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Prime Members in Select Locations: 1-Lb Amazon Grocery Ground Beef (80/20)
$3 or Less
$6.99
+ Free Delivery on $25+at Amazon
+ Free Delivery on $25+at AmazonDeal Details
Amazon Grocery has for Prime Members in Select Locations: 1-Lb Amazon Grocery Ground Beef (80% Lean/20% Fat) for $2.99. Delivery is free on $25+ orders, otherwise $2.99 delivery charge will apply.
Thanks to Community Member ctcsd for posting this deal.
Note: Select accounts may qualify for a $5 off product page coupon. Sale price only available in select delivery locations. Limit 5. Non-Prime members may be able to order, but delivery/service fees will apply. You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one-time use and availability may vary by account.
Thanks to Community Member ctcsd for posting this deal.
Note: Select accounts may qualify for a $5 off product page coupon. Sale price only available in select delivery locations. Limit 5. Non-Prime members may be able to order, but delivery/service fees will apply. You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one-time use and availability may vary by account.
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Amazon Grocery has for Prime Members in Select Locations: 1-Lb Amazon Grocery Ground Beef (80% Lean/20% Fat) for $2.99. Delivery is free on $25+ orders, otherwise $2.99 delivery charge will apply.
Thanks to Community Member ctcsd for posting this deal.
Note: Select accounts may qualify for a $5 off product page coupon. Sale price only available in select delivery locations. Limit 5. Non-Prime members may be able to order, but delivery/service fees will apply. You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one-time use and availability may vary by account.
Thanks to Community Member ctcsd for posting this deal.
Note: Select accounts may qualify for a $5 off product page coupon. Sale price only available in select delivery locations. Limit 5. Non-Prime members may be able to order, but delivery/service fees will apply. You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one-time use and availability may vary by account.
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Amazon Grocery ground beef is a convenient same day option for chili, burgers, and other basics, with a deal price around $2.99 per pound in some areas. The meat has a 4.7 rating with over 27,000 reviews, USDA inspection, and past orders were described as matching grocery store and Costco quality and flavor. Availability and pricing vary by warehouse and account, with some pages showing a coupon or the deal price and others showing $7 per pound or unavailable. Shipping and the $25 minimum can push the effective cost higher, and the country of origin is not clearly shown.
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• The Banned Substance: China rejected an Argentine beef shipment after testing found chloramphenicol, an antibiotic that is banned for use in food-producing animals in many nations because it can cause severe blood disorders (such as aplastic anemia) in humans.
• Scope of the Rejection: The action involved a specific slaughterhouse/shipment rather than a total ban on all Argentine beef, though it heightened consumer anxiety
Canadian lean beef trimmings is what was in circulation over the last 10 years until the new tariffs this year. Additionally the 2001 ban on Argentinian beef was imposed after Foot and mouth disease (virus) was found in the supply, after Argentina started vaccinated their cows against it the meat was slowly reintroduced, yet restricted by a strict USA tariff, until now. Even China passed on importing this current meat they are selling. LOL no thanks
• The Banned Substance: China rejected an Argentine beef shipment after testing found chloramphenicol, an antibiotic that is banned for use in food-producing animals in many nations because it can cause severe blood disorders (such as aplastic anemia) in humans.
• Scope of the Rejection: The action involved a specific slaughterhouse/shipment rather than a total ban on all Argentine beef, though it heightened consumer anxiety
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• The Banned Substance: China rejected an Argentine beef shipment after testing found chloramphenicol, an antibiotic that is banned for use in food-producing animals in many nations because it can cause severe blood disorders (such as aplastic anemia) in humans.
• Scope of the Rejection: The action involved a specific slaughterhouse/shipment rather than a total ban on all Argentine beef, though it heightened consumer anxiety
I'm just sharing info, you can buy whatever you want to buy.. But due to a lack of mandatory country-of-origin-labeling (COOL) in the US it doesn't need to be on the packaging, so for transparency purposes better quality meat distributors put the origins of their products on their labels.
I'm just sharing info, you can buy whatever you want to buy.. But due to a lack of mandatory country-of-origin-labeling (COOL) in the US it doesn't need to be on the packaging, so for transparency purposes better quality meat distributors put the origins of their products on their labels.
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