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Old 19-08-2012, 08:47 PM   #1
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THE PETITION

The Foods Standards Agency (FSA) are currently reviewing their position on the sale of unpasteurised milk in the UK. The FSA have always been openly opposed to unpasteurised milk claiming that there is sufficient evidence that it poses a more significant risk to our health compared to other foods and as such should be banned from consumption. The FSA continues to encourage regulation of raw milk and to maintain close contact with the raw milk farms and the bacterial counts of the milk that they produce. Regulation of all food products is of course desirable to ensure quality and cleanliness standards are maintained.



According to the FSA’s own report there have been absolutely no deaths recorded at all as a result of illness due to drinking raw milk across the last 17 years, but 149 deaths have been caused by bacteria contracted from eating other foods! When looking at the 242 actual cases of illness related to raw milk consumption over the full 17 years we can determine that there is an average of 14 people each year who may contract a bacterial illness as a result of raw milk consumption. Of course we do not want these 14 people to become sick, but compared to the annual average of 3,634 people who become ill as a result of consuming other foods. Should we not be looking to the other foods that are causing 99.2% of all the food borne illnesses and 100% of the deaths related to food borne illnesses and measuring them against the same stiff ruler that is lined up against raw milk?

It is an inherent human right to be able to chose the foods that one wishes to eat. No government has the right to restrict an individual’s right to eat health promoting food. Milk has been consumed for at least 10,000 years as part of the human diet, with some experts estimating that milk may have been consumed for periods considerably longer than this. As mandatory pasteurisation only became a part of British life in the late 1940′s this suggests that all the milk consumed prior to this was unpasteurised. There are many cultures who thrived for generations on raw dairy consumption such as the traditional mountain Swiss and the African Masaai.

Smoking is still legally sold to adults in the UK, which more than a fifth of the population still engage in this habit despite statistics showing that 50% of these individuals will suffer an early death as a result of a smoking related disease. They are still provided the legal right to choose. More than 100,000 people die from smoking related diseases per year in the UK alone. There have been absolutely ZERO raw milk related deaths in the last 17 years, yet this food has been, and is being unfairly considered for a potential outright ban. We believe that every person in the UK has the right to chose to drink safe, clean and suitably regulated unpasteurised cows, buffalos, goats or sheeps milk and cream. Please sign this petition to pledge your support to maintain our freedom to eat as we would chose without having our dietary choices restricted. If one food is allowed to be banned from consumption how long until other foods that are considered to be ‘linked’ to health problems are also banned?

Thank you and enjoy your high quality, healthy milk!!

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Old 19-08-2012, 10:03 PM   #2
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Here is the direct link to the petition .....
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Old 19-08-2012, 10:56 PM   #3
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Here is the direct link to the petition .....
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/k...%2Bto%2BFriend
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Old 19-08-2012, 11:37 PM   #4
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signed.The big dairy industry must fall.
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Old 20-08-2012, 04:03 PM   #5
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Signed! The original reasoning behind Pasteurization was cattle that were said to have Tuberculosis. Strange though my Father died 1950 just ten years after Pasteurization of stomach cancer.

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Old 20-08-2012, 04:17 PM   #6
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I will gladly put this petition on my website to help raise signatures, well done, keep up the good work my friend
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Old 20-08-2012, 05:40 PM   #7
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The government will conduct business as usual, anyway, regardless of successful petitions.
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Old 21-08-2012, 12:26 PM   #8
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The government will conduct business as usual, anyway, regardless of successful petitions.
Thats what I was going to ask, what will actually happen if we get the 40,000 signatures? Will there be a boom in the raw milk industry with loads of delivery services popping up and even raw milk in supermarkets?
Probably too good to be true.
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Old 21-08-2012, 02:10 PM   #9
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Thats what I was going to ask, what will actually happen if we get the 40,000 signatures? Will there be a boom in the raw milk industry with loads of delivery services popping up and even raw milk in supermarkets?
Probably too good to be true.
The government laughs at petitions. If we do manage to get enough signatures, the government may publicly announce to make "changes", just for appearances... But as history shows, they never keep their promises. They'll dump the petition aside, people will forget about it, and it will be business as usual.

If you really want to increase sales of raw milk, and get rid of all the factory crap, you gotta vote with your dollars. Signing a petition may raise awareness, but it isn't going to do anything if people are continuing to purchase pasteurized milk.

Show the government that we're no longer going to purchase pasteurized milk. When sales and demand goes down, what are they going to do with all the unsold pasteurized milk? They'll have no choice but to give into the demands of the people and provide them with what they want... Then again, they'll probably find a way to mess with that too.

In the end, the best way is to become friends with your local farmer and have him hook you up with raw milk and all the other foods you need. Or find a farmers market. Or, look into a Cow Share/Herd Share program. We must not rely on the government.
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Old 21-08-2012, 02:23 PM   #10
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Signed. Thank you!
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Old 21-08-2012, 04:00 PM   #11
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If you really want to increase sales of raw milk, and get rid of all the factory crap, you gotta vote with your dollars. Signing a petition may raise awareness, but it isn't going to do anything if people are continuing to purchase pasteurized milk.
This is they key people!

I'm not a milk drinker myself anymore but people should be free to choose their own healthier unpasteurised milk over the stuff we see in every shop today.
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Old 21-08-2012, 06:17 PM   #12
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The government laughs at petitions. If we do manage to get enough signatures, the government may publicly announce to make "changes", just for appearances... But as history shows, they never keep their promises. They'll dump the petition aside, people will forget about it, and it will be business as usual.

If you really want to increase sales of raw milk, and get rid of all the factory crap, you gotta vote with your dollars. Signing a petition may raise awareness, but it isn't going to do anything if people are continuing to purchase pasteurized milk.

Show the government that we're no longer going to purchase pasteurized milk. When sales and demand goes down, what are they going to do with all the unsold pasteurized milk? They'll have no choice but to give into the demands of the people and provide them with what they want... Then again, they'll probably find a way to mess with that too.

In the end, the best way is to become friends with your local farmer and have him hook you up with raw milk and all the other foods you need. Or find a farmers market. Or, look into a Cow Share/Herd Share program. We must not rely on the government.
Definitely, if only there were enough of us to do so.
Cow share program sounds interesting.
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