• Lucidlethargy@sh.itjust.works
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    4 hours ago

    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.

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      58 minutes ago

      I mean, definitely read the article, 167000 lbs, isn’t very much. I imagine that a certain area around north Carolina is affected, but not much more then that.

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      1 hour ago

      I think the best advice is to do both: check what meat if affected and whether that might include the meat you’re looking at. If you’re not sure, maybe skip meat for a change. You can do without.

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      2 hours ago

      I would assume officials warning this is a “nationwide” issue means exactly all of the US.

      • Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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        2 hours ago

        There are lot numbers for specific products, it’s not all meat and it’s not distributed evenly across the country.

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          There specifically is no list of lot numbers. There is a list of labels by the distributor, but the warning clearly states stores might have repackaged.

    • TheVoiceOfRaison@thelemmy.club
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      2 hours ago

      167 metric tonnes doesnt seem like that much in the grand scheme things, but ultimately that could at worst kill hundreds of people.

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    6 hours ago

    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.

  • SkunkWorkz@lemmy.world
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    6 hours ago

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

    • Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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      Honestly I feel like that would just lead to Billionaires buying it up on pennies on the dollar and even worse outcomes.

      Like isn’t that what Trump and Co are actively doing? Doesn’t JD have a company that is actively buying up ranching land?

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          Well it is and it isn’t. They have bought up all the packing plants creating a monopoly and an artificial constraint/bottle neck. So the billionaires set the prices which was already putting small ranchers out of business. Trump 2.0 has just exacerbated this process by making the inputs way more expensive.

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          53 minutes ago

          It will never completely collapse. There will still be a demand for meat and now they can set whatever price they want because they control the entire supply.

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    6 hours ago

    Hello fellow americans! You guys doing OK over there? Things are pretty good here in Spain, language issues my biggest obsticle. But hey, you let me know when we americans are winning ok? Are we winning yet?

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      How’d you get out? My wife and I would love to move, but my career isn’t exactly in high demand.

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      4 hours ago

      Shit’s okay in Australia too, we got problems but not openly toxic meat problems.

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    8 hours ago

    trump desperately trying to get argentinian beef to bypass meat inspections, which most other countries have banned already.

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      or vegetarian. or stick to chicken. as per article in what it was recalling.

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      Yeah 'cause we know all the fresh veggie product from such brands as Taylor Farms is perfectly safe…

      (jk going vegetarian or vegan is an admirable choice even if you do it noncommittally by reducing your animal protein consumption. Every 1 gram of animal protein required ~9g of feed depending on the animal.)

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        You… don’t… need to buy those manufactured food products, either, you realize? Chickpeas and rice, mushrooms, tofu, etc. can all lend you to making your own tasty recipes.

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        They start the first time you can mention you are vegan in a conversation that isn’t about food or animal products.

        I use arch btw.

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          6 hours ago

          there is education that goes along with it to actually manage nutrients/macros than just ‘go vegan’ and leave it at that

          beans are not a protein that every body can digest

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            That’s why I said statistically. Yeah you can go vegan on oreos and french fries and drag down the stats, but on the whole vegans do better.

            It know, not a great superpower.

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        It’s a gradual building process, but some perks happen very quickly. Like your whole body being in distinctly less pain - that can happen in days depending on your inflammation status. Or being super bloated because you started eating way too much fiber way too soon, that can happen in a day.

        After a few years you may find your immune system starts to become superhuman. Not even joking, it’s kind of wild how much more resilient I am to sickness these days. Getting sick far less frequently, symptoms consistently becoming laughably mild, and duration is far shorter too.

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        once you go vegan you instantaneously get the power of a smug sense of superiority. though, admittedly, it doesn’t do anything but make you an annoying asshole.

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      10 hours ago

      nah. I’ll just continue purchasing meat from my local butcher that sources from local farms.

      thanks though.

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      7 hours ago

      Oh, they know. Which is exactly why they want to get rid of the rules that “prevent” (really just put in the absolute bare minimum of standards) companies from actively harming their customers and employees (too badly) to make a quick buck.

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      11 hours ago

      They’re just gonna make it illegal to publish about food safety and call it a day

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    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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      We had some scares in the past. We learned from our mistakes. The EU actually does a lot of shit right.

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      This recall list is for things the grocery store or restaurants see, not consumer sized cuts. When was the last time you bought 30lbs of menudo mix?

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        11 hours ago

        individual consumer packages may not bear this labeling, as retail stores may have applied their own stickers with pricing and safe handling instructions

        The recalled meat could still have ended up in packages for consumers. What they’re saying is that you can’t know since retail stores would have cut up this meat and repackaged it.

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      Thing is, many of these things grow over time, and - especially with the active gutting of regulatory and oversight bodies - there’s a decent chance that the list isn’t comprehensive.

      It’s also one of the reasons why I have avoided US meat products and grabbed stuff with a maple leaf instead, because it wasn’t hard to see this coming (and coming and coming)