From: mike wilson
---- "P. J. Alling" <webstertwenty...@gmail.com> wrote:
John Sessoms wrote:
Noticed when I went grocery shopping this week that the local
chain supermarket I shop at no longer carries regular
vegetables & fresh produce. Everything is now "Organic".
I can't see or detect any difference other than the higher
prices.
"Organic" is a tax on the gullible.
Yes, I'd rather pay an agrogiant corp for a bucket of its fertiliser
than someone for the sweat of their brow, too.
The thing is this looks like the agro-giants are just relabeling.
It would be one thing if the prices on produce had gone up, but what it
looks like to me is they're trying to hide a price hike behind a new
buzzword.
What exactly *IS* organic? How does a product qualify to have that label?
It's like things labeled "natural". It doesn't mean anything.
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