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3. Kick! (nt)

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Sun Oct 26, 2014, 09:36 PM

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WTO Says U.S. Consumers Don’t Need to Know Where Meat Comes From [View all] eridani Oct 2014 OP

Can the same rule be applied to wine and cheese? Xipe Totec Oct 2014 #1

Why shouldn't people prefer local? eridani Oct 2014 #7

I only wish to point out that the WTO decision could have unintended consequences. nt Xipe Totec Oct 2014 #9

Wow! What the hell,ever been in Wellstone ruled Oct 2014 #2

US standards: Up to 49.9% of ground turkey in a sample can test positive for Salmonella, no problem. NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #4

Kick! (nt) NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #3

Of course not. They don't think we have a right to even know what our food is much less where it TheKentuckian Oct 2014 #5

Abolition of the local is precisely the point of TPP n/t eridani Oct 2014 #14

Mystery meat ...it's what's for dinner. L0oniX Oct 2014 #6

!! AtomicKitten Oct 2014 #10

US consumers don't need to buy their shitty meat either. nt bemildred Oct 2014 #8

I know where my meat comes from. That's why I am a vegetarian. n/t RebelOne Oct 2014 #11

This is why the TPP is coming, and other trade agreements are being modified. djean111 Oct 2014 #12

what a load of bull Marblehead Oct 2014 #13

Where's our resident TPP cheerleader to tell us that this is great? n/t X_Digger Oct 2014 #15

If any consumer wishes to favor the products of his or her own, or any other, country . . . markpkessinger Oct 2014 #16

And why on Earth would the Obama administration, through Vilsack . . . markpkessinger Oct 2014 #17

The Hill article suggests that the administration supports Country Of Origin Labeling. NYC_SKP Oct 2014 #18

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