Funny me--until Diane Sawyer famously announced last fall that the "Occupy Wall Street Movement" had spread to 250 American cities and "thousands of foreign countries" [sic] I did not know there were thousands of foreign countries. I thought there were around two hundred. But then again, it has been a long time since I studied Geography in high school. Then there was Diane's recent broadcast about a rash of tornadoes in Alabama. She bemoaned the fact that "no one was warned" [sic] about the twisters which killed several Alabamians. Slimy Reportage Defames Sterling American Industry
What ABC and Diane Sawyer Will Not Tell You About Beef Products, Inc.
Funny me--until Diane Sawyer famously announced last fall that the "Occupy Wall Street Movement" had spread to 250 American cities and "thousands of foreign countries" [sic] I did not know there were thousands of foreign countries. I thought there were around two hundred. But then again, it has been a long time since I studied Geography in high school. Then there was Diane's recent broadcast about a rash of tornadoes in Alabama. She bemoaned the fact that "no one was warned" [sic] about the twisters which killed several Alabamians. - There have never been any reports of illness from any BPI products in three decades;
- There has never been any recall of any BPI products during this time;
- In 2007 the company received the coveted Black Pearl Award for food safety and quality, from the International Association for Food Protection;
- The company's lean, textured beef has contributed to 300 billion (with a "b") meals during the past thirty years;
- It is likely that most Americans have consumed BPI's product during the last three decades-including Michelle Obama who has famously consumed cheeseburgers in the past; and
- While Diane and Oliver whine about the fact that a minimal amount of ammonia is used in the processing of the lean, textured ground beef produced by BPI, hundreds of other food products safely consumed by the public also use ammonia in their processing. (Enjoy your Coke, Diane--know how they get that vivid caramel coloring? Ammonia.)
- Cantaloupes have killed 18 people and sickened 72 others in several states, in 2011 alone--the deadliest outbreak of food borne disease in over a decade
- Tomatoes have sickened 459 people in this country between 2005 and 2006 according to the CDC and
- Lettuce has sickened 60 people in the United States during 2011 alone.
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