Earls Restaurants: We made a mistake
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They're the same league silly. When will you recognize corporate rule?
Dosen't Canadian beef have enough glycophosphate for the Canadian taste?
it's gonna hit the fan kids. follow along here:
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Tough one: who to root for, the charlatans at @CreekstoneFarms selling fake "non-GMO beef" or know-nothing hipsters paying a premium for it?
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Ezra Levant Verified account @ezralevant Tough one: who to root for, the charlatans at @CreekstoneFarms selling fake "non-GMO beef" or know-nothing hipsters paying a premium for it?
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Loyalty is a 2-way street. My brothers' produce are not good enough for you, then my money is not good enough for you pal.
Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
Human rights activists win again.
Earls episode potentially positive for Canadian beef: Alberta Beef Producers
Controversy surrounding Earls Restaurants’ decision to source Certified Humane beef from the United States could prove positive for the Canadian beef industry according to Alberta Beef Producers chairman Bob Lowe.
During a May 25 Rocky View 2020 meeting, he said the cattle industry in Canada takes pride in its codes of practice to ensure beef is raised in a responsible and humane way, but added the country doesn’t “brag about” or promote those standards with a stamp.
With more eyes and interest on the beef industry, he said now is a time to have discussions with producers, retailers and government about the ways to work together and avoid similar situations in the future.
“The Earls thing is going to turn out to be one of the best things that ever happened to the industry,” he said. “It’s a walk-up call and it’s going to prove to be huge for both Earls and the cattle industry.”
Earls episode potentially positive for Canadian beef: Alberta Beef Producers | Agriculture | Rocky View Weekly
Human rights activists win again.
Earls episode potentially positive for Canadian beef: Alberta Beef Producers
Controversy surrounding Earls Restaurants’ decision to source Certified Humane beef from the United States could prove positive for the Canadian beef industry according to Alberta Beef Producers chairman Bob Lowe.
During a May 25 Rocky View 2020 meeting, he said the cattle industry in Canada takes pride in its codes of practice to ensure beef is raised in a responsible and humane way, but added the country doesn’t “brag about” or promote those standards with a stamp.
With more eyes and interest on the beef industry, he said now is a time to have discussions with producers, retailers and government about the ways to work together and avoid similar situations in the future.
“The Earls thing is going to turn out to be one of the best things that ever happened to the industry,” he said. “It’s a walk-up call and it’s going to prove to be huge for both Earls and the cattle industry.”
Earls episode potentially positive for Canadian beef: Alberta Beef Producers | Agriculture | Rocky View Weekly
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
Have you ever watched cattle boarding a truck? They don't do it of free will ... even in Wynnetario
Have you ever watched cattle boarding a truck? They don't do it of free will ... even in Wynnetario
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
Synthetic meat will begin mass production in 10 years.
Synthetic meat will begin mass production in 10 years.
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
Unbeknownst to many, Canadian cattle farmers sues only cow-friendly, eco-cattle prods to assist the livestock.
True story
Enjoy your petri dish steak.
Unbeknownst to many, Canadian cattle farmers sues only cow-friendly, eco-cattle prods to assist the livestock.
True story
Enjoy your petri dish steak.
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
It could come in a host of versions ... Beef, alligator, Rattlesnake, Long pig ...
It could come in a host of versions ... Beef, alligator, Rattlesnake, Long pig ...
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
I have been reading about this for a few years, most recently, how edible products can be generated through 3-D printing.
... Guess that I am just not ready to adopt this new development at this point
I have been reading about this for a few years, most recently, how edible products can be generated through 3-D printing.
... Guess that I am just not ready to adopt this new development at this point
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
I'll make sure you enjoy it too.
I'll make sure you enjoy it too.
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
And many others my friend.
If you can live 10 more years.
And many others my friend.
If you can live 10 more years.
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
I'll easily out live the likes of you, and in high style I might add.
Thank you oil and gas... You have provided an excellent standard of living
I'll easily out live the likes of you, and in high style I might add.
Thank you oil and gas... You have provided an excellent standard of living
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
Lol
If you're already uncomfortable for carbon pricing, just wait until you see how Beef changes in the next 10 years.
Lol
If you're already uncomfortable for carbon pricing, just wait until you see how Beef changes in the next 10 years.
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
I can afford the increase without batting an eye, can you?
PS - I buy a side of beef from ranch an hour from Calgary every year.... There is absolutely no lack of beef for me
I can afford the increase without batting an eye, can you?
PS - I buy a side of beef from ranch an hour from Calgary every year.... There is absolutely no lack of beef for me
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
There will be a lack of natural beef but not because you don't have any cattle.
There will be a lack of natural beef but not because you don't have any cattle.
Re: Alberta Beef learning from criticism by Earl's
The $325,000 Lab-Grown Hamburger Now Costs Less Than $12 | Co.Exist | ideas + impact
The $325,000 Lab-Grown Hamburger Now Costs Less Than $12 | Co.Exist | ideas + impact