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If You Like Fresh, Wild-Caught Salmon, You May Be Out of Luck
Fresh, wild-caught salmon may not be available this year because of a fishing ban in California and Oregon. Also, the head of a Chino slaughterhouse admits that meat from sick cows got into supplies for children's lunches.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenFresh, wild-caught salmon may not be available this year because of a fishing ban in California and Oregon. Also, the head of a Chino slaughterhouse admits that meat from sick cows got into supplies for children's lunches.
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2 storiesChino Meat-Plant Owner Testifies in Washington
Testifying before Congress today, the head of the Westland/Hallmark slaughterhouse in Chino admitted that his "system broke down." Westland/Hallmark was closed after the biggest meat recall in history.
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The fall run of Chinook salmon in the Sacramento River sustains an industry worth well over $103 million a year.
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