To clarify, this false-positive lab sample DOES NOT change the basis for FDA’s ongoing outbreak investigation or the overwhelming epidemiological data supporting the current voluntary recall by Taylor Farms.
Over the weekend, FDA alerted Taylor Farms that a new sample of shredded lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico tested positive for Cyclospora during import examination at the Southern Border. This ended up being a false positive, and Taylor Farms was alerted to the corrective test result Sunday.
FDA’s traceback investigation and outbreak data continue to converge on shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms locations in central Mexico. FDA will continue to work with federal and state partners to investigate this multistate outbreak and ensure products implicated in this outbreak have been removed from the market.
Protecting the American public remains our highest priority. We encourage the public to continue to avoid all products listed in Taylor Farms’ voluntary recall. https://t.co/ksnGV2rfq2
To clarify, this false-positive lab sample DOES NOT change the basis for FDA’s ongoing outbreak investigation or the overwhelming epidemiological data supporting the current voluntary recall by Taylor Farms.
Over the weekend, FDA alerted Taylor Farms that a new sample of shredded lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico tested positive for Cyclospora during import examination at the Southern Border. This ended up being a false positive, and Taylor Farms was alerted to the corrective test result Sunday.
FDA’s traceback investigation and outbreak data continue to converge on shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms locations in central Mexico. FDA will continue to work with federal and state partners to investigate this multistate outbreak and ensure products implicated in this outbreak have been removed from the market.
Protecting the American public remains our highest priority. We encourage the public to continue to avoid all products listed in Taylor Farms’ voluntary recall. https://t.co/ksnGV2rfq2
As we remain angry over the Senate's refusal to seriously address Election Fraud, a fair question to ask is;
"how many of the current 100 Senators have themselves benefited from unfair elections?"
I live in a county that is "purple" at best. My taxes are double than the next county over which is more rural and mostly red, and in the next county from that, still almost half less. It was just an observation. Also, I don't live on a farm. TN property values have skyrocketed. The more property you own, the more you owe. It is not fair, but that's how they do it. We have had a big influx of new residents, and we also have an illegal immigration problem. They seem (in my area at least) to either build big 600k+ homes or apartment buildings, and the rents are pretty high. We actually have a housing crisis. If I wanted to move, I couldn't afford it. The city I live just outside of, is a small wealthy mountain town. Maybe 10-12k. They have triple my taxes, and some even more, depending on the value of their property. The residents are not only paying county tax but city taxes as well. They don't take very good care of the roads and bought a stupid street sweeper instead of dealing with the potholes and such.
Think about the election nonsense like this: If Trump had convened a group of medical professionals and there was a new drug that had been identified to eliminate all types of cancer, Americans would expect him to get that into our hands as quickly as possible. The Save Act is the equivalent to that. And if you had Congress, the courts and the FDA throwing up road blocks to prevent Americans from receiving that miracle drug, there would be justifiable frustration. And, we would expect the president to find the solution to cut through the nonsense. Go look up the ancient Greek fable of "Gordian's Knot." That's where we are....
Very few people in either party are actually representing the people who elected them.
We the People have got to figure out how to grab the power and the initiative back from the very people we elected.