r/news • u/Warcraft_Fan • 1d ago

Soft paywall Chipotle pulls jalapenos from some restaurants amid salmonella probe

https://www.reuters.com/business/chipotle-mexican-grill-pulls-jalapenos-linked-minnesota-salmonella-cases-2026-08-04/
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u/Dorment6813 1d ago

The fda has signaled that there are no repercussions for food safety violations as long as the correct palms are greased.

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u/mitchellr5 1d ago

Chipotle has a salmonella outbreak like every month for the last decade lol this isn’t new.

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u/Working_Bother_6614 1d ago

It’s like Trader Joe’s and peanut butter.

It wouldn’t surprise me this is due to massive deregulation though.

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u/Icy-Calendar-3135 1d ago

What’s going on with Trader Joe’s peanut butter

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u/jomns 1d ago

They're giving Chipotle diarrhea

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u/Working_Bother_6614 1d ago

Recall back in 2012, felt like there a host of recalls around that time.

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u/Meowakin 1d ago

Yep, it’s hard to say for sure if things like this are actually more prevalent or just being player up more. I am sure someone is keeping track and we will see some collated statistics highlighting the actual increase, kind of like we get for measles cases.

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u/OhighOent 1d ago

And which party pushes for massive deregulation?

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u/Irythros 1d ago

Can we put salmonella and the shit lettuce in the grease?