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Why shouldn’t treated wood be used for cutting boards or countertops?

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Why shouldn’t treated wood be used for cutting boards or countertops?

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The Food and Drug Administration discourages the use of any wood, treated or untreated, for cutting boards and countertops because these surfaces can become gouged during food preparation. Bacteria can grow in these gouges, creating unsanitary conditions in your kitchen. Only hard, abrasion-resistant materials should be used for cutting surfaces.

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