Hi Ted and list,
The little cartons of milk and juices are irradiated after they have
been sealed. They remain sterile until opened. I have been to the
irradiation plants in person at Mexico City and Manila Phillippines.
There has been much discussion about the safety of irradiated foods . It
is not permitted in the US yet, but after the hamburger contamination
flap last year some pilot projects are in operation in this
country.Irradiated products can be stored almost indefinitely with out
refrigeration.Of course they have to be sealed so as not to be
recontaminated or exposed to pathogens.I have drank alot of that milk
and juice when I`m traveling overseas.
Bless you Bob Lee
Twindsor wrote:
>
> Hi Tai-Pan
>
> I know they use H2O2 in the pack's of juices, because these cartons sit many
> months on the shelf without refridgeration, they also do this for milk. In
> Mexcio the milk sits on the floor of the store also it is used in Spain. I
> also don't think that these companies that you contacted would tell you the
> truth, when it comes to H2O2. heck they don't even have to tell us what is
> even in the product.
>
> In Good Health
>
> Ted
>
> ----------
> > Hi list,
> > Back on June 16 a person made the statement during a discussion of H2O2
> > that,"The food industry uses it expressly for the purpose of its
> > anti-bacterial properties".
> > I have investigated this claim and this is the findings of the
> > investigation.
> > Contact was made with a representative cross section of the *food
> > industry* by calling each of the following food processing companies.
> > Del Monte Foods, San Francisco, Cal.
> > Libby`s (Seneca Foods), Marion, New york
> > Campbell`s Soup Company,Camden,New Jersey
> > Hunt`s (Hunt-Wesson Co.),Fullerton, Cal.
> > Rose-Dale (Tri-Valley Growers),San Francisco,Cal.
> > Bush (Bush-Brothers & Co.),Knoxville , Tenn.
> > Parade (Federated Foods), Arlington Heights, Ill.
> > Trappey`s (Allen Canning Co.) Siloam Springs,Arkansas
> >
> > The first question asked was :Do you use Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) in
> > your foods? All answered NO.
> >
> > The second question asked was : Do you use Hydrogen Peroxide in any of
> > your operations? All answered NO.
> >
> > The third question asked was: Do your janitorial services use it in
> > clean up operations ? : All answered NO.
> >
> > The fourth question asked was : Do you know of any food processers
> > using Hydrogen Peroxide in their products or in their facilities? : All
> > answered NO.
> >
> > Not to leave a stone unturned I called a friend in San Diego, Cal. (
> > used to live there), who is in the industrial cleaning business. He said
> > they don`t use it and didn`t know any one who did.
> >
> > At this point you can draw your own conclusion.
>
> >
> > Bless you Bob Lee
> >
> > PS, Tried the milk test, milk went bad ... H2O2 didn`t sterilize the
> > milk.
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