It'll quiet down soon. Once all the funding gets pulled. Great time for people to write harrowing exposés on food producers.
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It's a Jungle out there.
It sounds to me like the FDA is doing what it's supposed to (part of it anyway). I wish these could be caught before they made it to shelves, but pulling them before they can do more damage is still a positive.
Half of these are a single recall from a farm that took two days for a major packer to pack. Anybody that used cucumbers from that packer that might have been packed in those two days then has to issue their own recall.