Just picked up milk and noticed the label says "100% milk from real cows". This wasn't something I was worried about before now.
When The Moneyed fund "deregulation", food adulteration becomes an issue.
1. Canned goods that are mostly water.
2. Baked goods using "garbage carbs" & preservatives.
3. Lab grown meat.
4. Meat injected with brine to make it weigh more.
Mislabelled frozen fish & seafood.
https://www.wired.com/story/diarrhea-outbreak-taylor-farms-maga-donations-lobbying/
https://newrepublic.com/post/176466/footage-reveals-koch-network-plans-gut-federal-agencies
https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/new-gras-notification-rule-proposed-for-8913729/
https://orionmagazine.org/article/koch-network-climate-change-misinformation/
https://usrtk.org/ultra-processed-foods/americans-for-ingredient-transparency/
Wow, you can find 100% milk? My grocery store only has 1% and 2%.
Still haven't figure out what they are diluting it with.
@mattblaze It's an anti oat milk campaign.
@mattblaze We don't want any of that AI milk.
@mattblaze could be part of the dairy industry's rather silly beef with plant milks. They have pushed the narrative of plant milks being "fake" pretty hard before. Even going as far as demanding regulation on what products can and cannot be called milk
@mattblaze here in Canada, lots of brands say "100% milk from Canadian farms". That's important to us.
@mattblaze New Fear Unlocked
@mattblaze But it *can't* have a "no AI" label!!!
@mattblaze 100%* milk** from real cows**
*) less than 1% stagnant pond water
**) milk and milk-like products
***) any FDA approved Bovidae, including, but not limited to; sheep, goat, gaur, takin, buffalo and bison