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The Radura Mark Does Not Mean Food Is Radioactive - working notes

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Hypothetical example: An adult learns that the irradiation mark does not mean radioactive food, corrects that description and follows the package’s ordinary storage and cooking directions.

01Read the wording before rejecting the package

Read the actual mark and treatment wording.

02Keep treatment separate from radioactivity

Check FDA’s explanation of irradiation and radioactivity.

03Keep normal handling in the plan

Follow the food’s normal handling and preparation instructions.

04Explain the choice without exaggerating either side

Communicate an accurate household decision.

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