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  2. Food Scientist Talks Chemicals in Berries with CBC 

Food Scientist Talks Chemicals in Berries with CBC 

Speaking to CBC News, Dr. Maria Corradini, professor in the Department of Food Science, discussed the risk of pesticide chemicals in berries. 

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Posted Oct 1, 2026
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