Thread: More about canned mushrooms

On Mar 18, 9:20*am, Gary <g.maj...@att.net> wrote:
> At the grocery story yesterday morning, I looked to see if they had canned
> mushrooms. *They still sell them but not the old "B&B" brand which I seem to
> remember.
>
> They offer generic store brand mushrooms...all from the USA.
>
> Interesting though is a brand name, "Giorgio"
> * *http://www.giorgiofoods.com/
>
> They had cans of mushrooms either sliced or whole and 2 sizes of each. *What
> I found interesting is that the cans of whole mushrooms were a product of
> the USA. *The 2 sizes of the sliced mushrooms were a product from China
> though. *wth?
>

I agree with Gary's puzzlement. AFAIK, Giorgio's whole mushrooms come
from Indonesia, while their stems and pieces come from India. (I may
have these reversed.)

At the grocery story yesterday morning, I looked to see if they had canned
mushrooms. They still sell them but not the old "B&B" brand which I seem to
remember.

They offer generic store brand mushrooms...all from the USA.

Interesting though is a brand name, "Giorgio"
http://www.giorgiofoods.com/

They had cans of mushrooms either sliced or whole and 2 sizes of each. What
I found interesting is that the cans of whole mushrooms were a product of
the USA. The 2 sizes of the sliced mushrooms were a product from China
though. wth?

Gary

This is the case as labor in China is much cheaper than US. Anyways, the
product cannot be of China if the mushrooms are grown in US.




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