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Our community answers question on food safety as defined by official regulations. Questions and answers that contradict that view, are considered off-topic.
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Is it safe for me to eat a salmon/tuna packet that's been in the car all summer?
Apparently I've had various salmon/tuna packets in the my car for months, likely being heated near 100° F, off and on.
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Still before the confusing 'BEST IF USED BY' date of August 2018 …
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