Fact Check: Is mRNA being placed in pork and shrimp to alter DNA and vaccinate consumers?

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Claimant: John Graff


Claim: mRNA is now in pork and shrimp to alter people’s DNA and vaccinate them through food.


Rating: FALSE


Explanation: There is no evidence that pork or shrimp is being used to secretly administer mRNA vaccines to consumers. Eating these foods cannot alter a person’s DNA or vaccinate them against disease.


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Date: 07/13/2026



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Last Updated on July 13, 2026 by Media Bias Fact Check