Mr. Glickman has said that the Hudson Foods case highlights the need to better educate the public on how to prepare food properly, but we can't all become sterile technicians at home. Thermometers won't protect us from E. coli-contaminated alfalfa sprouts. Public health has been a primary responsibility of Government for more than a century. Inspection and testing alone, however responsibly applied, can never assure consumer safety where invisible pathogens are concerned. Pasteurization saved the babies.
Irradiation can save our food.
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