Wish Hugh were here for a rant!

Started by tim, February 12, 2005, 10:56:20

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tim

Sorry to wax political, but it's all connected with Farmers' Markets & growing in general?

WHY can't the layperson do something about it - other than buy British & encourage others? Looks as though it's a losing battle?

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tim


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We have such high standards, it is a shame that not everyone can live up to them.
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NattyEm

thats terrible.  Everything is so difficult.  You try and make an informed choice using the labling on a package and you still have these things to contend with  :-\ If in doubt buy from a local farm direct.

Wicker

Many thanks for bringing this to our notice, Tim.  I just assumed (dangerous!) that organic was organic was organic so to speak.  I have heard of the "access to fresh air" but certainly didn't think that could be part of an organic process.  

Showing a British flag and labelling  organic smacks of trickery - or is it just gullibility on our part!
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tim

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Indeed, Mia. No argument. Except that I feel that our standards are very reasonable. But allowing ill treated animals to be sold as 'happy organically reared British pigs' is just so sick-making. What a Government!

If folk saw the treatment, I doubt that they would have a clear conscience in buying Danish or Dutch? However cheap.

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