Made in China: 5 Poisonous Foods Currently Available in Your Supermarket.

It’d be nice to assume that all food sold in U.S. supermarkets is safe to eat—or at least, that it’s government inspected. Sadly, it’s not the case. China allows unsafe and toxic products to leave its borders and get into our stores all the time.

You may recall some of the many China food scandals in recent years, from deadly melamine in milk products, harmful honey, and poisonous dog treats.

Since the FDA examines only 2.3% of all food imports, there’s every reason to be more than a bit cautious when buying food imported from China.

Here are the top 5 products from China that you should really watch out for.

 

1. Tilapia 

Tilapia
Tilapia


2.Cod

Cod
Cod


3. Apple Juice 

Apple
Apple


4. Canned Mushrooms

Canned_Mushrooms
Canned_Mushrooms

 

 

5. Garlic

Garlic
Garlic


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