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SF Passes Ordinance to Require Stores to Label Meats Raised with Antibiotics

Officials in San Francisco are preparing to enforce a new ordinance that will require city stores that sell raw meat and poultry to label and list any antibiotics used to raise the livestock. Don Ford reports. (10-24-17)

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