A group of 12,000 doctors, who advocate for ethical research and vegetarian diets, have taken clean eating awareness to a new level. The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine has been debating fecal matter contamination on meat with the US Department of Agriculture since 2013. By relying on the naked eye to detect possible fecal bacteria on meat and poultry, the USDA has allegedly taken a lax approach with their inspection processes. The advocacy group previously filed a petition to ask the USDA to enhance their procedures for testing possible contamination, and to delete the word “wholesome” from labeling. The advocacy group is pushing for a description they feel is more fitting for the products the USDA approves – “May Contain Feces.” Continue reading