U.S. sees spike in contaminated Australian meat shipments - documents - Agweek

U.S. sees spike in contaminated Australian meat shipments - documents - Agweek

Labor and food safety groups attribute the problem to an Australian system that increasingly allows companies to inspect their own meat, replacing government inspectors. Similar efforts to privatize inspections are underway in other major meat-producing countries including the United States.

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