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This is where those US based companies should get absolutely reamed. Want to profit off cheap labor and raw materials from developing countries with “lax” controls? Then you should face all consequences and lost profits. No “blaming” some other supplier.
China executed mfers when companies sold tainted baby milk powder.
I'm not a huge fan of China, but I'll admit they're doing at least one thing right.
Lead is sweet. That’s why kids eat paint chips.
Someone saved money on sugar and biocide.
The reason why I tacked this on after your comment is that you are on to something.
Sugar is way too cheap to use lead these days. 100 years ago this would have been plausible to me, but not today.
Lead is used as a plastic softener, and these packages were likely not rated for food usage and whoever bought them online hadn't checked for FDA approval for food safety before purchasing. It could have been something as simple as someone accidentally using the wrong materials in the factory too.
I thought the lead was in the cinnamon used?
Oh yeah, I do remember hearing that. Still might be the packaging for whatever they ship the cinnamon in, but I do know that plants can also take up heavy metals in the soil, so multiple possible avenues for contamination. I'm sure the fda will figure it out.
You remember hearing that? Do you remember where? Was it maybe the article from this post? No, that couldn't be it, because you clearly didn't read it.
A previous article posted, actually. This article was careful to mention they haven't decided on the source of contamination.
I have long covid memory problems, thanks for reminding me I'm still sick, I really didn't need that but here you are being helpful!
🙄
Makes me wonder how much lead will flow into humans now that lead fuel is forbidden everywhere but lead food packaging is on the rise
Leaded fuel is forbidden for ground vehicles. It is still legal in airplane fuel.
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/02/20/aviation-lead-fuel-00081641
We have a lot more work to do.
Oh, well, that's just another nice thing to learn about how everyone is fucked. I even think I read about that but forgot maybe because I wanted to beleave lead to be gone ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Still, less overall lead in our environment and the crime rate has been dropping ever since we took it out of gasoline, so it's not all bad. Unfortunately, the world's leaders mostly come from the lead era.
So thats what uncle eddie meant by chem trails
"Heartbreaking: The Worst Person You Know Just Made A Great Point"
A broken clock yadda yadda
Only because they got caught. Everyone in the chain knew. The govt knew. They just got caught.
Miniscule fine incoming...
Price of business