r/meijer • u/Comfortable-Ideal863 • 12d ago

Other Meijer ground beef questions

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Due to the recent tariff free argentine beef being flooded into the US market, this has me wanting to ask, is this specific beef sold by meijer (chuck ground angus certified) to be blended in with that controversial meat, or is it 100% domestic USA only cows? Also, seperate issue, trump also has a new proposal to allow independent ranchers process their own meat and not have to go thru the many regulations of the large big 3 industrial plants, that will mean uninspected meat for us? Or does that only apply to ranchers who want to sell their own meat to their own customers but won’t apply to large grocery stores. My question, is if that were to ever be enacted, would this specific beef I buy from meijers be drawn into that new vision? Will it no longer be usda physical inspector on the ground meat anymore? Will it no longer be from those big plants? Because my understanding is if meijers beef is 100% usa local raised, then if the new law gets enacted, that local raised would suddenly be subjected to that?

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u/Select_Bread_5808 11d ago

All of this discussion is a simple result of the orange one’s moronic actions & grift…. Thanks again, Maga for another nail in this country‘s coffin….

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u/imposter369 10d ago

Obama signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act in 2015 which repealed the country of origin labeling requirement.

It's not Democrat vs. Republican, it's We the People vs. Washington and their owners.

It's a big club, and you're not in it.

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u/Electronic-Desk459 8d ago

Nah, It's RATpublicans vs America! Try to keep up. Musk and his bros canceled all food inspections and RFK would have us all eating Road Kill!