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Pink Slime is Back: Why do School Districts Continue to Serve Dreadful Byproduct?

Published Wed September 11, 2013

By Patrick

It's baaaack. Pink slime, an ammonia and beef byproduct that spurred one of the most talked about controversies in 2012, is being reintroduced to school lunches now that the media spotlight has dimmed. School districts in Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Virginia are patiently waiting for ...

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