Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef sold in the US hit with high-risk recall after bypassing import inspections, per NYP
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Nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef sold in the US hit with high-risk recall after bypassing import inspections, per NYP
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@unusual_whales It’s amazing with how much ranchers are struggling and our government is importing beef from elsewhere
@unusual_whales Sooo nothing confirmed wrong with it? The USA just didn’t stamp it “packaged in the USA” on it?
@unusual_whales Everything in America contaminated from our politicians to the food … bill gates trying to push that fake meat product…watch
@unusual_whales Before the steaks even hit the pan, they were hauled back by the regulators😂😂
@unusual_whales But almost no treatable screw worm……. Cool cool.
@unusual_whales Republicans defunded inspectors. Yet people still think they lead better than democrats? Crazy cult thinking. Eat food at your own risk!
@unusual_whales class I recall means FSIS sees a reasonable probability of serious harm. 30k lbs is noise in a 28B lb market; the real question is how long that importer was dodging port checks.
@unusual_whales My market view ⬇️⬇️ This recall signals deeper cracks in import oversight—watch for stricter food-safety rules and short-term beef supply pressure ahead. premarketdesks.com/t/tier1-v1-…
@unusual_whales Nasty food-safety alert. Nearly 30k pounds of raw beef recalled as high-risk after skipping import inspections. Classic supply-chain control failure. Clean heads-up.
@unusual_whales Beef prices are going to spike on this news. Where's the beef (market)?
@unusual_whales I have beef tenderloin tail salted and sitting in the fridge fyi
@unusual_whales The network's transfer volume now rivals some traditional payment processors' monthly figures. Once crypto rails get compared to legacy payment processors, the conversation has permanently shifted.
@unusual_whales So? Sell it on the streets on NYC with no license like all the foreigners do.
@unusual_whales @grok from mercosur countries? What specific contamination?
@unusual_whales Perhaps we should grow beef in the US instead of replacing pastures with data centers.
@unusual_whales A serious food safety concern, 30,000 pounds of raw beef bypassing import inspections is alarming. Hopefully, the recall prevents any health risks to consumers.
@unusual_whales Burritoists: "You need to settle for cheap meat!" The cheap meat:
@unusual_whales Oh good. Another reason to increase the price of beef.
@unusual_whales Perhaps this is the bad meat that made feminists lose their mind...or do they eat nothing at all🤔
@unusual_whales Which country sold those? Most of the beef comes from India because Cow is their god. They don’t eat beef but exports.
@unusual_whales @grok How long will it take to rebuild our cattle and meat production?
@unusual_whales If it's statistically a rubber stamp process where 0.01% gets any action taken on it, then I would hardly call it high-risk. More like "at-your-own-risk" and you can decide for yourself
Important Food Law clarification: The beef was not recalled because it tested positive for contamination or was linked to illness. Nearly 30,000 pounds of Argentine beef were recalled because the shipment entered U.S. commerce without undergoing the required USDA import reinspection.
@unusual_whales > known parasite causing cattle problems >import ban of beef >barely does anything to contain it >lift import ban
@unusual_whales 30k pounds is tiny but the oversight gap is the real story
@unusual_whales 30k pounds just skipping inspection entirely is the part that gets me, not even a bad inspection just none. makes you wonder how many recalls we don't hear about because nothing ever caught it in the first place