When is meat not recalled in the US?

You guys should probably set up some sort of the government department to keep an eye on this.

This is more you should know if your in Georgia. America isn't so tiny that this small of a recall is remotely fucking close to "if you are American".

I got very worried for a second. But the post title is nothing but fear mongering and very misleading.

Do people not realize how fucking MASSIVE America is?

This is bad advice, fellow Americans.

Look up where the recalls and violations have happened. Also, look up the cuts of meat.

Big numbers don't mean all of America. What a stupid suggestion.

This is why I only eat meat I bought years ago.

If you live in America right now you should probably not eat anything. Everything seems to be fucked.

YSK Costco does independent testing of their meat.

167,000 pounds sounds like .001% of what is currently for sale nationwide, or something.

Or maybe just look at the recall list https://www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls-alerts/star-meat-delivery-inc--recalls-raw-pork-beef-and-goat-products-produced-without

Don't promote this wasteful sensationalism. Maintain sanity.

They faked a label. Executives need to go to prison.

The internet says the US sells appoximately 200 million pounds of meat a day based on per capital numbers. This is a big number, but drop in the bucket.

That said, they put a false inspection number on it and the recall happened because they got caught. My guess is mis labeling and not being inspected is probably more common than we know.

I get my meat the way god intended, from the side of the interstate. Chicken of the pavement. Highway hamburger. Fauna ala Ford. Jeep jerky. The other black meat.

See? I told you so, bro. Industry can regulate itself just fine.

I don't know why you're laughing.

Stop buying meat at all. Let the industry collapse. It’s probably the only way the US meat industry will adopt better standards

Don't want to guit-trip anyone but being critical of what you eat is good for everyone. Eating less meat is good for the planet and your health, even if the meat is not contaminated. If you don't like CNN you can find very similar content from other sources by using a search engine of your choice.

• Eating more plants linked to lower risk of dementia, even in old age - CNN
• Swapping processed meat for plant-based foods may cut diabetes and heart disease risk, new review finds
• ‘Shift’ to plant-based diets is key to saving world’s wildlife

Yes, I'm cherry picking.

Don't eat A&D meat.

This is not because of deregulation, this is because Star Meat Delivery attempted to avoid inspection by falsely labeling their meat as inspected.

The active regulatory body discovered it, and as it wasn't inspected, the rule is immediate Class I.

While im all for blaming the GOP on deregulation, deregulation did not enable this. Regulation issued the recall.

After this, importing foreign meat, and the secretary of agriculture suggesting Americans should eat less beef if they can’t afford it, you’d expect the people who flipped out over just the speculation that Biden would limit beef consumption for all Americans to be livid right now.

Fuck you republicans

this is all on you, from voters to politicians

you really are garbage people, fuck you from the bottom of my heart

Officially inspected meat from the US is not good enough for export into the EU. How much worse could uninspected meat be?

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No. Canada still has proper rules and regulations in place...

Sounds like a great time to go vegan. 🖖

Idk maybe a hot take, but i think we should retitle posts so it isn't clickbait.