Uproar over pink slime prompts BPI plant closure
Uproar over BPI beef filler pink slime spreads as U S Department of Agriculture allows districts to drop it from schools and some retailers pull products. Officials cite a social media driven smear campaign while politicians and experts warn of job losses and lessons for food makers in the social media era.
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Meth lab concerns rise as region bucks trend
Regional officials stress meth production is volatile and dangerous and keepout efforts are vital. KBI and KBI- partnered guidance warn of unusual chemical smells, late‑hour traffic, and trash burning, while retailers report suspicious purchases and file reports to aid enforcement.
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