That's only about 50 cows. This isn't a big recall.
replyTotal slaughter of cows in Texas is about 1.8 million head per year.
Well, at least we can all enjoy a healthy salad instead.
replyUh, about that...
replycan this administration just do a single thing that isn't evil and self serving? it bogles my mind that every single thing they do is just awful.
replyWhat makes you think this is “evil and self-serving”? It affects a relatively small quantity of specific products from a specific supplier with specific use-by dates.
replyIn any case, this is Argentinian beef, not Canadian or something. Isn’t the US administration pretty friendly with the right-wing populist Argentinian government?
Honestly more than half of this sort of mess is incompetence rather than malice. But... yeah, sigh. Our grandkids just aren't going to believe what it was like.
reply> Our grandkids just aren't going to believe what it was like
replyYou mean reading about beef recalls? Yeah they'll be shocked
Which interpretation of your comment do you think makes you look better: that you're pretending not to understand the point being made, or that you truly don't understand the point being made?
replyThe Stable Genius strikes again
replyThat's the problem. Cows aren't kept in stables.
reply"Since Trump’s announcement, Detwiler said, online discussion has fueled confusion about what is happening with beef imports and the recall."
replyArticles like this one aren't exactly helping either.
Meanwhile, the administration is planning to import 661,000,000 lbs of beef to try to reduce record high prices but refuses to say where it will come from.
replyNo better time to consider going vegetarian or cutting out red meat, even one day a week can make a huge difference.
replyWould those be the high prices he created by importing millions of invasive foreign screw worm flies?
replyLove it.
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