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08.12.24 - 01:00
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USDA Orders Raw Milk Testing Under Guise Of Bird Flu Amid War On Small Farms (ZeroHedge)
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USDA Orders Raw Milk Testing Under Guise Of Bird Flu Amid War On Small Farms
Nationwide demand for raw milk has never been higher, as out-of-control bureaucrats in their ivory towers in Washington, DC, exploit bird flu outbreaks in dairy herds to financially crush small farms while ensuring that large-scale farms owned by mega corporations, which produce questionable/unhealthy food (hence America's obesity crisis), remain in control of the nation's food supply chain.
The latest overreach in the war on raw milk comes as the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) ordered dairy farmers to work with the federal agency to test for bird flu (H5N1).
On Friday, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack wrote in a statement, "This new milk testing strategy will build on those steps to date and will provide a roadmap for states to protect the health of their dairy herds."
"Among many outcomes, this will give farmers and farmworkers better confidence in the safety of their animals and ability to protect themsel...
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06.12.24 - 07:54
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Raw milk CEO whose products have been recalled may lead US raw milk policy (The Guardian)
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Mark McAfee, whose products have been repeatedly contaminated with bird flu, asked by RJK Jr to apply for jobMark McAfee, a California raw milk producer whose products have been recalled several times recently due to bird flu contamination, said he has been approached by Robert F Kennedy Jr's team to guide the upcoming administration on raw milk policy.McAfee, whose dairy products were recalled after state officials detected bird flu virus in milk samples, said that the transition team for Kennedy, the nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, asked him to apply for a position advising on raw milk policy and standards development. The idea, he told the Guardian, would be to create a “raw milk ordinance”, mirroring the existing federal “standard milk ordinance”. Continue reading......
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04.12.24 - 21:19
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NZ′s Fonterra reports lower Q1 profit; raises milk price outlook on strong demand (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-NZ's Fonterra reports lower Q1 profit; raises milk price outlook on strong demand Updates with further details on results, CEO quote Dec 5 (Reuters) - Fonterra Co-operative FCG.NZ reported a lower first-quarter profit after tax on Thursday, due to impacts from lower sales volume and higher milk prices, while raising its milk price outlook for the 2024/25 season on the back of sustained demand....
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02.12.24 - 22:01
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USDA defeats student′s challenge to milk marketing (Reuters EN)
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UPDATE 1-USDA defeats student's challenge to milk marketing High school senior opposed cow's milk in school lunches Student said USDA, Los Angeles schools censored her speech Judge found no specific threat of harm Adds interview with lawyer, details from court papers, paragraphs 3-4, 9-10 By Jonathan Stempel Dec 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture won the dismissal of a lawsuit by a student who said her First Amendment rights were violated because she could not freely criticize the...
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24.11.24 - 23:31
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Citi optimistic on a2 Milk′s FY25 outlook, raises PT for listed shares (Reuters EN)
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BUZZ-Citi optimistic on a2 Milk's FY25 outlook, raises PT for ASX-listed shares ** Analysts at Citi raise PT for ASX-listed shares of a2 Milk A2M.AX by 2% to A$7.15; reiterate "Buy" rating ** Brokerage forecasts 7% FY25 revenue growth, up from 5.6%, to reflect the dairy giant's raised FY25 revenue forecast ** Brokerage raises FY25 NPAT estimate by...
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24.11.24 - 21:14
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New Zealand′s Synlait Milk hikes 2024/25 milk price forecast (Reuters EN)
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New Zealand's Synlait Milk hikes 2024/25 milk price forecast Nov 25 (Reuters) - New Zealand's Synlait Milk SML.NZ raised its base milk price forecast for the 2024/25 season on Monday, as global commodities prices continue to strengthen. The company said it now expects the base milk price for the 2024/25 season to be NZ$9.50 ($5.55) per kg of milk solids (kgMS), up from its previous projection of NZ$9.00 per kgMS....
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