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Waiter, there's a microchip in my pork butt   permalink
originally posted by Xeni Jardin from Boing Boing, reBlogged by bev on September 19, 2004

Xeni Jardin:
Over a thousand pounds of pig flesh processed at a Sioux Center meatpacking facility was recalled over fears that a missing microchip could be embedded in the meat.


The Sioux-Preme Packing Co. recalled 110 pork shoulder butts -- about 1,100 pounds of meat -- that could contain the metal devices used to measure scientific data in hogs.

Pass the tofurkey, please. Link



   
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