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10mo ago

After a vegan blue cheese won the Good Food Award, panicked dairy cheese makers forced the foundation to disqualify it

boingboing.net After a vegan blue cheese won the Good Food Award, panicked dairy cheese makers forced the foundation to disqualify it

A vegan blue cheese won the prestigious Good Food Award, until the dairy industry forced the foundation to disqualify it with a rule-change.

After a vegan blue cheese won the Good Food Award, panicked dairy cheese makers forced the foundation to disqualify it

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10mo ago

After a vegan blue cheese won the Good Food Award, panicked dairy cheese makers forced the foundation to disqualify it

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- The farm industry loves their subsidies and will fight hard to keep them coming.
  In the US anyway. I'm sure it's similar in other countries but for ostensible cultural reasons.
  Edit: I checked to make sure, this is in the US.
  
  Dairy ain't going anywhere, it's legitimately a national security thing for food scarcity (government cheese). It's still also heavily subsidized of course (as is Corn). Now if that could be swung to a different animal (sheep or goats), that'd have a significant impact environmentally.
  
  I don't see why it has to be government cheese and couldn't be government rice and beans or government lentils. Put the subsidy dollars into plant foods and it'll happen.
  
  I (and my lactose intolerant intestines) wholeheartedly agree. We seem determined to recreate the conditions of the dustbowl by neglecting crop rotation and mono-crops.

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