The process by which a disease-causing agent is transmitted from one food, surface, or utensil to another is called

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Cross-contamination refers to the transfer of disease-causing agents from one source to another, often through contact with contaminated surfaces, utensils, or food items. This can lead to the spread of illnesses such as food poisoning and is a key concern in food preparation and handling. The other options are not accurate or specific enough to describe this process.

The Process by Which a Disease-Causing Agent Is Transmitted from One