The date of injury refers to the date an injured worker sustained an injury, occupational disease or death in a given claim. 10Q. Is there a statute of limitations for filing an occupational disease claim? 10A. Yes. Per ORC 4123.85, an occupational disease claim must be filed according to the following guidelines:
1 Pineapple â Store it at room temperature to ripen, then refrigerate for 3-5 days. Cut up pineapple will last 3-4 days in the refrigerator.  Raspberries â Discard bruised or moldy berries before storing. Store in the refrigerator (top shelf), in a shallow container, covered with plastic wrap.
Vacuum-sealed products that are pasteurized have a refrigerator shelf life of two months but, once opened, should be treated like fresh fish and used within three days. Imitation crab sold in loose form in trays in fish cases will keep in the refrigerator three to five days.When frozen, they should be used within six months. Signs of spoiled imitation crab are similar to those of fish, Kishimoto said--foul fishy smell, slimy surface and sour taste.: Coconuts are best stored, refrigerated, at 32 to 35 degrees; they will keep well for one to two months. Address questions on food preparation to You Asked About, Food Section, The Times, Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles 90053.