Mary FitzGerald

Safe and Sound Food Safety Consultants

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Founder of Safe & Sound Food Safety Consultants, which works with restaurants

Mary FitzGerald on KCRW

In the interests of food safety, the state legislature has unanimously passed a law requiring cooks -- including the finest chefs -- to use disposable gloves whenever they touch…

Will New Food Safety Rules Take the Artistry Out of Cooking?

In the interests of food safety, the state legislature has unanimously passed a law requiring cooks -- including the finest chefs -- to use disposable gloves whenever they touch…

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