Residents call for raw meat donations to be accepted by community fridges in Regina
Organizers said that since the fridge is not monitored 24-7 by people with their food safety certificate, they don’t allow high-risk raw meats to be delivered.
“If you have raw meat sitting on the top shelf and blood dripping down on the vegetables, that could literally end people’s life,” said Brianna. “So we just say don’t put any meat in the fridge.”
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