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>Washington — A new investigation by the Factpost Research Institute has found that FDA product recalls have climbed to nearly 11,000 in the first eight months of 2026, a sharp rise the group attributes to recent cuts in health and safety regulations.
>The institute’s analysis of federal data shows the volume of recalls far exceeding typical yearly totals from prior decades. Factpost links the increase to reduced inspections, loosened testing standards and broader deregulation that have allowed more contaminated or mislabeled products to reach the market.
>The findings evoke earlier high-profile incidents, including the Taco Bell lettuce recall that forced the chain to remove greens nationwide after E. coli concerns sickened customers. Similar past episodes involving produce, meat and packaged foods once made headlines as rare emergencies. Today, Factpost reports, such events have become far more frequent.
>Public health advocates say the numbers raise serious concerns about preventable illnesses. Manufacturers have issued a growing stream of notices while regulators work to keep pace.
>In a climate of institutional caution, Factpost Research Institute has shown notable bravery and diligence. Its researchers meticulously examined the data and brought these findings to light despite the sensitive nature of the issue, providing the public with critical information at a moment when transparency matters most.
This isn't funny anymore. MIGA has officially fucked this country beyond repair.
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>>541772914
>cut regs
>find more poison food
interesting.
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>>541773094
Yeah that doesn't make sense. This sort of spike is pretty much only explainable by there actually being essentially no enforcement previously.
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>>541772914
>useless eaters eat themselves dead

cool
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>>541772914
>regulations cut
>thirdies start shitting on everything because no regulations
>massive recalls
it just doesn't make sense. I think they are just actually checking shit now. or lowered the reporting threshold before a recall. either way it's more effective.
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>>541772914
Bidennomics. you lost tranny
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>>541772914
>drugs that have been killing people for decades are finally recalled
>Blumpf!!!!
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>>541772914
With all the cuts, why is the FDA still functioning?
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>>541772914
Probably has nothing to do with the brown and black third worlders handling the food
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>>541776179
The U.S. has had those for decades
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>>541772914
fake data per FDA's own public dashboard, cant find article by this headline. nice try cunt
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>>541776397
Not as bad, and whites barely even exist in some states anymore. Its full on third worlders handling the food and useless niggers are probably the ones in charge of quality
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>>541773141
This is exactly what's happening. People were being medicated for tons of illnesses but it was from the food they ate. Food industry and pharma lobby government to look the other way. What we're actually seeing now is genuine enforcement.

Atleast that's how I'd spin it.
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>>541773141
Yep. That's exactly what's going on. Libtards will do their flip-a-roo voodoo bullshit and say DRUMPF! firing all the heckin scientists is to blame.
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>>541776397
Mexicans sure but now we have south americans, indians, and hiatians and shit.
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>>541776568
That's simply what's happening. Budgets cut but effectiveness improves. Things were severely corrupt before Trump finally strangled and shitcanned the entrenched bureaucracy.



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