Besides the reminder, what is the other required element of a consumer advisory?
a.A statement of the supplier's name for each raw item
b.A disclosure describing which foods are served raw
c.A posting of the operation's most recent inspection score
d.A record of the cook's food protection manager number
Explanation
The advisory has two parts: a disclosure that describes the animal-derived foods, such as raw oysters or hamburgers cooked to order, or asterisks them to a footnote, and a reminder about the increased risk. Supplier names, inspection scores, and certification numbers are unrelated to the advisory.
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