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[Ayumi]

Die Katastrophe bricht über uns herein. Hier eine Momentaufnahme aus den USA.

Durch die Infektion der Rinderherden bricht ein Grundbestandteil unserer Nahrungsversorgung zusammen. Für die Erwachsenen mag das nicht so hart aussehen, aber für die Ernährung der Säuglinge ist dies DIE KATASTROPHE.



gross:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GOXyv0hXsAAV5nt?format=jpg&name=4096x4096


https://x.com/RolandBakerIII/status/1794107553896333808

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Roland Baker @RolandBakerIII
Longer pasteurization times is not the answer for H5N1 infected milk. This needs to be blocked at the source using off the shelf IDEXX tests. Would I drink this? That's a hard no! That's not strawberry milk. That's blood in the milk.
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10:45 PM · May 24, 2024
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🐾Kim🐾 @kayakkim11
May 24
Is the pasteurization process for cheese the same or worse? My whole diet is completely changing at this point.🤦‍♀️

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Roland Baker @RolandBakerIII
May 24
For the record the above photo was made of raw milk. I'm not eating cheese made from raw milk at the moment. We really have no idea right now how & why we are seeing PCR+ milk for H5N1 in the pasteurized milk market.

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Radical Centrist,wrathful tantric deity🇺🇦🇹🇼🎗️ @RadCentrism
May 25
Ultrapasteurization should work, no?

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Roland Baker @RolandBakerIII
May 25
You don't want to drink milk with blood in it. This milk needs to get tested in bulk at the farm and tossed. Farmers need to be compensated until this gets under control. We already do this for low pathogenic influenza.

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Steven Mathern @StevenMathern
May 24
the first 4 samples on both sides here are 'bad'?

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Roland Baker @RolandBakerIII
May 25
These are all infected. The infection is more severe in the red samples. But no one should be drinking any of this milk.

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Steven Mathern @StevenMathern
May 24
i believe this is the IDEXX test company he refers to
https://idexx.com/en/livestock/livestock-tests/poultry-tests/idexx-ai-multis-screen-ab-test/
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[Krokant]

EIn Kind gleich so mit Covid und Vogelgrippe verseuchen, daß es zwangsläufig ein Krüppel wird, macht keine Freude.

Das war's dann mit dem Kinderkriegen.

[Krokant]

Die Milch infizierter Kühe ist voll mit Blut und Eiter.

Wir sind im freien Fall.


https://x.com/PeoplesOracle/status/1798448609412960335

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Dayna Lynn Nuckolls @PeoplesOracle

I can’t emphasize enough that milk from H5N1 infected cows is full of blood and puss. And it’s in the milk supply. It’s in the milk, the butter, the ice cream, and cheese. There is no amount of pasteurization that makes that safe to consume, as far as I’m concerned.
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GPVfenXWAAAbyIQ?format=jpg&name=900x900
10:15 PM · Jun 5, 2024
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Dayna Lynn Nuckolls @PeoplesOracle
Jun 5

And! There’s a strong likelihood that H5N1 infected cows that are culled, their meat is ending up the beef supply as well.

Do with that info what you will.

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rook @radialaktiv
Jun 6

could you please link the original article? i want to share with my family

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Dayna Lynn Nuckolls @PeoplesOracle
Jun 6

I'll have to look. Will report back!

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🧡Lulu🌾; @ItsLulu_7
Jun 6
They know something we don't

Unilever to exit ice cream business
https://www.foodbusinessnews.net/articles/25751-unilever-to-exit-ice-cream-business
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Das sind keine Peanuts. Es geht um MILLIARDEN!

Sicherheitshalber ein Anker auf den Hintergrund:

https://www.foodbusinessnews.net/articles/25751-unilever-to-exit-ice-cream-business

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Unilever to exit ice cream business
Ben & Jerry's ice cream
Photo: ©STEVE CUKROV – STOCK.ADOBE.COM
03.19.2024
By Keith Nunes

LONDON — Unilever is planning to exit the ice cream business. The most likely scenario will be through a spin off into a standalone company, but management said other options will be considered. Separation of the business will begin immediately and is expected to be completed by the end of 2025, according to the company.

With 2023 sales of €7.9 billion ($8.57 billion), Unilever’s ice cream business features such brands as Ben & Jerry’s, Magnum and Wall’s.

“Under new leadership, ice cream is already making significant operational changes at pace that are expected to drive stronger performance,” the company said. “These include improved productivity and efficiencies, product rationalization, and investment behind significant innovations.

“As a standalone, more focused business, ice cream’s management team will have operational and financial flexibility to grow its business, allocate capital and resources in support of the company’s distinct strategy, including further optimizing its manufacturing and logistics network, and developing wide-reaching, flexible, distribution channels over and above the changes that are currently underway in the business.”

The company also said it is initiating a three-year productivity program that is expected to generate cost savings of approximately €800 million ($868 million). The cost savings program will help offset negative operational synergies from the separation of the ice cream business, according to the company.
“Simplifying our portfolio and driving greater productivity will allow us to further unlock the potential of this business, supporting our ambition to position Unilever as a world-leading consumer goods company delivering strong, sustainable growth and enhanced profitability,” said Hans Schumacher, chief executive officer.
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