A premium price cannot buy trust when the label itself comes into question. An unverified account alleges that distributors mixed cheaper imported meat into products sold as higher quality, leaving shoppers wondering what reached their dinner tables. But without named companies, official findings, or documented recalls, the deepest uncertainty concerns not just the meat, but who deserves their trus… Continues…
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