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Quick tip. Which one should you choose steak or chicken? Always choose steak the reason is beef has more minerals especially if it's grass-fed and grass finished. Chicken although I do love it on the other hand grows very very quickly most likely the chicken that you're eating even organic grows in about 7 weeks to full size which means it doesn't have time to accumulate minerals from its feed. It's just about growing quickly on top of that you'll find is there are amyloid plaques that grow inside chicken and when you eat a lot of amyloids one of the pillars of aging it has very high levels of omega-6 fat you don't want to eat a lot of Omega sixes from a chicken. It's not good for you, a most chicken has glyphosate in it because it's not organic and exclusively feed most chicken corn and soy..

The USDA set March 19, 2024, as the date to roll out its much-anticipated Strengthening Organic Enforcement regulations. With this landmark rule heralded as the most significant shift in organic certification since its inception in 1990, the sector is bracing for impact, facing the crucial question: Will unprepared companies get left behind? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dxV9D28t #usda #organic #bakeryingredients #bakerynews #foodproduction #foodandbeverage #baking

Nondairy melties Some of the developments I created for Empire Freezing & Drying, Freeze dried baby food melties. This time using nondairy organic ingredients from all over the world Exciting Food science…

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I have one word for you “organic”, what does it mean in the wine world? 1. Organic wine production avoids the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilisers, reducing harm to wildlife and soil quality. 2. Organic wine typically has lower levels of sulfites compared to non-organic wines. 3. It tastes good if made by people that know what they are doing. #organicwine #nzwine #thedarlingwines #drinkorganic #wineinfluencer 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🍷

Thank you Max Goldberg for the article. All universities should be reading this and worry about more nutritious and healthier foods. Most dining halls have horrible ingredients and taste awful! They buy food in bulk and do not worry at all about the nutritional value or the quality of ingredients. The meal plans provide terrible options. There are very very few exceptions of good dining halls. Hospitals are the same. I have three kids in college and the food is really horrible. We need more nutrition dense regenerative produce so it also tastes good. So many harmful additives to food to try to make it taste better. And instead, its horrible! Liquid eggs!? Instead of cagefree regenerative eggs? I am not even mentioning the low quality coffee, filled with agrochemicals they serve. Average student drinks 3 to 4 cups of coffee a day, its an equivalent to almost 70 gallons of agrochemicals a year!!! Yes. Coffee in most cases is grown with harmful agrochemicals. Loads of herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides. So, one has to go beyond organic! We have to choose with our wallets and choose regenerative. We must mitigate climate change and heal soil and our gut biome. Why does the food in most universities and colleges in the US so horrible? Both in ingredients, nutritional value and taste? For what students pay a year, they should be served healthy meals that lead to healthier students. Buying local is key, and supporting local farmers to grow healthy food is a must!!! The students should demand healhier foods, free of agrochemicals so they can be healthier and so our planet can thrive.