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Got chicken and on the package it says “chicken raised on a vegetarian diet” first of all, chicken are omnivores so that’s not even a good diet for them in general but second of all, I’m eating meat why the hell would I care if the meat is vegetarian
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Anonymous 3w

it’s basically like misleading marketing, because like a lot of people might not know they’re omnivores so they think it’s gonna be a super healthy chicken. if it was free range / pasture raised theyre basically saying the chicken did not eat any other animal by products - they probably still foraged for insects/lizards but thats usually labeled differently basically they put it on there to say “we didn’t fill this chicken with by product food or

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Anonymous 3w

I would say maybe incase they feed them to each other, or meat like pork or something. But as someone who had chickens they do that naturally, they will eat their young or anything smaller than them

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Anonymous 3w

there was a huge mad cow disease epidemic in the 80s caused by cows being fed beef byproducts, so it’s probably that marketing tactic where they imply competitors’ products are less safe by making statements nobody asked for about their own.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

That’s what I’ve heard like I’ve seen farmers feed their chickens scrambled eggs or just any already fertilized eggs that the farmers don’t want turning into chickens so I feel like it’s a weird thing to market lol but I get what you’re saying

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Anonymous replying to -> witchy_salem 3w

ignore the third paragraph- i was moving my message around 💔

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Anonymous replying to -> witchy_salem 3w

It’s definitely giving like a version of green washing I clocked that and I was like 🤔

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

Oh that’s actually not too bad for them to do really. It’s not gunna hurt them per se. It’s better than letting the eggs rot and will do better w waste management and less stinky eggs. Those farmers probably have a TON of eggs than they need in their homes too

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

sometimes i see it and im like 🤨 oh yeah this sounds really good and slay IF I WAS STUPID

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

Green washing will be the bane of my existence “SULFATE FREE SHAMPOO” how tf is the shampoo supposed to properly clean the oils out ur hair then. Most detergents have sulfates

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

There was one woman on Instagram that I saw this past baby chick season who had rented a rooster to breed her chickens and by the end of the season she was just chucking eggs at the wall lol she had probably like 30-40 chickens and they would not stop laying eggs

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

We had chickens and they laid like 6 eggs almost daily sometimes even more

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

This is such a funny problem to have lol

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