Remember when China had trouble feeding it's own population? -- environmental discussion

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Subject: Remember when China had trouble feeding it's own population?

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Stephen
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Date Posted: 07:42:53 05/01/07 Tue
In reply to: Bev 's message, "much of our food is being imported from china with no oversite of their own and very little" on 15:35:19 04/26/07 Thu

And now they are exporting food to the world.

So who says communism doesn't work?

> from oversite by the US officials. Just a personal
>note on this . I was at costco today and while i was
>waiting for prescriptions i went to the produce
>section almost everything i picked up said grown and
>produced in the US . If one cannot find organic
>perhaps this would be a better choice than taking a
>chance on produce from china .

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Perhaps if they had some restrictions on how they manufacture and what is put in their goods i could cheer them on a bit Bev 09:19:44 05/01/07 Tue

More on food in china Bev 09:58:02 05/02/07 Wed

Subject	Author	Date
Perhaps if they had some restrictions on how they manufacture and what is put in their goods i could cheer them on a bit	Bev	09:19:44 05/01/07 Tue

More on food in china	Bev	09:58:02 05/02/07 Wed