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Whole Foods Imports Organic Frozen Vegetables From China
Uploaded on November 28, 2011Check out this consumer report via you tube on the link below. Things are not always what they seem in marketing. Whole Foods discoverd to be importing "Organic" foods from China. Private certification group says they don't certify Chinese Organic food for Whole Foods yet their packages bear their seal as well as the USDA Organic Seal.
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I don't want my family eating ANYTHING from China.
I have to agree thanks for the post.
Timo
emergency preparedness
If you are looking for healthy one has to strike a balance between organic and buying local. I would lean towards buying local where you have a good chance of knowing and conversing with the producer. Basically, I agree with steve182.
If you are looking for healthy one has to strike a balance between organic and buying local. I would lean towards buying local where you have a good chance of knowing and conversing with the producer. Basically, I agree with steve182.
I like to sprinkle a little DDT on my veggies to kill the bugs. This "organic" is nonsense. Insecticides produce healthy, critter free food. All you are doing by supporting this organic stuff is driving up the price of food, and getting a "feely good" out of eating the stuff. You go ahead and eat your apples with worms in them. Mine will be worm free thank you. And I've talked to experts on this very subject, and they just smile, at the contention that organic is the way to go. One was a college botany professor not long ago.
i prefer the vegetables from my garden.
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If you are looking for healthy one has to strike a balance between organic and buying local. I would lean towards buying local where you have a good chance of knowing and conversing with the producer. Basically, I agree with steve182.
i prefer the vegetables from my garden.
I don't want my family eating ANYTHING from China.
I have to agree thanks for the post.
Timo
emergency preparedness
If you are looking for healthy one has to strike a balance between organic and buying local. I would lean towards buying local where you have a good chance of knowing and conversing with the producer. Basically, I agree with steve182.
I like to sprinkle a little DDT on my veggies to kill the bugs. This "organic" is nonsense. Insecticides produce healthy, critter free food. All you are doing by supporting this organic stuff is driving up the price of food, and getting a "feely good" out of eating the stuff. You go ahead and eat your apples with worms in them. Mine will be worm free thank you. And I've talked to experts on this very subject, and they just smile, at the contention that organic is the way to go. One was a college botany professor not long ago.
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