Popular frozen meal sold at Aldi recalled across 31 states for metal contamination: 'Discard it immediately' ALDI is recalling frozen taquitos after reports were made of "potential foreign material," namely metal, being found in the product, the company announced on Monday. 01/14/2025 - 8:39 am | View Link
What to know about the frozen taquitos recall at Aldi that could affect Wisconsinites Nearly 25,000 pounds of frozen chicken and cheese taquitos sold at Aldi are being recalled in Wisconsin for possible contamination with metal. 01/14/2025 - 4:06 am | View Link
Michigan company recalls 400 pounds of sausage products due to undeclared soy allergen The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced that UP Products, LLC, doing business as Meyer Wholesale, an establishment in Ewen, Michigan, has recalled ... 01/13/2025 - 6:33 pm | View Link
Valencia-Based Company Recalls Over 24,000 Pounds Of Taquitos Bestway Sandwiches, a Valencia-based company, has issued a recall for approximately 24,870 pounds of frozen chicken and cheese taquito products due to potential metal contamination. 01/13/2025 - 10:29 am | View Link
13 Peanut Butter Recalls You Need to Know About How safe is that jar of peanut butter sitting in your pantry? While most Americans enjoy it without a hitch, there have been contamination cases leading to massive recalls. Discover the most notable ... 01/12/2025 - 11:33 pm | View Link
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Capitalism is a fetish. And when I say fetish, I mean the actual definition of the word: an obsessive preoccupation or attachment; a fixation.
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We have two components to the business model: licensing to get access to our technology, and then customers pay us a royalty.