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California's New Lab-Grown Meat Facility Is the “Most Advanced in the World”

Building the WEF’s “Post-Animal Economy”

The initial cells are obtained through “a variety of methods,” the site says, including “biopsies from living animals, eggs, fishing, and recently slaughtered animals who were already a part of the food system.”

We feed the cell a range of nutrients (amino acids, sugars, trace minerals, and vitamins) normally found in food and compositionally similar to what develops organically in animal body, just in a different format,

“We're committed to completely detaching our production process from animal slaughter,” the company says. “Our aim is to bring animal component-free products to market as soon as we can.”

#AnimalAg #WarOnMeat

https://interestingengineering.com/californias-new-lab-grown-meat-facility-is-the-most-advanced-in-the-world
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Impossible Foods raises another $500m to “end animal agriculture” — they have now sucked down $2 billion from billionaires and institutional investors … even as sales flag (…no one wants that trash!), as they somehow know they will soon be the only game in town as the WEF realizes the “post-animal economy” …

#WarOnMeat

https://agfundernews.com/impossible-foods-brings-total-funding-to-2b-with-new-500m-raise.html
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Just one more example — JBS, world’s biggest meat company — drops $100 mil for a lab-grown meat company. Doesn’t make any sense unless you accept JBS — a WEF partner! — is replacing itself, at the behest of the WEF, positioning for the #PostAnimalEconomy:
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Brazilian meatpacker JBS has agreed to buy Spanish company BioTech Foods, while also creating a new research and development center in Brazil for lab meat as part of a $100 million push into the fast-growing sector.

“The acquisition marks the company’s entry into the cultivated protein market,” JBS said in a filing.

#WarOnMeat #Brazil

https://www.reuters.com/article/jbs-deal-idAFE5N2OC01M
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“All things will be smart and connected to the internet,” including animals, as “sensors wired in cattle can communicate to each other through a mobile phone network”.

- Klaus Schwab, The Fourth Industrial Revolution

#WarOnFarms #WarOnMeat #5g #IoB #IoT
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Pet food manufacturers moving to insect protein.

This is an entry point to get people eating bugs:
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Insect ingredients have been increasingly cropping up in the pet nutrition space, including in pet food and treat formulations. In August, the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) voted to tentatively approve the use of dried black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) in adult dog food, paving the way for more manufacturers to capitalize on this growing meat-free trend.

Packaged Facts stated this meat-free trend is best applied to pet treats, as complete-and-balanced nutritional requirements for pet food make meatless formulations more complex. Meatless pet treats can be brought to market more easily than meatless pet foods, the market research firm said, and could be an “entry point” for interested manufacturers.

#WarOnMeat

https://www.meatpoultry.com/articles/25980-sustainability-minded-pet-parents-drive-growth-in-meatless-treats
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Meat industry warns food shortages imminent unless workers can access rapid antigen testing

Australians are being warned there could be meat shortages within two weeks unless meat workers are being given priority rapid antigen testing.

The meat industry says it’s now an emergency, with hundreds of workers forced into COVID isolation.

In some supermarkets, meat shelves are completely bare, emptied by a perfect storm of holiday shortages and the COVID effect.

The big grocery chains such as Woolworths and Coles say the stock is often there - the problem is getting it into stores, because COVID is causing high absentee rates among retail staff and distribution workers.

“We do expect the supply chain issues will continue for at least 12 months,” Retailers Association’ spokesperson Fleur Brown told 7NEWS.

“However, they are critical at the moment.

Meat Industry Council CEO Patrick Hutchinson has called it an “emergency” situation right now. “We’re now seeing a large amount of meat workers who actually can’t get to work,” he said. “There’s hundreds and hundreds of staff up and down the eastern seaboard, certainly QLD, NSW and VIC who aren’t able to get to work at this stage.” He’s also calling for rapid COVID tests to keep meat workers on the job or risk meat shortages within two weeks.

#WarOnMeat #Australia

https://7news.com.au/news/australia/meat-industry-warns-food-shortages-imminent-unless-workers-can-access-rapid-antigen-testing-c-5182666
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Australian supermarket Coles starts rationing meat (purchase limits) as even asymptomatic workers not allowed to work!
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Supermarket giant Coles is introducing purchase limits on meat products across NSW, as staff shortages cause major issues in supply chains.

Customers will be allowed to buy a maximum of two packets of mince, chicken breast, chicken thigh and sausages.

Australian Meat Industry Council CEO Patrick Hutchinson said supply chains were being disrupted by workers getting sick at the same time, contributing to increasingly bare shelves in supermarkets and meat shortages.

"We're seeing abattoirs and processing facilities on the eastern seaboard, either working at next-to-no staff or closed and that's now causing gaps in our supply chain," Mr Hutchinson said.
"It's all food that's being affected here … farmers will be the ones who suffer."

