One-Fifth of U.S. Beef Capacity Wiped Out by JBS Cyberattack

Re:One-Fifth of U.S. Beef Capacity Wiped Out by JBS Cyberattack by trhway on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @08:27PM (#27363311)

> I don't reheat/re-use leftovers. ... any unsold product is now a higher loss.

Perfect yesterday BBQ meat! Coming from USSR/Russia with its food shortages in 198x-first half of 199x i still kind of mentally shudder reading such things even after 21 years of living here.

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Re:One-Fifth of U.S. Beef Capacity Wiped Out by JBS Cyberattack by tonyb on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @10:16PM (#27364024)

It’s not waste in that it goes into the trash - it’s just a sink cost that I’ll never recoup. Anything left over I keep for myself, give to friends/family, or donate (which is actually more difficult than you would expect since it is perishable)

I’m only open once or twice a week so secondary uses (beans, chili, etc) unfortunately don’t work for me.

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Re:One-Fifth of U.S. Beef Capacity Wiped Out by JBS Cyberattack by jessaustin on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @08:35PM (#27363358)

Yeah, surely there could be some dish made from day-old meat.

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Re:One-Fifth of U.S. Beef Capacity Wiped Out by JBS Cyberattack by RyJones on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @09:45PM (#27363842)

dog food for well-heeled dogs?

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Re:One-Fifth of U.S. Beef Capacity Wiped Out by JBS Cyberattack by jessaustin on Friday June 04, 2021 @02:25PM (#27397101)

Any chef with any talent could use meat that was cooked literally a day ago in any number of delicious dishes for actual people.

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