A menu asterisks its raw oysters and lists a footnote. What must the reminder half of the consumer advisory say?
a.That eating raw or undercooked foods may increase illness risk
b.That the operation is not liable for any illness from raw items
c.That the oysters were harvested from a certified shellfish bed
d.That guests may request the oysters cooked at no extra charge
Explanation
The reminder asterisks the animal-derived foods to a footnote stating that written information is available on request, that consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase the risk of foodborne illness, or that same statement with a note about certain medical conditions. A liability disclaimer is not one of the permitted statements.
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