Re: San Francisco goes after trans fats too
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Benefits to the producer do not result in benefits to the consumer?
When Best Buy finds a solution that cuts shrinkage costs, this doesn't have a positive effect on me, as someone who shops at that store?
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well, when doritos or something goes no transfats, does the price go up? well there you go.
I mean doping bulk milk tanks with penicillin greatly benefits the producer, and was widely done until recently. you like that? it benefits producer, shouldn't it benefit you?
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Can you read minds? If not, how do you determine what benefits someone other than yourself?
BTW, have you seen the price of milk lately?
<font color="white">That's actually a cheap shot, since the price increases are not attributable 100% to antibiotics, seeing as organic milk has increased a lot too (though not as much percentage wise in my own tiny sample size survey).</font>
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