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No, covid isn’t known to transfer through food; current evidence points to spread through air and close contact—not meals or groceries.

No, current evidence shows Covid is not spread by eating food or food packaging.

No, current evidence shows covid doesn’t spread through food or packaging; it spreads through air and close contact.

No, current evidence shows covid does not spread through food or food packaging; the risk comes from close, shared air.

No, current evidence shows COVID isn’t spread by food or packaging; SARS-CoV-2 spreads mainly through air, not eating.

No, covid-19 spread isn’t via food; transmission mainly happens through respiratory droplets and close contact.

No, cooked food isn’t a known source of COVID-19; the virus spreads by air and normal cooking temperatures disable it.

No, COVID-19 isn’t known to spread through food; the higher risk in food prep is close contact with an infected person.

No, current evidence shows covid isn’t spread by food or food packaging; covid spreads mainly through droplets and tiny particles.

No, cooked food does not transmit COVID-19; the illness spreads by respiratory routes and typical cooking heat inactivates the virus.