Which core practice is NOT included in the "Fight Bac!" campaign?

The "Fight Bac!" campaign is focused on promoting safe food handling practices to prevent foodborne illnesses. The campaign emphasizes four core practices: Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill. These practices are designed to address common hazards in food safety.

The practice of "Boil" is not included in this set of core practices. While boiling food can be a method to kill pathogens, it is not a standalone component of the campaign. Instead, "Cook" would encompass various cooking techniques, including boiling, that are essential for ensuring food safety.

The other practices—"Clean," "Separate," and "Label"—are crucial for maintaining food safety. "Clean" refers to washing hands, surfaces, and fruits and vegetables; "Separate" emphasizes preventing cross-contamination between raw and cooked foods, and "Label" is about properly identifying foods, particularly regarding expiration dates and storage instructions, which help consumers make safe food choices. Thus, "Boil" is the correct answer as it does not directly correspond to the core practices highlighted in the "Fight Bac!" campaign.