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E. coli levels in feed lot factory raised beef doesn't impact the sale of 
beef, why should it affect the sale of honey any more than the use of 
organophosphates (sp) for mite control.  Unfortunately, as a population, 
humans are pretty oblivious to what is in the foods they consume.

Coleene
Forever a lerker


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