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Old Testament Libera

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3. This is a good time

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue Apr 22, 2025, 05:54 AM

Apr 22

...to stop drinking milk. I can't anyhow, as I have a sensitivity to it. Unfortunately almond and coconut milk could also get contaminated.

Make food poisoning great again!!

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US FDA suspends milk quality tests amid workforce cuts [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 22 OP

How long before children end up poisoned by tainted milk? Tim S Apr 22 #1

There is also an issue BumRushDaShow Apr 22 #2

This is a good time Old Testament Libera Apr 22 #3

Life can get contaminated, so none of us are completely safe from everything. elocs Apr 22 #4

Regarding milk, here in Wisconsin, the Dairy State, farmers need to hire lots of immigrants, elocs Apr 22 #5

Then they really need to stop their anti-immigrant actions, like voting for Republicans. travelingthrulife Apr 22 #8

Agreed. Except for NE WI, the upper 2/3 or more of the state is red. elocs Apr 22 #11

I've been using powdered milk both whole and skim milk. SupportSanity Apr 22 #6

Is powdered milk safer? forgotmylogin Apr 22 #13

Powdered milk goes through several more heating processes after pasteurization SupportSanity Apr 22 #16

Well that ought to account for a few deaths... Historic NY Apr 22 #7

Next up, whole unpasturized milk. twodogsbarking Apr 22 #9

Now they can put chalk in the spoiled milk again and sell it mdbl Apr 22 #10

Not a good thing at all. People with underlying conditions moniss Apr 22 #12

Can a judge stop this? bluestarone Apr 22 #14

It would probably be up to the states BumRushDaShow Apr 22 #15

Tough to swallow: The Trump administration's approach to food safety keeps getting worse LetMyPeopleVote Apr 22 #17