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I could be wrong about this but... from a European perspective this strikes me as an American problem. It’d be interesting to see if the same problems applied t
by moomin 7y ago
I could be wrong about this but... from a European perspective this strikes me as an American problem. It’d be interesting to see if the same problems applied to European honey.
- mprev 7y agoOne example: https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/food-safety/tesco-honey-test-not-fit-for-purpose-say-food-safety-experts/599902.article https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/food-safety/tesco-honey-test-not...
- cbzbc 7y agoI suppose the key there was that it was withdrawn after this was found out (and own brand supermarket stuff is often the cheapest variant if a product with all the corner cutting that implies)
- moomin 7y agoYeah, I'd say this supports my hypothesis, in that the article is about whether or not good honey was rejected by the processes in place, not whether bad honey was making it onto shelves despite failing tests.