the management of health risks elsewhere in the world has direct consequences here.

 

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