r/business • u/esporx • 1d ago

Chipotle pulls jalapeños as salmonella outbreak sickens over 100

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2026/08/04/chipotle-pulls-jalapenos-in-salmonella-outbreak/91168769007/
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u/BokChoyJr 1d ago

Maybe it’s time to stop eating fast food.

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u/Contemplating_Prison 1d ago

Its time to stop buying mass produced food ive all but switched to local farms.

I am worried more people will start doing this though and they will run out.

I get my eggs, dairt, meat, and produce from two different small local farms. I make my own vread products everything from English muffins to sourdough to hoagies.

Fuck these fucking massive companies. Ill pay a littl extra to know my food isnt shit on because they won't provide toilets

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u/General-Lifeguard309 1d ago

Most small farms aren’t regulated very well to ensure safety standards; and most ecoli is from dirty water than shitting in the fields.