He said the crisis in the industry meant demand for meat on Australia Day may not be met.

The Meat Industry Council called on the government to allow employees to ask asymptomatic close contacts to come back to work — the same isolation conditions as healthcare workers.

#WarOnMeat #WarOnFarms #AnimalAg #FoodShortages

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-05/covid-19-staff-shortages-hit-all-industries-across-nsw/100740638
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KFC to launch plant-based fried chicken made with Beyond Meat nationwide

KFC restaurants nationwide will add Beyond Meat’s plant-based chicken to its menus, starting Monday for a limited time.

The launch comes after years of testing from the Yum Brands chain and Beyond Meat to create a meat substitute that mimicked the taste and texture of whole muscle chicken, like chicken breast, rather than the ground-up consistency of nuggets.

Nearly a year ago, Beyond Meat announced a formal partnership with Yum to make exclusive plant-based substitutes for Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and KFC. Chipotle Mexican Grill rolled out plant-based chorizo Monday at its restaurants nationwide. It also is targeting customers who are trying to eat less meat in 2022.

[IAF: Now it’s clear why they rebranded as “KFC” — there is no more chicken!]

#WarOnMeat #AnimalAg #PostAnimalEconomy

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/04/kfc-to-launch-meatless-fried-chicken-made-with-beyond-meat-nationwide.html
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Dr. Frederic Leroy makes an interesting point about how “mass formation psychosis” is used with food: “meat-eaters” become a scapegoat (“the other”) for vegan/plant-based “save the world from global warming” cult members, just as the unv'd are scapegoated by the C19 true believers.

"Contemporary agricultural and dietary narratives often – and increasingly so – represent plant-derived foods as mostly beneficial whereas animal source foods are depicted as mostly harmful. “

Read more of his thoughts on crowd behaviour, scapegoating & mass psychosis in times of isolation, anxiety & technocracy:

https://cris.vub.be/ws/portalfiles/portal/79162310/Leroy_2021_.pdf

If you missed it, see this fantastic recent interview: https://www.iceagefarmer.com/2021/05/26/dr-frederic-leroy-hostile-takeover-of-food-production-ice-age-farmer-broadcast/

#WarOnMeat #MassPsychosis
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UK: "Apocalyptic Bird Flu" Jumps to Humans as Authorities Cull Millions of Birds

Zoonotic transmission of an "apocalyptic bird flu," H5N1, has been reported in the UK, boasting a 50+% fatality rate for humans. However, digging deeper reveals that the asymptomatic "patient zero" was tested "constantly" until returning the result (false positive?) that authorities need to justify the ongoing culling of tens of millions of birds and claim that YOU cannot be allowed to raise your own animals to feed your family. Meanwhile, Australian grocers are rationing meat as asymptomatic workers are kept from work, resulting in abattoirs shutting down in Australia. How long will this test fraud scamdemic be allowed to continue? Until we stop it.

https://www.iceagefarmer.com/2022/01/07/uk-apocalyptic-bird-flu-jumps-to-humans-as-authorities-cull-millions-of-birds/

Youtube: https://youtu.be/99LO7V2IlIE
Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/xZllpp69tvz9/

#WarOnMeat #SupplyChain #iafvideo
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Aldi getting desperate in Australia

Aldi Australia CEO just sent this to everyone on the Aldi mailing list, desperately trying to tell people to "rest assured, there isn’t a food shortage, just complications and delays associated with less employees", as Australians walk around empty shelves.

Functionally it is the same thing - people can’t get food. It hasn't been sent to us, or processed and packaged, or stacked on the shelves, or picked and harvested, or fertalized due to ongoing Adblue shortages in Australia or...

Meanwhile abbatoirs are shutting down due as asymptomatic workers are required to stay at home. Meat IS running short already.

The shortest supply chain is the one that starts and ends right in your own home! Grow your own.

#SupplyChain #Australia #WarOnMeat #FoodShortage
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Another “asymptomatic outbreak” is promising to shutdown yet another Aussie abbatoir.

This is an unabashed and unmitigated war on ranchers, the meat industry, and fundamentally, your ability to feed your family.

#Australia #WarOnMeat
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African Swine Fever confirmed in North Italy

The westward spread into central/western Europe is likely unavoidable, and will result in enormous culls of pig populations over the next decade, like what we’ve seen in China & S. Korea.

The risk of appearing in USA also grows…
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A case of African swine fever has been detected in a wild boar in Italy, news agency ANSA said Friday, raising fears of a blow to the country’s meat industry.

Highly transmissible and fatal for pig populations, African swine fever (ASF) does not present a risk for human health but risks serious repercussions for pork producers.

Italy, with about 8.9 million pigs, is the seventh biggest pork producer in the European Union, representing an 8 billion euro (9.1 billion U.S. dollars) industry, according to the agricultural association Confagricoltura.

