Is this how I learn Coca-Cola owns Fairlife? I never knew. Now I have to find a new brand of filtered milk.
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Industrialized dairy farms are highly automated and feature a ton of networked computer equipment to facilitate that.
This isn't some situation where a farmer rolls up to a cow with a bucket and a stool like the 1800s.
Why does Coca Cola own a milk company? To combat Pilk with Cilk?
Because corporations need to own everything. Global food trade is split up almost entirely by ten corporations: https://ourfuture.org/20170105/oxfam-ten-multinational-corporations-control-most-food-brands
Have fun trying to find food items in a supermarket that ar not in any way related to any of these.
Have successfully eliminated Nestle and cocoa related products from my life. I know its not even close to nano impact but its the least I can do 😅
If only that graphic could be opened, zoomed in, to actually see the various brands...
I mostly see this chart focused on ultra processed foods, so the base ingredients are mostly safe?
Also as a filthy Scandinavian, Orkla Group does have quite a lot available in the ultra processed category
Mars (as in the candy company) is the largest veterinary company in the world.
Because subsidiaries.
These big corporations can leverage those subsidies very easily too. It's be perfect, if they didn't have to increase profits on fixed margins
God damn it. Why couldn't they fuck up Nestle's production instead?
If Nestlé had a security breach that compromised production they wouldn't stop the production. They'd just silently keep making compromised product and sort of fix it on the fly.
It's questionable whatever they would even fix it at all and just keep producing the compromised product and lobby some politician to remove some regulations.
Fixed that for you
It's questionable whatever they would even fix it at all and just keep producing the compromised product and
lobbybribe some politician to remove some regulations.
Wait a minute, those aren't synonyms?
Not in America, in America a bribe is when a politician puts down in writing that they voted a certain way because someone gave them money for that specifically, anything else is just normal, according to the supreme court anyway.
So, if there is a power outage, do their cows just explode?
I prefer oat milk
It is better.
In what way? Except for better shelf life, lower price (where i live at least), pretty good taste, easy to make at home, and it working perfectly fine as milk substitute in all dishes i've tried thus far, and no animals having to be exploited for its production
Besides those things how is it better?
I met this dude at a house party like 15 years ago. I had no idea who he was, and had a normal conversation with him with small talk like 'what do you do for a living,' etc.
Apparently he didn't like that I didn't know who he was, and complained to the host (a mutual friend). lol fucking clown.
Who is the dude? I still do not know.
I had to look it up when I got home the next day...
It's JonTron, a YouTube video game pseudo-celebrity that got into some trouble for being a piece of shit, and disappeared a few years back.
15 years, huh. So about 7 of his videos ago.
(That's a jab at JonTrons horrible upload schedule)
First question: why are you using a racist and "great replacement" conspiracy theorist in your meme
Me? I just repost from reddit. But seriously what racist theories?
Jontron's gone on the record supporting the legitimacy of white genocide, has stated that incarceration of blacks being higher in the US due to blacks being more criminal as a group, and several other batshit crazy things.
The guy was a genuinely funny content creator, he essentially destroyed his career with his politics.
"Theorist". Jon Tron is a person with shitty opinions.
Although policing oneself to make sure that everyone in the memes one shares is squeaky clean and shares the group's opinion on all subjects is very strange behavior when the content doesn't also feature that opinion.
Right? TIL that everyone who's ever shared this image supports fascism:

I have one, three letter question.
Capitalism. Line must always go up, and the only way to do that for most large companies is to gobble up all kinds of other companies to steal their assets and burn their liabilities. That's why most of the grocery store choices funnel back to like a dozen multinational food companies. Like, look at this shit:



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