TIL in December 2018, lean finely textured beef(pink slime) was reclassified as "ground beef" by the Food Safety Service of the United States Department Of Agriculture. It is banned in Canada and EU.

realitista@lemm.ee · edit-2 3 days ago

TIL in December 2018, lean finely textured beef(pink slime) was reclassified as "ground beef" by the Food Safety Service of the United States Department Of Agriculture. It is banned in Canada and EU.

jumping_redditor@sh.itjust.works · 3 days ago

to quote the Wikipedia article:

Most of the finely textured beef is produced and sold by BPI, Cargill and Tyson Foods.[29][30] As of March 2012 there was no labeling of the product, and only a USDA Organic label would have indicated that beef contained no “pink slime”.

to me implies that even if the meat would have otherwise been organic, that the processing makes it no longer be.

Revan343@lemmy.ca · 2 days ago

‘Organic’ is poorly-defined wishy-washy bullshit, so don’t expect logic or reason

BCsven@lemmy.ca · 19 hours ago

US organic is bullshit. Canada has strict guidelines on what can be labeled organic

TIL in December 2018, lean finely textured beef(pink slime) was reclassified as "ground beef" by the Food Safety Service of the United States Department Of Agriculture. It is banned in Canada and EU.

TIL in December 2018, lean finely textured beef(pink slime) was reclassified as "ground beef" by the Food Safety Service of the United States Department Of Agriculture. It is banned in Canada and EU.

Pink slime - Wikipedia

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