This winds me up on 10:28 - Dec 15 with 613 views | hoppy | First it was Ham being banned, and now you're saying Beef can't have a promotion either? | |
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This winds me up on 10:40 - Dec 15 with 579 views | wkj | World governments have done a piss poor job in dietary advice through he years - the message keeps changing and it is clear that whichever lobby brings the most heat dictates the message. Once upon a time fat was the enemy and people advocating the dangers of over sugar consumption were vilified, and we obviously know how that has swung these days. I hate this campaign because focussing on one particular food type is always going to be suboptimal to a diet that supports a healthy mix of protein, fat, carbs and fibre | |
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This winds me up on 10:42 - Dec 15 with 574 views | Darth_Koont | Agreed. According to this link it was about differentiating European beef from other beef and there’s probably an argument that beef from other countries like Brazil is less sustainable. https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2020/11/04/Become-a-Beefatarian-Commission But as you say this is a dick move. It seems to be about eating more beef, talks about “sustainable farming” that isn’t remotely possible for beef, and seems to be othering and taking the mick out of vegetarians at the same time. Absolutely tone-deaf stuff. | |
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This winds me up (n/t) on 11:58 - Dec 15 with 509 views | Marshalls_Mullet | [Post edited 15 Dec 2020 11:58]
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This winds me up on 12:57 - Dec 15 with 453 views | Ryorry | And sadly, just about the only legitimate arrow the Brexiteers have in their quiver as far as I've seen. | |
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This winds me up on 13:02 - Dec 15 with 435 views | J2BLUE | It's even more amazing in light of the covid restrictions around Europe where we've seen a large number of people don't care about the risks as long as they're given permission for something (e.g. Christmas). So despite people knowing we need to eat less meat this will be the get out that many people use. | |
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