That bright red steak in the case might be lying to you. It looks perfect. It looks fresh. It looks safe. But the color you trust so much can be the most misleading sign in the entire store. Under lights, behind plastic, and wrapped in marketing language, meat can look newer, better, and saf… Continues…
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