Running Arrow Bill
Well-known member
Well...another recall! Cargill is recalling 1 million pounds of ground beef. These recalls continue at an astonishing pace. Is it better reporting (I don't think so)?
Beginning to think that there are 3 possibilities for finding more E. Coli contamination in ground beef:
At the consumer end, people still don't get the basic, bottomline message: "Cook any ground beef until WELL DONE!"
Same applies to poultry and fish.
On the positive side:
Would seem to be more of a market for the smaller processors (supposedly more in control of operations) to process and market their beef to regular and nitch markets.
Beginning to think that there are 3 possibilities for finding more E. Coli contamination in ground beef:
- 1. Better and more thorough inspections by USDA & FDA (finding more cases of contamination).
2. Problems with plant sanitation & worker competency.
3. Agricultural terrorism activities (we know there are MANY terrorist cells in operation, including women and "good ole USA citizens).
At the consumer end, people still don't get the basic, bottomline message: "Cook any ground beef until WELL DONE!"
Same applies to poultry and fish.
On the positive side:
Would seem to be more of a market for the smaller processors (supposedly more in control of operations) to process and market their beef to regular and nitch markets.