USDA Lifts Ban on Chickens Processed in Chinese Plants

The Leonard Lopate Show | Sep 26, 2013

Earlier this month the USDA lifted its ban on chicken meat that’s processed in Chinese plants. The Washington Post’s Kimberly Kindy talks about why the Dept. of Agriculture has cleared four Chinese poultry processors to export to the US, and why critics are worried about contamination in the meat, and whether you’ll be able to tell where the meat in your supermarket was processed.

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