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Core Viewpoint - Recent controversies surrounding Sam's Club's salmon and freeze-dried strawberries have raised concerns about food safety standards and consumer awareness regarding the consumption of raw seafood and potential contamination in food products [5][8][13]. Group 1: Salmon Controversy - A popular salmon product sold by Sam's Club has a label indicating it should be "cooked before consumption," with no mention of being safe to eat raw [5]. - The salmon adheres to the GB 2733 standard, which is a basic hygiene standard for fresh and frozen aquatic products, but does not guarantee safety for raw consumption [8]. - Despite the warnings, many consumers have shared photos of eating the salmon raw on Sam's Club's online platform, indicating a disconnect between consumer practices and product labeling [8][13]. Group 2: Freeze-Dried Strawberry Issues - A report revealed that freeze-dried strawberries sold by Sam's Club contained excessive levels of heavy metals and pesticide residues, raising alarms about food safety [13]. - The strawberries were linked to a supplier that had previously faced similar complaints regarding contamination, suggesting potential systemic issues in sourcing and quality control [13]. - Following the reports, Sam's Club has removed the affected product from its shelves, indicating a response to consumer safety concerns [13].