Tips for keeping for-sale food items legally labeled

Posted: Updated:

By WCAX News - bio | email

SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. -

Londa Nwadike, a food safety specialist from the University of Vermont Extension program, has some tips on how you can make sure the food you're selling at farmers markets meets legal criteria.

For more information or if you have questions, you can reach her at:

Phone: (802) 223-2389

Email: Londa.Nwadike@uvm.edu

Local NewsMore>>
Court documents: Mafia may be involved in Vt. prostitution
Court documents: Mafia may be involved in Vt. prostitution
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 6:00 PM EDT2013-06-18 22:00:27 GMT
Court documents indicate New York's Chinese mafia may be involved in prostitution at a Chittenden County spa. Tuesday morning, landlord Thomas Booska pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge. A tenantMore >>
A landlord has denied charges related to prostitution at an alleged sex spa in Williston. And court documents indicate New York's Chinese Mafia may be involved in prostitution in Vermont.More >>
Hopkinton, N.Y., man accused of promoting prostitution
Hopkinton, N.Y., man accused of promoting prostitution
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 12:13 PM EDT2013-06-18 16:13:18 GMT
A Hopkinton, New York man is behind bars, accused of promoting prostitution. Police say Monday, they searched 60-year-old Dean Lamphere's house and business -- Lamphere's General Trucking and Repair.More >>
A Hopkinton, N.Y., man is behind bars, accused of promoting prostitution.More >>
Vt. man charged with firing rounds at tree cutter
Vt. man charged with firing rounds at tree cutter
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 10:00 AM EDT2013-06-18 14:00:51 GMT
A New Haven man says he was trying to stop another man from cutting down his neighbor's trees, but police say firing shots wasn't the way to do it. Police say on Sunday, 72-year-old David Milson firedMore >>
A New Haven man says he was trying to stop another man from cutting down his neighbor's trees, but police say firing shots wasn't the way to do it.More >>
Allegations of misconduct stack up at Vt. fire department
Allegations of misconduct stack up at Vt. fire department
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 5:58 PM EDT2013-06-18 21:58:04 GMT
Former Bennington Rural Fire Department chief Joseph Hayes pleaded not guilty Monday to embezzlement charges stemming from a department-sponsored raffle when he was chief. Participants told police theyMore >>
A former chief at the Bennington Rural Fire Department faces embezzlement charges and 16 volunteers are in hot water over another incident. As allegations of misconduct stack up, some residents are worried about their safety.More >>
Former Vt. trooper decertified as officer
Former Vt. trooper decertified as officer
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 10:09 AM EDT2013-06-18 14:09:41 GMT
A former state police trooper in prison for padding his timesheets will never serve as a police officer again in Vermont. The Vermont Criminal Justice Training Council voted to decertify Jim Deeghan asMore >>
A former state police trooper in prison for padding his time sheets will never serve as a police officer again in Vermont.More >>
Police: Vt. man drove 102 mph in 65-mph zone
Police: Vt. man drove 102 mph in 65-mph zone
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 10:28 AM EDT2013-06-18 14:28:27 GMT
A Vermont man has been charged with speeding 102 miles per hour on northbound Interstate 89.More >>
A Vermont man has been charged with speeding 102 miles per hour on northbound Interstate 89.More >>
Vermont man drowns while fishing in Idaho
Vermont man drowns while fishing in Idaho
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 3:09 PM EDT2013-06-18 19:09:56 GMT
Authorities believe a medical condition may have played a role in the death of a Vermont man who drowned while fishing a trout stream in eastern Idaho.More >>
Authorities believe a medical condition may have played a role in the death of a Vermont man who drowned while fishing a trout stream in eastern Idaho.More >>
Crews clean up landslide in Washington, Vt.
Crews clean up landslide in Washington, Vt.
Updated: Tuesday, June 18 2013 6:30 PM EDT2013-06-18 22:30:58 GMT
VTrans crews wrapped up work clearing a landslide on Route 110 in the town of Washington. A backhoe was put to work reshaping the hillside that slumped off onto the shoulder of Route 110 Tuesday, after daysMore >>
VTrans crews wrapped up work clearing a landslide on Route 110 in the town of Washington.More >>

Tips for keeping for-sale food items legally labeled - WCAX.COM Local Vermont News, Weather and Sports-

Tips for keeping for-sale food items legally labeled

Local NewsMore>>

Court documents: Mafia may be involved in Vt. prostitution

Court documents: Mafia may be involved in Vt. prostitution

Hopkinton, N.Y., man accused of promoting prostitution

Hopkinton, N.Y., man accused of promoting prostitution

Vt. man charged with firing rounds at tree cutter

Vt. man charged with firing rounds at tree cutter

Allegations of misconduct stack up at Vt. fire department

Allegations of misconduct stack up at Vt. fire department

Former Vt. trooper decertified as officer

Former Vt. trooper decertified as officer

Police: Vt. man drove 102 mph in 65-mph zone

Police: Vt. man drove 102 mph in 65-mph zone

Vermont man drowns while fishing in Idaho

Vermont man drowns while fishing in Idaho

Crews clean up landslide in Washington, Vt.

Crews clean up landslide in Washington, Vt.

News

Weather

Featured

Quick Links

WCAX-TV