When Consumer Reports released the

When Consumer Reports released the results of a study last week that found most pork was contaminated with Yersinia enterocolitica, the media and bloggers were abuzz with headlines like: "Almost 70 Percent of Pork In Stores Unsafe" (Forbes), "Widespread bacteria and drugs found in US pork samples" (Fox News), and "Consumer Reports analysis of US pork finds majority contaminated" (Los Angeles Times).

When Consumer Reports released the results of a study last week that found most pork was contaminated with Yersinia enterocolitica, the media and bloggers were abuzz with headlines like: "Almost 70 Percent of Pork In Stores Unsafe" (Forbes), "Widespread bacteria and drugs. found in US pork samples "(Fox News), and" Consumer Reports analysis of US pork finds majority contaminated "(Los Angeles Times).

When Consumer Reports released the results of a study last week that found most pork was contaminated with, Yersinia enterocolitica. The media and bloggers were abuzz with headlines like: "Almost 70 Percent of Pork In Stores Unsafe" (Forbes), Widespread. " Bacteria and drugs found in US pork samples "(Fox News),And "Consumer Reports analysis of US pork finds majority contaminated" (Los Angeles Times).