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Why the Big Breasts?

Updated on May 25, 2014

Why the Big Breasts?

The answer to the question – Many Chicken Breasts are big because they have had something similar to a Boob Job, which involves injecting fresh chicken with up to 15% salt water, endangering the health of consumers, but making money for the companies.

This is a short article about Food Fraud in the UK. I watched a Documentary this week about it. We need to be on our guard and mind where we buy our food, as there is a lot of food scam going on.

A few Facts

  • Businesses are selling normal fruit and vegetable as Organic to customers.
  • Counterfeit Parmesan cheese is being sold.
  • Bad / Rotten eggs are being used to make biscuits. All shown on TV, with the use of a secret camera.
  • Chickens used in Take Away Restaurants and some supermarkets are injected with water to inflate them. It’s then held together (coated) with Protein Powder, however, people are not aware that other animals are being used in the Protein Powder. It’s been found out that this powder actually contains beef and pork, which is upsetting to muslims. (as eating pork is against their religion) Muslims eat chicken, but have now found out that they have unknowingly been eating Pork.

 

  • In the UK, Forensics are now being used to catch the Fraudsters so they stop messing with food. A Director was procesuted for Organic Food Scam recently. For over five years, he supplied food products by Home delivery and passed them off as organic – even though they weren’t. He has now been jailed. Newspaper Article.

If you are worried about Supermarkets. Asda, Sainsbury’s, Morrison aand Tesco carry out regular Food audits and visit their suppliers. They also employ independent labs to test if the food is authentic.

How to spot Organic Food Fraud

Look out for a label that certifies they are Certified Organic Producers.

If you spot Food Fraud

Contact the FSA (Food Standards Agency) and they will carry out an investigation.

                                           Mind what you eat - Mind the Big Breasts!

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