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Originally posted by Angus123
reply to post by TrueAmerican
That's Fox for ya. Evil corporate machine that enables and coddles the Evil Conservative Agenda.
Make money at all costs. Screw the little guy. Dumb em' down.
God bless the U.S.A.
Originally posted by HunkaHunka
reply to post by TrueAmerican
I love my Organic Milk without Growth Hormones!
Although I know there are people who are so cynical as to believe that even has issues, but I can tell one heckuva difference between the two...
Originally posted by Merkel
Are you serious? Come on. Fox is the only news channel that has been even remotely fair on coverage of most everything. Next you'll say all of us that watch Fox News are racist and right wing nut jobs like Fox is always accused of. This site scares me some times because the way some people are so paranoid!
Consumer rejection forces Monsanto out genetically engineered bovine growth hormones
Monsanto announced yesterday that it is getting out of the business of producing bovine growth hormone rBST, a genetically engineered (GE) product to increase milk production in dairy cows. The move comes after global consumer and market rejection of the product, with companies like Safeway, Starbucks and Kraft recently announcing they are removing milk produced using rBST in many of their products. This year, Monsanto failed in their attempt to stem consumer rejection, losing bids in several states which would have prevented dairies from labelling their products as rBST free.
Milk and cheese made with rBST has been banned in Canada and Europe for the past decade. In Canada, rBST was banned in 1998 after scientists within Health Canada, publicly raised health and safety concerns about the product.
Originally posted by stuckhere
You won't have BST in regular milk.
There is currently no way to differentiate analytically between
naturally occurring bST and recombinant bST in milk, nor are there
any measurable compositional differences between milk from cows that
receive supplemental bST and milk from cows that do not. Therefore,
to ensure that claims that milk comes from untreated cows are valid,
States could require that firms that use such claims establish a
plan and maintain records to substantiate the claims, and make those
records available for inspection by regulatory officials. The
producer of a product labeled with rbST claims should be able to
demonstrate that all milk-derived ingredients in the product are
from cows not treated with rbST. Failure to maintain records would
make it difficult for a firm to defend itself in the face of
circumstantial evidence that it is using rbST or selling milk from
treated cows. In some situations (e.g., dairy cooperatives that only
process milk from untreated cows), States may decide that affidavits
from individual farmers and processors are adequate to document that
milk or milk products received by the firm were from untreated cows.
This product is so little used it being pull of the market, Monsanto is not making a profit on it.
Originally posted by Merkel
If people did manage to get Monsanto shut down at at least get the higher ups fired then odds are My wife and many of our friends would be with out jobs. Sorry, but I can not allow that to happen. This economy sucks and neither me or my wife can afford to be with out jobs.
My wife was reading this article someone sent her at work ( Monsanto ) today and sent it to me which is why I am responding. Like she said,even if she had heard about this or knew about this, she wouldn't say anything and lose her job so some of you could sleep better! Her job and mine and trying to get by is much more important to us.
I've said what I had to say on this subject.Now lets proceed with insults and saying me and my wife are on Monsanto's PR pay roll!
Originally posted by kyred
So these reporters decided to go to CNN, or MSNBC, NBC. ABC, CBS, etc. and pass on all this information to them so they could expose Monsanto, and, I am sure, to discredit FOX? The video doesn't mention such efforts. So instead we watch a youtube video? It's a hit piece directed at FOX.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Actually that is not true, and I just read about this. BST is natuarally occurring in all milk. It is rBST that is not, but it is difficult to distinguish between the two analytically:
Originally posted by [davinci]
I have posted several times here on ATS the court ruling that Fox news can lie to the public. I have done research to make sure that the quote was valid.
Until this thread, I didn't know that the source of that legal decision was a Monsanto case.
That's how powerful this company is, even when they are exposed to scrutiny they still manage to stay in the shadow.