Martinelli's apple juice was recalled for arsenic levels above USDA limits. The speaker questions why the USDA allows any arsenic at all and suggests regulators might be influenced by money, while the company denies the problem.
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Apple juice is being recalled. I ain't surprised anyway, okay? Now it's being recalled for high arsenic levels. Now Martinelli's, I guess this is an Italian-made apple juice or something like that. They're saying that their arsenic levels were higher than the USDA allows. Now I didn't even know that the USDA allowed arsenic. I had no clue, but you know, ours is a little bit more lenient depending on how much you pay, allegedly, to get these products passed, OK? Now, they done took all of them off the shelf. Now, of course, the apple juice company is coming back saying that it's all a lie. It was all a lie. And ain't nothing wrong with they juice. I could look at a juice and tell something ain't right with this juice. And I been knew that, OK? And here's why. It's like, when you juice apples, what color is the juice?