Almost as if they are criminally negligent. Huh.
bad few months for these guys
it happens when you put profits over consumer safety.
@badmancrooks@lemmy.ca you missed another one.
They produce millions of pounds of vegetables a year, this will happen.
*The FDA is no longer monitoring compliance with laws anymore and giant corporations are free to cut as many corners as capitalist monopolies and duopolies will allow, this will happen.
This happened under Biden with E.coli in onions. Taylor farms because they produce $7.5B in onions just in Colorado.
Blame big agriculture? We don’t even check small farms for contamination.
“whatabout” all you want, the FDA has been gutted in a way that no other administration in history can come close to matching. They are simply no longer watching. Food companies haven’t been this free to do what they want to our food since Upton Sinclair caused everyone to pay attention in the first place.
Isn’t this the same place that gave us the diarrhea lettuce?
Explosive diarrhea. Explosive.
Yep.
Yes
I’d wager those are both sold to Taco Bell as well. They’ve had some horrendous luck here.
Maybe some kind of audit /supervision process picked up this issue, so not really bad luck just bad established practices.
It’s almost like regulation exists for a reason.
Don’t get me wrong. Take the warning labels off (looking at you prop 65), but when someone else is literally financially encouraged to taint food, it’s a good thing to have oversight.
let’s go for the unholy trinity and get folks to throw up blood next!
I just want my head to spin around.
Taylor farms are trying to poison everyone.
Not exactly. They produce millions of pounds of vegetables, so contamination is impossible. The problem is the agency responsible for food safety has been reduced to three people for the entire country. They had outbreaks under Biden that were quickly contained. Put blame where it belongs.
contamination is impossible
Maybe. But you can’t put responsibility completely on a governmental watchdog group to catch these situations after a product has already been tainted, packaged, sold, and consumed. This corporation clearly has some quality assurance issues they need to remedy. And yes, the government should have strict standards companies need to follow to prevent issues from occurring in the first place…
*for now
