US Milk - WTF?

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The clothes u wear ?? bought on the cheap were they ? a bargain were they ? where were they made ?

The shoes you wear ? where were they made ? child labour in Vietmnam ???

The copper used in your house where did that come from ? mined out the ground by some one on less then a dollar a day ?

 

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cheap package hoildays u go on ?? hmmm how much are the workers in some of these 3rd world countries paid so u can have a holiday on the cheap ?

do u care ???????????

 

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The chocolate bars u buy , where does the palm oil used in there manufacture come from ?? probably causes the destruction of rain forests , and the anaimals that live there .

live in your ethical cosy cossetted world , out of sight out of mind plead ignorance , nowt to do with me guv

 

[securespark]

I take it you will welcome inferior milk from the US with open arms?

 

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I take it you will welcome inferior milk from the US with open arms?

Then do not buy it if u do not like it , boycott it , along with all the other goods we import that exploit poor people in 3rd world countries

you seen the conditions that some work in that can Tuna ??? total disgrace , boycott that as well may be

 

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your lives and the life style all or most lead is at the expense of some poor , exploited person some where

do people not know ??

 

[securespark]

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Have you had a few bevvies?
Can't quite see how you make the leap from shiotty imported milk to all that stuff.

 

[securespark]

My point was that we should not lower our standards and accept inferior quality milk.

 

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I understand that , but some one mentioned slavery (not u ) as for Milk,

simples Do not buy the milk in the shops if its from the US

The co-op ran an ethical trade scheme/ caper , and were basically paying UK farmers less for a pint of milk then it cost to produce ?

Nestle one of the most boycotted companies around (or were) were flogging milk powder to 3rd world countries so as to feed babies. which ended up encouraging mothers not to breast feed.

They caused the deaths of numerous infants (allegedly)

 

[securespark]

I understand that....Do not buy the milk in the shops if its from the US

No, you don't understand what I am saying. We should not lower our standards and we should not allow it into the country so that people can have a choice whether or not to buy it.

 

[motorbiking]

If you don't want it, don't buy it. If every one feels the same it won't get imported. What is needed is tighter controls on the language used to describe origin and content. If its fairly labeled consumers can choose.

 

[securespark]

What is needed is tighter controls on the language used to describe origin and content. If its fairly labeled consumers can choose.

We should not lower our standards and we should not allow it into the country so that people can have a choice whether or not to buy it.

QUOTE="motorbiking, post: 4099930, member: 238224"]If you don't want it, don't buy it. If every one feels the same it won't get imported[/QUOTE]This doesn't make sense.

 

[ellal]

I understand that , but some one mentioned slavery (not u ) as for Milk,

simples Do not buy the milk in the shops if its from the US

The co-op ran an ethical trade scheme/ caper , and were basically paying UK farmers less for a pint of milk then it cost to produce ?

Nestle one of the most boycotted companies around (or were) were flogging milk powder to 3rd world countries so as to feed babies. which ended up encouraging mothers not to breast feed.

They caused the deaths of numerous infants (allegedly)

A timely reminder: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...k-companies-target-poor-mothers-breastfeeding

That's where a load of our over production of 'milk products' ends up, so we are no better than those who will attempt to impose their sh1t products on us - especially post brexit!

 

[Gerrydelasel]

We should not lower our standards and we should not allow it into the country so that people can have a choice whether or not to buy it.

Who exactly are you 'protecting' from making their own choices, Mr Dictator, sir?

 

[securespark]

Standards are there for a reason. Think about it.