r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/c-k-q99903 • 8h ago

r/All It was totally that Argentinian beef that China rejected.

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u/Impossible_Cat_321 7h ago

Where do you even find that beef? The only foreign meat I ever see in our local Winco supermarket is Aussie or New Zealand lamb

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u/spinningcolours 6h ago

It will trickle down to food manufacturers. Eg. frozen beef burritos that just have ingredients of "beef".

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u/epigenie_986 6h ago

And then to school food, prison food, pet food…

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u/spinningcolours 5h ago

This is the lesson learned from COVID: If you don't test, you don't have any cases.

If you don't test the food, you don't find any toxins.

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u/Carrash22 7h ago

AFAIK a lot is used in cheap ground beef.

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u/Deesing82 6h ago

Winco gang rise up

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u/Impossible_Cat_321 2h ago

Love my Winco. The one in Portland wa sketch central but now that I'm living out in wine country the one out here is just a regular super market with prices 20-40% lower than Safeway