that claim rather than relying only on marketing language.
And if something seems inconsistent—such as a label that appears misleading or a product that doesn’t match its description—keep the packaging and receipt and contact the retailer or appropriate food-safety authority.
The Bottom Line
There are legitimate concerns about food fraud and inaccurate labeling, but the viral claim that supermarkets are secretly swapping premium meat for low-grade imports shouldn’t be treated as an established fact without evidence.
