Would that be nice if all the towns and cities follow suit?
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Everyone should have a choice whether to buy from you or not. Its not the government's place to tell you how to live, what to buy, what to sell.... I could go on.You really think this is the answer ? So if I produce beef with e-coli then so what. If I make a batch of bathtub gin that makes people blind, well to bad.
Everyone should have a choice whether to buy from you or not. Its not the government's place to tell you how to live, what to buy, what to sell.... I could go on.
Quote: Everyone should have a choice whether to buy from you or not. Its not the government's place to tell you how to live, what to buy, what to sell.... I could go on.
Do you think people will be able to see the E-coli ? Will they be making an informed choice or a roll of the dice ?
I think this is a good idea, with the proviso that the usual standards of food safety apply. I would like to know for example that cattle etc are slaughtered humanely and that cheese is made in hygienic conditions. If people want to buy unpastuerised milk I'm sure they will want to know that the dairy herd is TB tested etc. I think this could in fact improve the quality of food production.
YES. I think it would be necessary to INSPECT IT occasionally....as the F.D.A. occasionally inspects LARGE PRODUCTION FACILITIES.
BUT .... I think that the F.D.A. should only ADVISE the PUBLIC and NOT "Dictate" !!!
( and it has been MY EXPERIENCE that the Gub-Mint doesn't PAY for LAWSUITS...they make YOU PAY....win-or-lose. )
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Bruce Sartist
And if someone didn't want to have any inspections then could they still sell their stuff ?