US meat trade refutes ‘pink slime’ allegations
The US meat industry has hit back at accusations that ammonia-treated boneless lean beef trimmings – labelled ‘pink slime’ – are harmful to health.
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The US meat industry has hit back at accusations that ammonia-treated boneless lean beef trimmings – labelled ‘pink slime’ – are harmful to health.
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The American Meat Institute (AMI) has defended boneless lean beef trimmings (BLBT) as wholesome and nutritious, criticizing media reports that have described the product as ‘pink slime’.
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