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ABC news had a set of this and apparently the only large local grocery store chains who've a strict policy of not selling ground beef with pink slime added involved with it are Costco and Whole Foods. I am talking about, when the consumer can't easily differentiate between different products if you don't provide them with the tools to simply compare variations in quality? Notice how the conservatives are also almost always against requiring proper labeling? Either you're for consumers creating their own minds (which means you need to label so consumers can perform that) or you're for hiding the reality from consumers as they get ripped off. There is no middle ground here.
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