That seems to be the general suspicion, but as far as I know there is no evidence. But since they haven’t stated the reason, it does make you wonder. If it were E. Coli, they would have just said so, right? Or if it were horsemeat, they would’ve said so. The fact that no one is saying what the deal is certainly makes people inclined to jump to conclusions.
That seems to be the general suspicion, but as far as I know there is no evidence. But since they haven’t stated the reason, it does make you wonder. If it were E. Coli, they would have just said so, right? Or if it were horsemeat, they would’ve said so. The fact that no one is saying what the deal is certainly makes people inclined to jump to conclusions.
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The article said it was Bologna-contained pork. Pork products can not be brought in due to potential for spreading diseases(true for other products as well).
Most especially at this time, as China has been rampant with pork virus —lots of pork had to be disposed of. Problem has been spreading to other countries.
It’s really a bad virus.
Got food poisoning two weeks ago from Carl’s Jr’s chicken tenders. Never gonna eat their food again.