Is fish from China safe?
Chef's answer
We have considerable evidence that seafood imports from China pose significant safety risks. .
Frequently asked Questions 🎓
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So here's the problem, that bag of tilapia you see in the photo on the left...it is a farm raised product of China, contains carbon monoxide as an ingredient to retain the color of the fish fillets, packages are shipped to the U.S. from China, and distributed nation-wide to Walmart stores people like you and I buy from ...
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So here's the problem, that bag of tilapia you see in the photo on the left...it is a farm raised product of China, contains carbon monoxide as an ingredient to retain the color of the fish fillets, packages are shipped to the U.S. from China, and distributed nation-wide to Walmart stores people like you and I buy from ...
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As the Chinese population and economy continue to grow, safer and more efficient industrialization practices are necessary to keep up with the demands of a hot dog hungry China.
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Washington state health officials Tuesday said their arsenic testing has confirmed that geoduck clams harvested from a bay in Puget Sound are safe to eat, following toxicity concerns that prompted China to ban imports of West Coast shellfish.
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Answer: The staff of Krakus assures us that Krakus ham is always imported from Poland. In addition, Smithfield in the USA continues to advise that although a Chinese company owns Smithfield overall, absolutely no ham is imported from China by the US through Smithfield, or any other company to their knowledge.
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Today, the Chinese own Armour and the famous Smithfield hams, together with the most quintessential American brand of all: Nathan's Famous hot dogs, with its iconic annual eating contest. ... It remains the largest total acquisition of a U.S. company by the Chinese.
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Montgomery County is a major pork producer and includes both the Hatfield Quality Meats brand, owned by the Clemens Group, and the Leidy's and Alderfer brands, owned by the ALL Holding Co. ... He said that there is a glut of pork in China and that sales had been waning.
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