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It is not the chlorine that is the problem, it is the fact that chlorine is used to cover up poor hygienic practices. Once treated with chlorine, you can no lo
by oxfordmale 5y ago
It is not the chlorine that is the problem, it is the fact that chlorine is used to cover up poor hygienic practices.
Once treated with chlorine, you can no longer detect salmonella on the surface, however, it could well be present inside the chicken.
- CommanderData 5y agoThis is very much the concern with everyone I ask here. Farming practices naturally have to be better to control outbreak of disease. Covering up poor hygeine with Chlroine doesn't digest too well among the public.