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Feds: Canadian beef plant OK to reopen
www.upi.com
[UPI.com] - Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz said the XL Food facility in Brooks, southeast of Calgary, was deemed fit to reopen by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, CTV News reported. He said the plant, which employs 2,000 people could resume operations with
Google News: The Commons: Gerry Ritz did not inspect that ground beef
[Macleans.ca (blog)] - “Mr. Speaker,” the Prime Minister explained, “it is not the minister who does food inspection; it is the Canadian Food Inspection Agency that does food inspection.” Indeed, the nation's conveyor belts are not directed through Gerry Ritz's Parliament
Gerry Ritz, XL Foods failed consumers badly
thechronicleherald.ca
[TheChronicleHerald.ca] - BETWEEN a mediocre federal agriculture minister and a fumbling food giant, Canadians have been exceptionally ill-served during the current outbreak of E. coli that originated in a mega-meat-processing plant in Alberta. So far, the consequences of
Google News: Saskatchewan E. coli not linked to beef from XL Foods, says Ritz
[Macleans.ca] - EDMONTON – Canada's agriculture minister says 13 cases of E. coli reported in Saskatchewan are not linked to the Alberta plant involved in a massive beef recall. Gerry Ritz says these people don't have the same strain of E. coli as 11 other Canadians
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