Posted by Hotflashjr on June 13, 2008 at 09:59:45 from (199.144.36.21):
In Reply to: Tainted Tomatoes posted by Fedup on June 13, 2008 at 09:30:36:
I agree to buy from your local producers. I disagree with the jump right on the bad maters being from Mexico. I worked 8 years in the produce business and rarely saw a tomato from Mexico up in the northeast. Most were Florida in our off-season or Canadian hydroponics. I would guess the tainted tomatoes are from Florida and the salmonella is from a cleaning or hydrocooling process where tainted water was used, not human waste to grow them.
Nice contradiction as well... High fuel prices and people are going to pay to ship produce that needs to be refrigerated up through the hottest parts of the country? I think you will see a big shift to buy local because of the cost of fuel. I doubt you will see a large shift to Mexican produce because the cost of fuel, even if it is a few cents cheaper per box; which is typically the case.
Sorry for the rant, just thought the original comment was very mis-informed.
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