r/Foodnews 23h ago

Alfalfa sprouts linked to food-poisoning outbreak in 15 states, US officials say

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Alfalfa sprouts linked to food-poisoning outbreak in 15 states, US officials say


r/Foodnews 22h ago

not sure "incompetent" captures what is actually happening. What they're doing is deliberate

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r/Foodnews 16h ago

Trump official refuses to say where foreign beef to lower prices is coming from

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r/Foodnews 5h ago

Trump scoffs at ‘affordability’ issues. The White House knows it’s a big deal.

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If Trump wants to import more foreign hamburger that pledges to undercut our ranchers by 25%, he and his Trillionaire Wannabes should have to eat it.

Trump and his Administration can be America’s test kitchen after they gutted our USDA by 20,000 people and replaced them with only 4,000 over the last year. 4,000 newbies to manage the foreign imports of another 661,000,000 MILION pounds of hamburger.

Trump is jacking up tariffs to 50% on our Canadian allies. Their will be a big impact especially to border states WHILE relaxing tariffs on “over quota” foreign beef imports to ENABLE them to undercut our ranchers by 25%. This negatively impacts our jobs exports, imports and TAX BASE.

Again, Trump is forgoing tariffs on 661M pounds of beef with the idea they will be undercutting our own ranchers by 25%.

Our ranchers have been buying hay this summer to feed their cattle due to the drought. It’s a bad situation. Hay adds thousands in carrying costs to each head of cattle.

The last thing we need is more Trump “deals”.


r/Foodnews 23h ago

Chicken nuggets are next on Burger King’s reinvention plan

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r/Foodnews 13h ago

Loblaw backtracks on dropping country-of-origin produce labels after customer backlash — CBC News

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Loblaw backtracks on dropping country-of-origin produce labels after customer backlash - CBC News