Comment by OutOfHere
2 years ago
You don't know or understand how it's supposed to work. Every plant is supposed to be routinely inspected, and not be allowed to operate if it is not sanitary. If the inspection process didn't work for this one plant, it means it is not guaranteed to work for any plant.
Basically, it has been left up to the goodness of the plants to operate themselves how they like. That's how it is expected in the third world.
Ahhh, I see where you're confused. You don't know how it works in the third world.
No, in the third world, inspections aren't even done. Laws are created that aren't enforced, inspection teams aren't funded, and inspectors are bribed.
None of that is happening in the US.
And no, constant inspections is not how it's done. Even in Europe, it's random inspections and mostly self-regulation.