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Evidence has come to light that the FDA may have been aware of the spinach and peanut butter contamination several months before the sicknesses occurred but didn't do as much as they could have. One problem is the resources. As CBS said, even though the FDA is responsible for 80% of the food in this country and the USDA for the other twenty, for some reason, the USDA has three times as many inspectors. The FDA has also been busier with the "D" part of their name in recent years.
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4-24-2007 @11:09AM David said... "The FDA has also been busier with the "D" part of their name in recent years."
Of course they have. Drug companies pay better.
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