I would guess that George C isn’t a farmer.Please change the Thread title-the factory is NOT producing or processing meat!
Bad enough when the media do it, but a farmer!!
I would guess that George C isn’t a farmer.Please change the Thread title-the factory is NOT producing or processing meat!
Bad enough when the media do it, but a farmer!!
some sort of comedian I thinkI would guess that George C isn’t a farmer.
some sort of comedian I think
could you quote that ?
Was he berated or ridiculed, or were people a bit taken aback at his aggressive arguing that he was a latterday Nostradamus? It's not exactly news that there's a tidal wave of money behind all this. It is about nothing else other than people trying to make mahoosive amounts of money. The fact that they're lying to people is sadly what the advertising industry is based on. They have perfected the art of the outrageous lie, it's unprecedented. Par for the course these days.Hang on, wasn't @Cowabunga berated and ridiculed in a previous thread where he was suggesting that maybe people in this industry were not taking such things seriously enough and not understanding the forward momentum in this drive etc, and here we are seeing what is one of the first of many buinesses going to be cropping up ever so quickly now...
Looks like its gonna be an interesting time ahead..
Look a bit deeper into it George. At the end of the day, it's all about the money. FM are just another manufacturer thinking they can make oodles of cash from idiots by flogging patented ultra-processed cr@p to them. Investors like Tyson Ventures don't bankroll such endeavours for any other reason but to make money!
Ultimately companies do what they do to make money in wjat they are pushing its capitalism- the market supplies the demand if theres demand for synthetic meat, suppliers will develop infrastructure to meet demand
Personally I think they are trying to create demand. I don’t see this as costumer lead in the slightest.Ultimately companies do what they do to make money in wjat they are pushing its capitalism- the market supplies the demand if theres demand for synthetic meat, suppliers will develop infrastructure to meet demand
see post 25You took part in this thread from post 22.The Duck has been warning us!
Given we seem to be getting it from all angles is there actually any point in investing in farming for the future or is all this just hot air? I mean is there any point puting up a new shed for cows for example? I wouldn't invest with an eye on longer than ten years. It's not that all cows...thefarmingforum.co.uk
So what's the target consumer here? from what I've read this ultra processed sh1te isn't vegan and I can't see meat eaters flocking to eat something that has been described as tumours.Ultimately companies do what they do to make money in wjat they are pushing its capitalism- the market supplies the demand if theres demand for synthetic meat, suppliers will develop infrastructure to meet demand
2.4/day?? That can't be right surely?got a ways to go
According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Americans consume an average of 2.4 burgers per day, which is about 50 billion burgers per year. And that fact is just one of many about the food that will not only blow your mind but make your mouth water
Its wasteful, spose they throw away the other .62.4/day?? That can't be right surely?
Ah, George...you're back with another post that you seem to hope will upset/dismay/cause arguments among farmers.5,000 burgers a day: World’s first cultured meat-production plant opens in Israel - JNS.org
Rehovot-based Future Meat‘s plant makes cell-based, slaughter-free meat production a reality.www.jns.org
I think @GeorgeC1 might not be a farmer !Please change the Thread title-the factory is NOT producing or processing meat!
Bad enough when the media do it, but a farmer!!
Well thats ultimately where this will end up if things go the way they want isnt it ?I can tell you obviously feel quite strongly about all this and I totally get where you're coming from.