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BREAKING: A viral video showing a store-bought pork loin filled with hundreds of small holes has sparked widespread concern and debate online, prompting questions about food processing and meat safety. In the clip, the woman slicing the pork stops immediately after noticing the interior texture, which appears to be covered in tiny, uniform tunnels throughout the muscle. Viewers compared the appearance to coral, Swiss cheese, sponges, and other porous structures not typically associated with raw pork. Online commenters speculated whether the holes could be associated with: • Parasitic infection • Bacterial damage to the tissue • Injection or processing errors • Mechanical tenderization (a real industry practice that can leave needle-like marks) • Or simple quality-control failures Food safety experts note that abnormal textures in commercial meat can occasionally come from processing equipment, improper storage, or defects in the muscle — but emphasized that viral videos alone are not enough to determine the cause. The pork in question has not been tested, and no official findings have been released. Consumers are urging retailers and suppliers to address the incident and clarify whether the holes indicate contamination or a processing anomaly.
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