Mouser
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- Location
- near Belfast
Remember not so long ago it was good advertising to say your beef was 100% beef! What's this sh17 all about?
Lidl reduced meat range
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Spencer
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- Location
- North West
- Location
- Derbyshire
@NFU @Guy Smith I think this is one for the trading standards re. labeling.
"What is the best way to reduce the carbon footprint of your diet?"
I think it's about time our industry representatives stood up and tackled this misleading climate change issue head on now before there is no industry to represent.
"What is the best way to reduce the carbon footprint of your diet?"
I think it's about time our industry representatives stood up and tackled this misleading climate change issue head on now before there is no industry to represent.
johnspeehs
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- Location
- Co Antrim
Sounds a really healthy alternative going from 100% good beef to processed shite, sounds like a great idea 
Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
'Castlerahan' sounds like somewhere in the jungles of the Far East. Maybe Vietnam. Remember the tribe run by the deranged bloke played by Marlon Brando? Wasn't that place called Castlerahan? Weren't some of them cannibals?
First things first. The NFU - and the AHDB - broadly agree with that statement. They need to change their own view before they can go around challenging the views of others.
This just about sums up the whole vege thing. The meat has been replaced with probably substandard vegetables, the consumer forks out good money for an inferior product because they are being led to believe it is good for their health or the environment.
This just about sums up the whole vege thing. The meat has been replaced with probably substandard vegetables, the consumer forks out good money for an inferior product because they are being led to believe it is good for their health or the environment.
No point in just complaining guys, time you started selling your own quality stuff properly and let the supermarkets sell crap if they want. Supermarkets donāt give a sh!t about you and the NFU isnāt going to help is it.
- Location
- West Sussex
Wasnāt 5 minutes ago that āprocessed foodā was the route of all evil and responsible for most health conditions.
Everybody is now being encouraged to eat mould grown in a factory that looks like giant frothing vessels of dog sh*t, all in the name of saving the planet and human health??!!??
Funny world, amazing how people are easily led!
Everybody is now being encouraged to eat mould grown in a factory that looks like giant frothing vessels of dog sh*t, all in the name of saving the planet and human health??!!??
Funny world, amazing how people are easily led!
Do they actually do anything?
Yes. They produce this complete and utter garbage. Have a read. It really is embarrassingly bad.
https://ahdb.org.uk/environment-faqs
Could someone post that press release from the NFU. The one where they explain that cows aren't causing climate change.
Wow... who are they meant for, and do you guys actually give them money?
Well, on the basis that it is on the AHDB website, and is what you find when you search on there for info about farming and the environment, you can only assume that it is their attempt at promoting the industry to the general public, journalists and politicians.
edit: There is a glaring typo on there. I emailed the two top people at AHDB about it a month ago. It is still there. They want sacking, the lot of them.
edit: There is a glaring typo on there. I emailed the two top people at AHDB about it a month ago. It is still there. They want sacking, the lot of them.
- Location
- Herefordshire
I just can't believe the supermarkets and everybody else( including the NFU 
) have fallen for this distortion of the truth.By eating this cr#p you will be accelerating climate change.This is the biggest pile of misinformation in farming,currently.
) have fallen for this distortion of the truth.By eating this cr#p you will be accelerating climate change.This is the biggest pile of misinformation in farming,currently.
Do farmers pay for it?
I just can't believe the supermarkets and everybody else( including the NFU
The supermarkets is easily explained: Greater margins.
The NFU does take more explaining. Difficult to do so without going down the conspiracy theory line.
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