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food poisoning |
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illness from contaminated food |
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expert |
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specialist |
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ready made food |
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food already prepared for consumption |
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contaminate |
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pollute |
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display |
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1. put on show, exhibit 2. arrangement of things to look or buy |
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unsuitable |
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not appropriate |
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consumption |
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1. act of consuming, 2.. usage rate |
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offence |
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breaking of a rule |
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render |
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deliver, offer |
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injurious |
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likely to cause injury |
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enforcing |
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to make people obay a rule or law |
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provisions |
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conditions in a legal document |
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legislation |
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a law or set of laws |
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recommended |
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adviced |
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readings |
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indication of an instrument |
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intervals |
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period of time between two events |
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strict |
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one that must be obeyed |
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applied to |
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in use |
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storage |
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place for storing |
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pracaution |
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preventive measure |
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outbreak |
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epidemic break out |
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associate |
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be related, connected |
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due to |
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because of something, as a result of |
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poultry |
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chicken, turkey, duck |
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withdrawn |
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removed |
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infection |
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infectious disease, contagion |
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feed stuffs |
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food for animal |
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listeria |
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rod-shaped bacteria named after J. Lister |
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udergoing |
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happen to |
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treatment |
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the way you deal with a subject |
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spate |
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sudden large number |
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potent |
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powerfull |
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miscarriage |
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pregnancy termination |
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thrive |
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grow healthily, to prosper |