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22. Package was MisLabled and "Fresh Frozen" means Fresh and not Trucked over the USA or from

Sun Mar 30, 2014, 09:14 PM

Mar 2014

China/Mexico.

Fresh Frozen does preserve some nutrients but one is better buying local..for the Freshists but studies have shown that "Fresh Fozen" can be better (depending on conditions) than TRUCKED fresh during heat waves and such. And certainly "shipped across Pacific Fresh" should be open to question along with conditions from Mexico long distances to some American Markets.

How would we know? but it perfect circumstances "Fresh Fozen" Containerized under consistent Standards...should be acceptable...over shipped Fresh for Long distances due to wilting that only a spray from your local grocer would 'Refresh."

Whatever...a balanced diet chosen discriminating consumers is the best solution. But....most families and singles don't have that time or background to be able to deal with that when everyone works 24/7 these days and Fast Food is so tempting....but the time to shop, prepare, cook...needs some energy and discriminating choices..of the buyer.

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Birds Eye "C&W", for "California & Washington" frozen mixed vegetables: "Product of China". [View all] NYC_SKP Mar 2014 OP

interesting Liberal_in_LA Mar 2014 #1

Hey - at least they put that information on the label - look at this - djean111 Mar 2014 #2

Would "Product of Mexico" make you feel better? or "Product of Chile"? brooklynite Mar 2014 #3

Actually, it would n2doc Mar 2014 #4

Yup. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Mar 2014 #5

Frozen veggies are fresh? n/t Texasgal Mar 2014 #6

Yes, I would. For several reasons: NYC_SKP Mar 2014 #9

+1 thanks Hekate Mar 2014 #35

How is a frozen product 'fresh veggies'? Why does it say Washington and California? Bluenorthwest Mar 2014 #10

Package was MisLabled and "Fresh Frozen" means Fresh and not Trucked over the USA or from KoKo Mar 2014 #22

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2014 #7

Not to worry PeoViejo Mar 2014 #8

Who grows vegetables in compost? roody Mar 2014 #11

The Chinese PeoViejo Mar 2014 #13

Plain raw sewage would burn plants. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2014 #14

I checked my Birdseye/CW frozen chopped spinach: Product of USA. TwilightGardener Mar 2014 #12

It's seasonal rotation...one has to check every damned label these days because the KoKo Mar 2014 #20

If you go to "Whole Foods" be sure to check their brand Frozen Veggies.... KoKo Mar 2014 #15

Cloned animals would still need a venous system to grow big enough to eat REP Mar 2014 #16

They don't have Veins and Blood...Let me tell you...I've been cooking chicken since KoKo Mar 2014 #17

That's not cloned REP Mar 2014 #18

Bred for White Meat only and the stuff is weird....too uniform in texture...the second day KoKo Mar 2014 #19

You keep using that word. Codeine Mar 2014 #21

Cloned/Manipulated...Bred for White Meat Only......Whatever you choose... KoKo Mar 2014 #24

cloning =/= breeding Lancero Mar 2014 #38

Sometimes I see oranges at my Safeway that are from South Africa. Glimmer of Hope Mar 2014 #23

We've had a history in America of FRUIT from other Countries..which we accept KoKo Mar 2014 #25

I want to know! Scary stuff. Glimmer of Hope Mar 2014 #37

I was looking at a kitchen knife at Kitchen Collection doc03 Mar 2014 #26

Where I am, this is a huge problem in some stores laundry_queen Mar 2014 #27

"Packaged In" and "Distributed by"....Code words of Deception in our Food Products... KoKo Mar 2014 #28

I feel the way you do laundry_queen Mar 2014 #29

"Packaged in USA" is what I hate the most tandot Mar 2014 #31

I usually religiously check everything I buy for land of origin tandot Mar 2014 #30

CSA's Le Taz Hot Mar 2014 #32

I get what I can from farmers markets, etc., NYC_SKP Mar 2014 #33

How funny! Le Taz Hot Mar 2014 #34

On the other hand, I often eat "Chinese Food" from a restaurant that cooks it right there in the Warren DeMontague Mar 2014 #36