GeekBoy said:For nasty ass imported food being rejected by the US FDA, that is.
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Filthy overseas food rejected by FDA
Mexico Star
Friday 13th July, 2007The U.S Food and Drug Administration rejected 1,763 food shipments
from India, 1,480 from Mexico and 1,368 from China in a 12-month
period.Some of India's spices, seeds and shrimp contained salmonella while
Mexico's seafood, chillies and cheese were found to be contaminated
and rancid.Some Chinese products such as seafood, bean curd and noodles have been
described by FDA officials as 'filthy'.While China has recently been ctriticised for defective food exports
to the U.S, government records show that food products from India and
Mexico have been rejected more often than those from China.Coming after China were the Dominican Republic, Denmark, Vietnam,
Japan, Italy and Indonesia, all of them for shipping contaminated or
mislabelled food products.
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Re: Mexico is #1 Country in the Americas
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greg3347 said:
GeekBoy said:
For nasty ass imported food being rejected by the US FDA, that is.
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Filthy overseas food rejected by FDA
Mexico Star
Friday 13th July, 2007The U.S Food and Drug Administration rejected 1,763 food shipments
from India, 1,480 from Mexico and 1,368 from China in a 12-month
period.Some of India's spices, seeds and shrimp contained salmonella while
Mexico's seafood, chillies and cheese were found to be contaminated
and rancid.Some Chinese products such as seafood, bean curd and noodles have been
described by FDA officials as 'filthy'.While China has recently been ctriticised for defective food exports
to the U.S, government records show that food products from India and
Mexico have been rejected more often than those from China.Coming after China were the Dominican Republic, Denmark, Vietnam,
Japan, Italy and Indonesia, all of them for shipping contaminated or
mislabelled food products.as if the FDA has any credibility.
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greg3347 said:
GeekBoy said:
For nasty ass imported food being rejected by the US FDA, that is.
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Filthy overseas food rejected by FDA
Mexico Star
Friday 13th July, 2007The U.S Food and Drug Administration rejected 1,763 food shipments
from India, 1,480 from Mexico and 1,368 from China in a 12-month
period.Some of India's spices, seeds and shrimp contained salmonella while
Mexico's seafood, chillies and cheese were found to be contaminated
and rancid.Some Chinese products such as seafood, bean curd and noodles have been
described by FDA officials as 'filthy'.While China has recently been ctriticised for defective food exports
to the U.S, government records show that food products from India and
Mexico have been rejected more often than those from China.Coming after China were the Dominican Republic, Denmark, Vietnam,
Japan, Italy and Indonesia, all of them for shipping contaminated or
mislabelled food products.
Start reading labels, you will get a shock.
Lorna -
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While China has recently been ctriticised for defective food exports
to the U.S, government records show that food products from India and
Mexico have been rejected more often than those from China.Coming after China were the Dominican Republic, Denmark, Vietnam,
Japan, Italy and Indonesia, all of them for shipping contaminated or
mislabelled food products.
Start reading labels, you will get a shock.
LornaStuff happens, but overall we all benefit from globalization.
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