The events observed in the last six months confirm the global threat of ASF, which continues to spread with serious impacts on pig production systems, animal health and welfare, as well as the socio-economic impacts on livelihoods, national food security and international trade,” the report said.

#AfricanSwineFever #Italy #WarOnMeat
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Meat section completely cleaned out at Aldi, Victoria, #Australia.

via JoJoSpark in @iaf_chat

#WarOnMeat #FoodShortages #SupplyChain
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Alberta: cattle feeders face increasingly desperate feed shortage.

“Several larger feedlots have indicated that they will run out of all feed in a few days.”


This is beyond catastrophic, with 1.5 million cattle unable to secure feed.

#WarOnMeat

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Elevators working in reverse as Alberta cattle feeders face increasingly desperate feed shortage.

“It’s a mess,” notes Kevin Serfas, of Serfas Farms, based at Turin, Alta. “If you only bought exactly what you needed on a week-to-week basis, you are in panic mode right now. I started November 1 and probably have half my orders. I’m not sure what needs to change. Everyone just blames the prior link in the chain.”

That chain includes grain companies, railways and railways, as well as trucking companies.

In some cases, grain handlers, such as Cargill, P&H, Richardson, and Viterra, are essentially trying to run their elevators in reverse. Rather than taking delivery from producers and loading grain onto trains, they are taking delivery of corn by train and transferring it onto trucks to fill sales contracts they’ve signed with cattle feeders — many of which are the same producers who otherwise sell grain to these companies.

Labour shortages, due to COVID-19 and more, have exacerbated the challenge in some situations, causing delays with loading and unloading trains and trucks. Several feedlots say delays in unloading trains have resulted in the railway putting a lower priority on these shipments. In some cases, they’ve been penalized financially with demurrage fees. [IAF: Stunning that the railway can simply stop shipping animal feed.]

There’s also concern the Canadian and U.S. government’s cross-border vaccination mandates, taking effect January 15 and 22, respectively, are removing a significant number of truck drivers from the road. Several sources told RealAgriculture they’ve also heard of a train being delayed due to crew members not wanting to have to quarantine in Canada.

To put the amount of feed that’s needed in context, ACFA says one rail car — the equivalent of approximately two super B trailers — will feed approximately 8,000 head of cattle for one day. There are approximately 1.5 million head in the province, meaning the industry requires more than a 100 unit train every day to replace the barley and wheat that would normally be sourced closer to home.

#Canada #SupplyChain

https://realagriculture.com/2022/01/elevators-working-in-reverse-as-alberta-cattle-feeders-face-increasingly-desperate-feed-shortage/
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Bird Flu confirmed in South Carolina

Guidance issued for bio security includes “keeping poultry inside.” As I’ve covered before, the UK and other countries also use this as an excuse to cull backyard flocks and free range operations.

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“These three positive samples tell us that high path avian influenza is currently present in the American Atlantic migratory flyway,” said Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. “While this virus is not a food safety issue, anyone with commercial or backyard flocks of poultry need to implement strict biosecurity measures. These measures include keeping your flock inside.”

#WarOnMeat #AnimalAg #BirdFlu

https://www.ncagr.gov/paffairs/release/2022/HighPathAvianInfluenzadetectedinwildbirdinHydeCounty.htm
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German Egg supply at risk by summer - “Sheer existential fear" among farmers

Soy shortages are bringing about the WEF’s “post-animal economy”


From summer 2022, the supply of eggs can no longer be guaranteed, writes the Central Association of the German Poultry Industry.

There is sometimes sheer existential fear among our farmers. The prices for animal feed have more than doubled in a very short time. GMO-free soy is hard to come by. As a result, many keepers are no longer able to re-stall,” Henner Schönecke, Chairman of the BVEi, describes the situation.

No more restocking means fewer laying hens are available to lay eggs. Schönecke expects that the security of supply with German eggs can no longer be guaranteed by August at the latest.

#Germany #PostAnimalEconomy #WarOnMeat

https://www.epochtimes.de/politik/deutschland/deutsche-eier-versorgung-ab-sommer-nicht-mehr-gesichert-a3765818.html?telegram=1
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UK: Brit shoppers 'face fruit, veg and cheese shortages' after P&O ferry cancellations

Brits could face shortages in supermarkets with vegetables, fruit, cheese and wine among products not arriving after P&O suddenly cancelled services. After the firm axed 800 of its staff fresh fears have emerged that thousands of sheep may also have to be slaughtered.

Edward Adamson, a sheep farmer from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, said he may have to kill some sheep if the ferry crisis continues.

"There is no route to the UK mainland for us otherwise. We produce more animals than we need you see and we can't just keep them," he said, reported The Sun.

#WarOnMeat #WarOnFarms #SupplyChain #UK

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brit-shoppers-face-fruit-veg-26506021