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FDA head calls on Congress to pass mandatory testing for lead in food
(www.nbcnews.com)
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How in the name of hell is this not already a thing?
Because properly funding the FDA costs money so we're better off allowing corporations to operate on the honor system according to a large percentage of morons, both historic and contemporary.
Dude, the corporations pinky sweared that they totally did it. What more could you ask for?
I want their pinky when I turns out that they lied. Yakuza-style.
This is how you properly regulate corporations.
I just wish we'd actually use the death penalty against corporations instead of people. There are so many companies that should be ground into powder for the crimes they've committed, but between buying out the legislators and the (not inaccurate) argument that it would put people out of work that we'll never see it happen. Instead we get 'cost of doing business' fines that barely put a dent in profits...
We don't even have that yet. If I understand this article correctly it requires food manufacturers to test not the FDA.
Because Republicans keep hacking away at regulatory budgets.
Thankfully consumer reports Lunchables piece went viral. Maybe now these fucks will be shamed into funding food safety.
Then again, these are the same folks that stick with their party’s dogma even after elementary school kids get shot in class.
Bc cinnamon is expensive. Why aren't you thinking about the CEO and stockholders? You heartless monster.