Target Stands Up to Frankenfood

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  • ELVIS
    Banned
    • Dec 2003
    • 44120

    #16
    Originally posted by LoungeMachine

    Meanwhile you looked for work re-wiring another car wash.
    I don't look for work...

    Work finds me...and way too often...

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    • LoungeMachine
      DIAMOND STATUS
      • Jul 2004
      • 32576

      #17


      Cool story, bro
      Originally posted by Kristy
      Dude, what in the fuck is wrong with you? I'm full of hate and I do drugs.
      Originally posted by cadaverdog
      I posted under aliases and I jerk off with a sock. Anything else to add?

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      • Kristy
        DIAMOND STATUS
        • Aug 2004
        • 16341

        #18
        Originally posted by ELVIS
        I don't look for work...

        Work finds me...and way too often...
        Usually from mom and dad as you continue to live in their basement rent free? Such work like taking out the trash, cleaning up your room, doing your own laundry getting the shit stains out of your underwear?

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        • TFM_Dale
          ROTH ARMY SUPREME
          • Jan 2009
          • 7943

          #19
          Originally posted by Kristy
          Usually from mom and dad as you continue to live in their basement rent free? Such work like taking out the trash, cleaning up your room, doing your own laundry getting the shit stains out of your underwear?
          Kristy fuckin cracks me up

          Tapatalk says things could be worse, you could be at Roth Fans.

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          • TFM_Dale
            ROTH ARMY SUPREME
            • Jan 2009
            • 7943

            #20
            Originally posted by FORD
            Target to Remove GMOs from Major Food Brand
            Elizabeth Renter
            Natural Society / News Report
            Published: Tuesday 18 June 2013


            Super store giant, Target, has announced they will be adding a new brand to their shelves—one that is made with natural health in mind. Called Simply Balanced, the brand will be on shelves soon and will phase out genetically modified ingredients by the end of 2014.

            According to a press release on the Target official website, the initial roll-out will include a selection of foods that are 40% organic and the majority of them will not contain GMOs. GMOs will be completely absent from the ingredients within the next year and a half.

            This, they say, is in an effort to align with the “increasing demand for healthy food products at a great price.” The Simply Balanced brand will also exclude other harmful ingredients while striving to provide consumers with a natural and affordable store-brand option.

            The Simply Balanced collection is crafted to be free of artificial flavors, colors and preservatives, and avoids high fructose corn syrup. The collection never uses trans fats, is mindful about the amount of sodium in each product, and forty percent of the products are organic – giving guests more of the simple, recognizable ingredients they know and want – and a food label they can understand.

            As a wellness brand built on purity and simplicity, Simply Balanced products exclude 105 common food additive ingredients, and the vast majority of the items within the collection are made without GMOs. As part of Target’s commitment to wellness, the Simply Balanced collection will eliminate all GMOs by the end of 2014.

            In all, there will be nearly 250 products carrying the brand name, ranging in price from $1 for water to $14.99 for seafood products. Snacks, pasta, drinks, dairy, cereal, and frozen seafood will all be included in the lineup.

            This brand is replacing two subsets of the current store-brand Archer Farms: Archer Farms Simply Balanced and Archer Farms Organic. The store will begin rolling out the new products this month.

            As consumers continue to voice their opinions with the almighty dollar, corporations have no choice but to respond accordingly. Continue supporting businesses that provide organic, local, and GMO-free products and urge local stores to carry more of these options.
            I like it. As others have mentioned I hope more stores do this. Way to go Target!

            Tapatalk says things could be worse, you could be at Roth Fans.

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