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Sojourning_Soul
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Not yum! Chinese meat-processing plant that supplies McDonald's mixed sewage & rotten meat with fresh JUST a few months ago a meat-processing plant in Shanghai's Jiading district won a food safety award. Shanghai Husi Food, one of several such facilities in China owned by OSI Group, an American firm that sells meat products to the world's leading fast-food chains, was named an "Advanced Unit (A-Class) of Safe Food Production" by local authorities. Not quite. A hidden-camera expose, done by local reporters, appears to show workers at the plant relabeling expired meat as fresh and handling food with bare hands. It appeared that the floor of the processing plant was covered with rubbish and sewage, and meat was scooped up off the floor and thrown into mixers. Rotting meat was apparently mixed together with fresh meat and packaged for sale. In this and other ways, the A-Class plant made a mockery of "safe food production." http://www.economist.com/blogs/analects/2014/07/food-safety?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/ed/notyum |
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If you watch the documentary "Food Inc." you will see that the McDonalds' meat supply system has had many failures in cleanliness making a lot of people sick.
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Edited by
Conrad_73
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Thu 07/24/14 11:29 AM
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Not yum! Chinese meat-processing plant that supplies McDonald's mixed sewage & rotten meat with fresh JUST a few months ago a meat-processing plant in Shanghai's Jiading district won a food safety award. Shanghai Husi Food, one of several such facilities in China owned by OSI Group, an American firm that sells meat products to the world's leading fast-food chains, was named an "Advanced Unit (A-Class) of Safe Food Production" by local authorities. Not quite. A hidden-camera expose, done by local reporters, appears to show workers at the plant relabeling expired meat as fresh and handling food with bare hands. It appeared that the floor of the processing plant was covered with rubbish and sewage, and meat was scooped up off the floor and thrown into mixers. Rotting meat was apparently mixed together with fresh meat and packaged for sale. In this and other ways, the A-Class plant made a mockery of "safe food production." http://www.economist.com/blogs/analects/2014/07/food-safety?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/ed/notyum You know how they always get those Retters Leversed! 
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If you watch the documentary "Food Inc." you will see that the McDonalds' meat supply system has had many failures in cleanliness making a lot of people sick. OMG I'm sorry I read this thread. I love Mcy's |
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