WildB
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The Chinese are now buying up Hog & Poultry Operations in the US to ship live animals overseas to be processed and sent back to the US. Most would say how is that logical? Well, here is why.... Animal is born here, so legally "Farm Raised in the US" and can be labeled that way. Once animal leaves the US, there are no laws on what chemicals and drugs that can be pumped into them, yes all the ones the US says are really bad to eat! In the US, an animal needs to be healthy and cross the kill line on its own power, now all the dead and sick animals can be processed as well as the ones that have been chemically induced to grow muscle, but cant even walk are processes too. Now they can use all the ingredients and chemicals and additives the USDA says is really bad for you and can't be used in the United States. Then they ship all this back to the US and sell it to you to feed your family labeled as "Farm Raised in the United States! The FDA has no control over the food coming back into the US, they don't care if it hurts you, they do this to make money.
https://weuseit2.com/blogs/we-use-it-2/shipping-live-hogs-poultry-to-china-to-process-and-send-back-to-usa
Nov 5, 2014 8 years ago
News 4 investigates a startling shift in the processing of chicken?
Senator Chuck Schumer is in this? Hum? Ol' Chuck would eat his words now because ORANGE MAN BAD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3MxYvWmrKE
Now, today- Confused About mRNA Vaccines in Meat? That's What They Want.
Apr 13, 2023They released a statement on April 5, saying, "There are no current mRNA vaccines licensed for use in beef cattle in the United States. Cattle farmers and ranchers do vaccinate cattle to treat and prevent many diseases, but presently none of these vaccines include mRNA technology.". Okay, but that's as of April 2023.
The industry does not want clarity.
https://www.theorganicprepper.com/mrna-vaccines-in-meat/
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