But meat, fish and eggs must, legally, be destroyed or made unfit for consumption, she said.
However, at his first stop, Chernobyl, he finds the reverse: nature reclaiming a region made unfit for human habitation by the 1986 meltdown.
In a number of instances, populations of commercially important fish and crustaceans have been depleted or made unfit for use by the pollution of confined waters.
"Women made unfit for childbearing, children deformed, men enfeebled, limbs crushed, whole generations wrecked, afflicted with disease and infirmity, purely to fill the purses of the bourgeoisie".
There was an infection, with complications and scarring, but it was all for the best, she overheard one brisk nurse telling another, because those sorts of girls made unfit mothers anyway.
His medical problems did not make him "unfit for the presidency".
Critics say its many design flaws make it unfit to fly in war zones.
Pyridine is used as a solvent and is added to ethyl alcohol to make it unfit for drinking.
When released into the ocean, strontium works its way into fish bones, which can make catches unfit for consumption.
The judge said he is convinced Pinochet's health did not make him unfit to stand trial.
The qualities rewarded there - self-reliance, ambition, single-minded devotion to work - make women unfit for marriage and vice versa.
