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time to inform us of where prepared food is made

joeaf1911a1
I for one would like not only to see "date of best used by" but also what country has packaged them. This "outsourcing" of foods sold under
U.S. trade names doesnt give us a clue of to who made and packaged it.
It just might be mighty interesting to see where it was realy made and packaged. This seems to be a well kept secret. WHY? Dont we have a right to know?
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  • Warpig883
    quote:Originally posted by Old Fool
    quote:Originally posted by Warpig883
    Sorry but free trade raises the standard of living for all of us. Protectionism raises the standard of living for only a few.


    Bullroar[:(!][:(!]

    "Free trade" translates to "they can do whatever they want, we have to play by the rules". Anyone who believes in "free trade" probably also believes in the tooth fairy.


    Provide fact instead of ignorant ramblings. At least you spelled your name correctly.

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  • Odawgp
    quote:Originally posted by gjshaw
    Years ago our gov. did the whole herd buy out program and bought out the farmers and told them that they could not grow or raise any crops or animals on the land for I believe 10 years after the buyout. The gov. said that the farmers were producing too much and they wanted to lower the production. At the time and still today they subsidize the farmers that produce milk and other products. They did the whole herd buyout so they wouldn't have to keep giving the farmers money. Now the land has grown up to weeds and trees and only good for housing and we buy our beef and other products from overseas. They, the gov., saw this coming back in the 60's and lead us all the way to today. This has taken years of planning on the gov. part and is just a piece of the puzzle for a one world order that some see in the near future. China will lead us and own us if we do not do a big turn around in the Gov. quick. Does anybody on here remember the whole herd buyouts, or were a part of it?


    When i was a child growing up in utah. my dad would take me to shoot out on the foot hills and we would drive through acres and acres of empty plowed feilds. I once asked why they did, that and was told that in the early 80's the goverment paid the farmers there more money to keep the land bare than they could make raising crops. those fields have been bare for 20yrs.

    Finally they where sold for development starting 5-6 yrs ago.
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