In 2014, Representative Thomas Massie (Kentucky) with the help of 25 cosponsors introduced two Milk Freedom Acts. One is to allow local farmers to sell raw milk without the risk of being fined or even prosecuted for doing so, and one is to outlaw the federal government from interfering with raw [...]
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Monthly Archives October 2015
Watchdog Group Alleges Organic Fraud by the USDA, Demands Change
The Cornucopia Institute, a public interest organization and watchdog group for organic food and agriculture, has officially released a call-to-action report about fraudulent activity at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and its organic standards program. The presented materials call into serious question their commitment to protecting the integrity [...]
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Blast Fake Ingredients With a Giant Burrito in Chipotle’s New Space Invaders Style Video Game
Chipotle Mexican Grill made waves when it announced it had removed its GMO ingredients, and a few enemies for that matter (virtually the entire mainstream media, which rushed to attack the company to appease its main sponsors, the fake food industry). The company’s commitment to “food with integrity” also includes [...]
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They Said Coconut Water is One of the Healthiest Things To Put In Your Body. Here’s What They Didn’t Tell You
When I first started getting into the world of organic “superfoods,” I was a broke 23-year-old kid fresh out of college who had no idea where to start. It all began after reading the classic book The Hundred Year Lie about chemicals in our food supply and continued when [...]
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“Water you can eat” – cheap biodegradable packaging that can save the environment
Image source: https://twitter.com/oohowater In America alone, people dispose of 2.5 million plastic bottles every hour. At the same time only 10% of households have a recycling program, and just 63% of all communities have access to a recycling center for plastic. It is estimated that 80% of all plastic bottles [...]
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