If you can't trust your heath food store, who can you trust?
From:
http://www.nypost.com/seven/11182002/news/regionalnews/62362.htm
'ORGANIC' BEEF SCAM
By JEANE MacINTOSH & MATTHEW McDERMOTT
Store owner Helen Burgess
November 18, 2002 -- The upscale organic-food chain Healthy Pleasures has
b
Jane, this happened in our little town when guys were buying tomatoes from
Mexico and restickering them as organic, then shipping them off to all sorts
of stores. They were eventually caught.
It will be interesting to see where the paper trail leads.
Speaking of paper trail, our certifiers are ho
horrors in
our world.
Blessings,
Jane
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> Jane, this happened in our
Speaking of paper trail, our certifiers are holding a two day work shop on
how to keep records under the NOP rule. Chris and I are still debating
wether or not we will re certify under the new rule. I wonder how many US
growers on BDNOW! are considering dropping organic certification?
Christy - I
Thank you for responding Allan.
Christy
Jane Sherry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>If you can't trust your heath food store, who can you trust?
Good question. Fraud is endemic - Arthur Andersen is just the poster boy for an entire
fraud-based economic system.
I bought some "organic" oranges last year, put them in the cold cellar - one
