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The number of people getting sick has increased which is the main concern. They have gotten too lax with regulations to prevent such outbreaks. Less regulations also leads to less voluntary recalls.
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The food recall “crisis” is mostly manufactured outrage.
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Anonymous 10w

How do you know that the number of people getting sick has increased? We had one very well-publicized Cyclospora outbreak that caused 11,458 confirmed infections. That’s a drop in the bucket compared with the millions of foodborne illnesses that occur every year in the U.S. You can’t just say that less regulation is causing more people to get sick. You first have to establish that more people are actually getting sick, then show that deregulation is the reason why.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

It’s literally just a fact fam. Deregulation is literally resulting in cases such as this. The last major outbreak was within the 80s and 90s of salmonella. Literally the third largest outbreak in U.S. History fam. Like having a house and taking out all the smoke detectors and wondering why you didn’t know there was a fire.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 10w

Was also removed from regulatory monitoring. 🫩

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

The argument about food borne illnesses is also for what? Adding any amount to that number due to bad inspections and deregulating is not acceptable.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 10w

You’re assuming causation without evidence. Which specific regulatory change caused this outbreak? Cyclospora surveillance was never cut.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

The one where they stopped looking for it in food. 🤨

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

It literally was. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention removed Cyclospora from its mandatory active tracking list in July 2025.

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