She comes to the table with a fearsome reputation. She was once the scourge of the poultry and meat industries, and now she's casting a cold eye on produce. Our Priority' are pushing for even tougher rules. Some groups have quietly hinted that the public might be better off eating highly processed foods because they are safer. Although that is questionable processed foods can spoil and become contaminated all's fair in love, war, and business.
Man bites apple apple bites back.
In other words, everybody gets a piece of the action when there's a food problem. No one, except the produce industry, has any real interest in putting the problem in perspective or in context. All this is getting lost in the rush to regulate and condemn. Produce once wore the white hat. Now produce is being told to get out of Dodge.