Inspected meat under fire sparks label fight
The American Public Health Association says fresh meat with U.S. Inspected for Wholesomeness may not be wholesome and seeks warning labels. They cite salmonella as a frequent contaminant and note that inspectors do not test for it. USDA argues it educates consumers and has safety guidance, while a lawsuit plan seeks a mandatory warning on meat products.
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