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EVERYONE has TDS! I don't remember YOU PEOPLE Complaining about ALL THESE FOOD RECALLS under Joe BYEDIN! The ONLY solution is TDS and NOT the Illegal Immigrant Elon Musk FIRING Hundred of Thousands of people whos Job was to PREVENT this Type of thing!
I need to know how E. Coli can survive being frozen. I thought for sure frozen stuff was safe.
At this point companies all over the world are just sending bad batches of food to the USA.
If only it was possible to verify the quality of food before people eat it...
Cook from scratch as much as possible and wash produce with specialized soap.
Why is it every time the repugnitcants dErEgUlAtE something everything goes to shit
Frozen berries now, too?!?
GreenWise-brand organic blueberries on July 3, which later expanded on July 29 to include GreenWise frozen mixed berries
Sold at Publix.
Is there a list of stuff safe to eat?
Anything imported is safe, but then you'll be paying a tariff on it, sooooo.......
The rich.
Raccoon peen, whale carcass, bear testicles.
And don't forget your "ferments".
The list keeps growing. My solution is to not eat a lot and wash my food and hands really well. I figure the less I eat the less chance I’ll get something.
Deregulation-induced anorexia? That's a new one for me.
Don’t write it off. It’s also good for my wallet and bloodwork.
It's all safe, until it is not.
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Have Americans considered importing food so they don't have to risk eating American food?
More than 1/3 of America’s produce is imported.
Do you even understand what you're asking? The lettuce was IMPORTED from Mexico via Taylor Farms. These berries may have as well.
The distributors hide their supply chain and claim it to be "industry secrets" to keep us from knowing where we get our food.
This shit is insane.
Who cares where the food comes from? It's a drop in quality control thanks to these businesses feeling emboldened by Trump's gutting of regulatory agencies that's the problem.
It matters for the same reason knowing who sold it matters. If the farm in Mexico supplied multiple sources, then you can avoid it if you're aware. The degradation in quality and regulation is all the fault of the US government, and that is in turn the fault of Taylor for not holding their farms to higher standards...
I'm sure they know that, no country grows every crop sold at stores. It's the usual "le american bad" that's beat like a dead horse here lol
Usually rightfully so but man is it just getting a tad boring
America is bad but it’s all the complaining about things that humanity as a whole is bad for then pretending it’s America only that’s so damn annoying. They think they popped out of a golden non American vagina just for being on different soil. They can’t see the irony in the way they think.
True, too much America bad, mixed some (not all) with incognito ml users who glaze NK for example.
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That's most of the problem, the diarrhea lettuce was coming from Mexico.
That being said, Farmer (possibly third-party, likely exclusively contracted to meet Taylor standards)->Processed by Taylor facility in Mexico->Taylor Fresh Foods->Taylor Farms->Grocery store.
The entire supply chain was Taylor the whole way regardless of what country and their "safety" checks failed.
But several stages had US safety inspections in the past.
Taylor produces millions of pounds of food every season. Impossible to avoid contamination.
Montezuma's revenge!
Monsanto's Revenge
Hahahahaha! Nailed it
Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A first initiated a recall…
They’re from Chile…
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Sold in Publix locations across eight states, the affected products have been removed from shelves, according to the FDA, but have expiration dates into 2028, meaning they could still be in freezers.
"Customers who have purchased the following frozen GreenWise products are reminded not to consume them," the agency said in a July 30 notice.
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