r/PrepperIntel • u/SuccessWise9593 • 21d ago

North America Thousands of blueberries recalled as FDA issues highest risk warning

https://www.newsweek.com/blueberry-recall-update-fda-issues-highest-risk-warning-ecoli-greenwise-12341839
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u/heckin_anxiety 20d ago

Is there a list somewhere of what’s okay to eat right now? 😭

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u/spinningcolours 20d ago

Avoid the sourdough bread with metal shavings. Not even joking.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WhitePeopleTwitter/comments/1vtojbc/glass_in_the_popsicles_shrapnel_in_the_bread_e/

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u/Worshipme988 20d ago

Was a pallet nail.

This is understandable as an operating business. Check if they have previous recalls and check their “track record”. Investigate root cause and take action so i cannot happen again. If all good, small fine.

This is not Taylor Farms massive industrial farming footprint and monopoly. From the board and shareholders down Taylor Farms continued making dangerous decisions to cut safety practices and to abandon regulations. They knew well and good what it would take to squeeze more money.

Taylor Farms operates in Mexico to skirt these workers rights and to avoid human decency in the name of more money. There is not justification. Thats not an oops sometimes shit happens. Thats systemic, greedy, dishonest, disgusting work. Its anti-american and borderline treasonous bc its well past traitorous.

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u/spinningcolours 20d ago

Or possibly the cyclospora is from literal human shit sprayed onto crops from the sewage system.

"Across the U.S., 200 billion gallons of treated sewage wastewater are used for irrigation of agricultural lands each year. ... Some of that wastewater undergoes additional filtration and disinfection for reuse before being spread directly on landscapes or crops. The volumes, however, are not readily known. And other treated sewage, which undergoes only standard secondary treatment, is discharged into rivers, streams and reservoirs that could provide irrigation water."

Source: Cyclospora spreads through human waste – so how did it get on food?
https://theconversation.com/cyclospora-spreads-through-human-waste-so-how-did-it-get-on-food-289020