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For the first time in half a century, the U.S. government just revised the way it inspects pork slaughterhouses. The pork industry likes the change. But there's strong opposition from activists and some USDA food safety inspectors.

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No more pork

* 'Do whatever the F**k you like' Inspection Plan.

GOP: how can we introduce harmful bacteria to the people without being noticed....?

The workers will suffer greater injuries. These are grueling, debilitating jobs. Pushing through more animals each hour means more room for mistakes, repetitive use injuries, cuts, and contamination.

Not a huge pork fan to begin with but this will weigh in my mind every time I see pork and will probably choose not to buy it.

The change is letting people hired by the pork companies do jobs previously done by independent inspectors, positing they’d do the job with the same integrity and vigor. If, in theory, they’re doing the same exact job...it would be 'faster“ how exactly?

Let's get a buy in from all parties involved before sweeping changes to the slaughter house process changes, in a timely fashion

Did we learn *nothing* from Upton Sinclair?

'show injuries in meat plants currently at an all-time low' Shame on NPR and nprDanCharles just pushing the industry propaganda without looking up those numbers. 1 person loses a limb (fingers usually) every other day.

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