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Radio Noon NL | Jan 17, 2013 | 54:06

CROSSTALK: Have you noticed vulnerabilities in our food supply this winter?

Ramona's guests are Andrea Maunder of Bacalao Restaurant, and Darren Butt from the College of the North Atlantic's Disaster and Emergency Management program. Have you noticed some bare spots in your food store?

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