Which type of hazardous material should not ride in the same vehicle as food meant for people or animals?

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Why

Poisons can leak or leave residue that contaminates food or animal feed before anyone notices, so they must not share a load with anything meant to be eaten by people or animals.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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• Loading and Unloading HazMat

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