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This is a valid thing even without the current diarrhea epidemic.
US food is objectively shit, the poor quality and ingredients that are banned almost everywhere else being only some of many reaasons.
I find it funny when people say this, as the US is in the top 5 countries with the safest food worldwide.
Hard doubt that the usa would be in front of the 27 EU countries sharing a single food standard.
Bigger they come, harder they fall.
What is the source for this¿?
I'm guessing the Global Food Security Index, which in 2019, had the US ranked 3rd. That's based on a composite score that takes food availability, nutrition, quality, and safety into account.
As of 2022, the index has been updated and the US's composite score puts it at 13th.
Edit: sauce
Uhuh. US you say?
And only 113 states?
I don't say, the GFSI says