Essay On Parenting Makes People Fat

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THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF RATS ON FOOD SUPPLY We are fortunate to live in a diverse world, and are luckier to be sharing it various species of animals and plants, many of which are beneficial to our survival. There are, however, some species that interfere with human activities and property. Still, the number of pests that negatively affect human lives make up less than one percent of the total population of animal and insect species. More than Just a Nuisance Among all the pests human beings have to contend with, rodents – rats specifically – top the list. Not only do these stinky, vile and filthy varmints damage your property and invade your space; they also threaten your health because of the various diseases they bring. Every year, rats and …show more content…

Rats and other rodents are also highly territorial, marking their food with urine. So if you are tempted to just cut off the piece of carrot with a nibble on it, don’t – unless you want to get sick. That piece of cheese gets contaminated as soon as the rat sinks its teeth into it, leaving the germs it carries in its mouth in that yummy piece of cheddar. Tempting, yes, but not safe. Managing Rats and other Pests There is only one solution to the rat problem in food facilities: effective pest management. However, some food companies tend to be lax in their commitment to effectively control pests. In the hustle and bustle of everyday operations, pest management can take the backseat. However, it is critical for all food facilities to plan and implement regular inspections, pest-proofing measures and a concrete and immediate pest eradication plan as soon as an infestation is discovered. Food facility owners and managers must work together to ensure that their facility is free of pests, ensuring that the food stored and prepared in their facility is safe and free from

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