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Interesting study on organic foods
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<blockquote data-quote="James T" data-source="post: 953586" data-attributes="member: 17369"><p>Thanks for that link Alison!</p><p></p><p>I think the key is "The researchers did find, however, that organic foods reduced consumers' exposure to pesticides and antibiotics. Organic foods are grown without pesticides and organic poultry and beef are not fed antibiotics."..... Rather than it's being better for you nutritionally. And, for sure, marketing plays a part! </p><p></p><p>People beat and beat on CAB but if they would just read the fine print on the label they might see that word "Brand". The CAB organization, IMO, is not saying their beef is 100% Angus. They are saying they have a <u>brand</u> which follows such and such protocols. But, I have heard it from the mouth of a grocery store meat cutter that a certain package of steak was 100% Angus and I politely corrected him. Marketing IS powerful!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James T, post: 953586, member: 17369"] Thanks for that link Alison! I think the key is "The researchers did find, however, that organic foods reduced consumers' exposure to pesticides and antibiotics. Organic foods are grown without pesticides and organic poultry and beef are not fed antibiotics."..... Rather than it's being better for you nutritionally. And, for sure, marketing plays a part! People beat and beat on CAB but if they would just read the fine print on the label they might see that word "Brand". The CAB organization, IMO, is not saying their beef is 100% Angus. They are saying they have a [u]brand[/u] which follows such and such protocols. But, I have heard it from the mouth of a grocery store meat cutter that a certain package of steak was 100% Angus and I politely corrected him. Marketing IS powerful! [/QUOTE]
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