The C word

[Pis-ton broke]

Originally Posted by bingoTE50

All I can say is , be grateful for the moments you have on this earth and try and live your life the best you can ..

i'll go along with that.

I don,t like to buy oversea food/drinks because i'm concerned about the pestisdes and herdiside sprays that are used dueing vegtable growing. Who in ling long province is policing mr Lees use of chemicals? and does there country have strict guidelines for the use of chemicals on vegtables , friut trees ect.?

[Peter B - CV8]

Originally Posted by Pis-ton broke

i'll go along with that.

I don,t like to buy oversea food/drinks because i'm concerned about the pestisdes and herdiside sprays that are used dueing vegtable growing. Who in ling long province is policing mr Lees use of chemicals? and does there country have strict guidelines for the use of chemicals on vegtables , friut trees ect.?

I understand & share your concerns about food & crops grown in the Asian regions but - do you realize that Australia has some of the most lax pesticide & herbicide controls amongst developed countries. There are plenty of chemicals that our producers use that have been banned from use by overseas countries for many years....

[Pis-ton broke]

yeah, i think its a pretty poor show on the part of goverment bodies. Whats banned in one country is ok in another, i hear this all the time. An we wounder why people get cancer.

I worked at global cleaning products manufacturing plant for ten years, they had many known carcenogenic raw products on site, what is in your cleaning products? its not nice stuff.

Dangours chemicals are used every day and people have no idea about it.

How come i can buy x brand bread that will be "fresh" and not mould the 7days and then y brand will be good for 2,3 days and then throw out?

a lot can be said for the stretching out of raw products for the masses, adding a chemical here and a bit of gengitic modifcation there, and then a tomato that can last for weeks, an all that stuff.