Not so ship-shape: These cruise ships barely passed CDC inspections — and one even flunked
Think your cruise is all buffets, blue water and bliss? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a few less glamorous details to consider.
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Think your cruise is all buffets, blue water and bliss? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a few less glamorous details to consider. The Vessel Sanitation Program makes surprise inspections of cruise ships stopping at U.S. ports, checking everything from hygiene to food safety to see if they meet federal health standards.
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- Think your cruise is all buffets, blue water and bliss? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a few less glamorous details to consider.
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Not so ship-shape: These cruise ships barely passed CDC inspections — and one even flunked
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