Member that time the FDA threw that guy in jail for publishing things and burned all of his books?
They’ve really lost their swagger y’know.
I don't know why federal regulators think it's their job to regulate products that fall under their jurisdiction.
Don't they know that in a true capitalistic free market if companies try to kill their customers those customers will go somewhere else so said companies would never do that?
This is the America trump voters wanted. I feel bad for the kids, butt fuck literally anyone else. You chose to pay a premium for this shit, fucking enjoy the illness.
butt fuck literally anyone else.
in my own personal head canon, this was not an accident
I refuse to edit it, as the sentiment is still there in spirit.
Even if those customers die, then they can just go to a competitor.
"Raw Farm has been associated with over a dozen other outbreaks and many recalls in the last 20 years..."
Holy shit, they're not even trying to make a safe product!
Well, yeah. They're intentionally selling an unsafe product.
This does not bode well for Robert Evans’ plan of dying in a shootout with FDA regulators.
What the hell do they do if they don't comply? Is this a first? Also they estamblished a connection, but were they able to test any of the cheese its self? I say if they don't recall they should be fully responsible for the health or possible deaths it causes from here on out if proven to be the reason. We just keep getting worse.
It's a voluntary recall that they are not following. When the recall becomes a court order they will or risk losing their ability to sell food.
Not at all familiar with this field, but since they only have indirect evidence that the cheese was at fault, ie it was in common between 3 patients in the outbreak vs having directly found genetically related strains in the cheese, they may not have enough evidence for a court ordered recall and can only raise an alarm.
Government flaunts laws restricting it, surprised when people won't follow laws.
Solution: Seize the company, destroy the product, sell the assets, jail the owners/executives/decision-makers.
I totally trust food with a sticker "tested" without explaining for what, like in this case, the cheese is not full of feces.
Also, even if it was a real USDA or FDA test, note that it only says tested, not passed.
Absolutely NO ONE could have seen this coming....
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