The fact is thousands of people are hospitalised in the US because of salmonella. The fact that the chickens are soaked in chlorine is just one symptom of a much deeper problem.
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Fortunately US Congress will probably veto a US-UK trade deal, and we can continue to eat non-contaminated chickens.
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostFrom the first page in the first link you quoted
"Estimates suggest that in Europe two thirds of our antibiotics are used on livestock animals."
Also from your link. The EU banning the use of antibiotoics in the rearing of livestock,....... but not really
"Preventative antibiotic treatments for individual animals will still be permitted in exceptional circumstances where the risk of disease is high. Group treatments will also be allowed if disease has been diagnosed in some of the animals and there is a high risk it will spread to others, and no alternative treatments are available."
Another link for you from March 2019
Tonnes of antibiotics still used in UK chicken farms raising fears over drug resistant diseases, investigation finds | The Independent
"Tonnes of antibiotics are still being used in UK poultry farming amid growing fears over the spread of drug resistant diseases, an investigation suggests."
"Ionophores are used to prevent the intestinal disease coccidiosis which affects chickens when they ingest chicken droppings."
Ionophores, antibiotics by another name, are legal to use throughout the EU , but banned by America for use in animal rearing
You claimed that "If leaving the EU gets enables us to stop feeding the chickens we eat antibiotics (banned in America incidentally) then that can only be a good thing."
The links show you that the EU is banning the general use of antibiotics, so that rather than feeding poultry antibiotics no matter what, they would only be fed it where there is a specific health reason for the bird.
The links also show that the UK is not wanting to follow the EU in its ban of general feeding.
Do you understand why your abject refusal to accept the truth makes it appear like you're not interested in anything that questions your blind faith.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe fact is thousands of people are hospitalised in the US because of salmonella. The fact that the chickens are soaked in chlorine is just one symptom of a much deeper problem.
Nobody died from eating chlorinated chickens - and I have to assume the chicken nuggets from McD's are made from that?
Who would have thought.
Had a lovely chunk of prime rib too....
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostDo you need to get Bean in to help by changing the argument?
You claimed that "If leaving the EU gets enables us to stop feeding the chickens we eat antibiotics (banned in America incidentally) then that can only be a good thing."
The links show you that the EU is banning the general use of antibiotics, so that rather than feeding poultry antibiotics no matter what, they would only be fed it where there is a specific health reason for the bird.
The links also show that the UK is not wanting to follow the EU in its ban of general feeding.
Do you understand why your abject refusal to accept the truth makes it appear like you're not interested in anything that questions your blind faith.
"Broiler farmers in the European Union make extensive use of these ionophore coccidiostats in poultry feed these days"
"European Union classifies ionophore coccidiostats as feed additives. For years, this has been the subject of a recurring intense debate. Some parties think it is better to label coccidiostats as antibiotics, while others think they should remain available as feed additives."
Just because you flatly refuse to classify ionophores as antibiotics doesn't mean that you are not using antibiotics in animal feed.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostDo you need to get Bean in to help by changing the argument?
You claimed that "If leaving the EU gets enables us to stop feeding the chickens we eat antibiotics (banned in America incidentally) then that can only be a good thing."
The links show you that the EU is banning the general use of antibiotics, so that rather than feeding poultry antibiotics no matter what, they would only be fed it where there is a specific health reason for the bird(s).
The links also show that the UK is not wanting to follow the EU in its ban of general feeding.
Do you understand why your abject refusal to accept the truth makes it appear like you're not interested in anything that questions your blind faith.
Also, given, you whinged in another thread that;
Originally posted by WTFHThis conversation wasn't involving you.Originally posted by Old GregI admit I'm just a lazy, lying cretinous hypocrite and must be going deaf♕Keep calm & carry on♕Comment
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostPoultryWorld - Coccidiostats: Antibiotic or feed additive?
"Broiler farmers in the European Union make extensive use of these ionophore coccidiostats in poultry feed these days"
"European Union classifies ionophore coccidiostats as feed additives. For years, this has been the subject of a recurring intense debate. Some parties think it is better to label coccidiostats as antibiotics, while others think they should remain available as feed additives."
Just because you flatly refuse to classify ionophores as antibiotics doesn't mean that you are not using antibiotics in animal feed.
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As for the EU being evil with antibiotics and the US having a complete ban on them (or whatever your twaddle was)...
What 'No Antibiotics' Claims Really Mean - Consumer Reports…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAnd just because the UK uses them and has stated they will continue to use them along with the other antibiotics - that has nothing to do with the EU. The UK has made that decision.
As for the EU being evil with antibiotics and the US having a complete ban on them (or whatever your twaddle was)...
What 'No Antibiotics' Claims Really Mean - Consumer Reports
"Broiler farmers in the European Union make extensive use of these ionophore coccidiostats in poultry feed these days"Comment
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostPut quote from my previous post in bold as you clearly didn't read it first time
"Broiler farmers in the European Union make extensive use of these ionophore coccidiostats in poultry feed these days"
That would be the EU that includes the UK.
The EU that is about to reduce antibiotic use, while the UK says it will not.
(repeating myself and several of the links, since you're not interested)…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostThat would be the EU that includes the UK.
The EU that is about to reduce antibiotic use, while the UK says it will not.
(repeating myself and several of the links, since you're not interested)Comment
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