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"Ethically sourced meat" is essentially a marketing gimmick. It generally doesn't denote conditions that are meaningfully different from "normal" meat.
by chc 7y ago
"Ethically sourced meat" is essentially a marketing gimmick. It generally doesn't denote conditions that are meaningfully different from "normal" meat.
- tomc1985 7y agoSo, you're saying that farm-raised, open-pasture, free-range, or other titles are meaningless? I don't think that is true when the labels are used honestly
- vlan0 7y ago>So, you're saying that farm-raised, open-pasture, free-range, or other titles are meaningless? Yes. 1)A knife is still shoved into their throats so they bleed out. 2)You can get all the nutrients you need in a plant-based diet.
- chc 7y agoLegally speaking, yes. AFAIK the only one of those terms that carries any legal requirements is "free-range," which is defined only for poultry, and the requirement there is literally just "has had access to the outside," without any stipulations on how much of its life that access applied to or what "outside" means (so, for example, a small patch of pavement behind the factory is totally free-range).