A much, and incorrectly, maligned beef product that was a common ingredient in hamburger patties and other prepared dishes is making a comeback in the US. Two years ago, beef processors cut back sharply on producing "lean, finely textured beef" after the nasty nickname for...
Cargill , one of the world's largest beef processors, will begin labelling when its finely textured beef is used in the making of its US ground beef products....
Big Beef has decided someone's head is going to roll for that whole 'Pink Slime' saga earlier this year, and that someone is ABC News. Beef Products Inc is suing ABC for $1,2-billion over "roughly 200 'false and misleading and defamatory' statements" about the company’s...
The 'pink slime' saga continues apace in the US...
Battalions of American food police have been up in arms of late over 'pink slime', aka lean finely textured beef (LFTB), which given its horrible moniker by two former USDA scientists, turned whistle-blowers, who claim that it was approved for consumption for political reasons...