Government and FDA (Food and Drug Administration) policies for food and drug control led to the passing of S-510 on November 30, 2010, to improve the process to ensure the safety of US citizens from low-quality food.
All small businesses and farmers were affected by the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act. Everyone who produces, processes, packages, distributes, receives, stores and imports food.
All unregistered food products were called counterfeit, for which criminal liability and a fine of up to $ 500,000 are provided.
Reasons why you can't grow vegetables and fruits in America
The official version of the necessity of the issued bill was, of course, the concern of the US government for its citizens and the improvement of the work of the State Department of Agriculture, updating the standards and improving the quality of products in the previously adopted federal food safety law.
What are the main provisions, why it is impossible to grow vegetables and fruits in America, are indicated in the act on "Modernization of food safety":
- full state control over the registration of agricultural objects with the possibility of its suspension;
- the implementation of interstate or domestic trade in the United States requires obtaining permission;
- a ban on retail trade in farmers' markets, in roadside areas;
- the owner is obliged to analyze the products for the presence of biological, chemical, physical and radiological, natural toxins, pesticides, drug residues, parasites, allergens and color additives;
- a study for the prevention of microbiological hazards, which are regulated in accordance with the norms, is provided for thermally processed low-acid products packaged in hermetically sealed containers;
- obligatory submission of documents on the passage of toxicological and epidemiological studies and analyzes;
- food certification;
- receiving a grant for the supply of products to educational institutions, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. Only entrepreneurs with a state license are eligible.
A special state duty was also established for the enrollment of funds for the implementation of agricultural activities. Adjustments and changes in the amount of the fee for the financial year are possible.
Who in America and why you can't grow and sell vegetables and fruits
The Ministry of Agriculture has defined a strategy for the protection and conditions of ensuring the safety of the population from poor-quality food products and carrying out preventive measures, which include inspections, checks, constant control over the unofficial sale and distribution of crops. Who in the US was banned from growing vegetables:
- small businesses and organizations. Subject to the sale of agricultural products directly to consumers;
- representatives of small business or collective farming without issued licenses, test reports, certificates, certificates, certificates, certification by the relevant body or the State Department of Agriculture;
- small wholesale outlets engaged in the production and procurement of fruits and vegetables;
- retailers;
- it is forbidden to grow vegetables and fruits, to engage in production and harvesting in the course of normal economic activities.
Any organic food production that is not mandated by the Food Safety Improvement Act, or if an already open production facility does not meet FDA performance standards, must be suspended.
In this case, a civil action is brought against the owner of the agricultural activity in the United States or district court, followed by a fine.
Friends, please enlighten me.
Many of my friends are sure that in the United States and Europe, citizens are prohibited from growing vegetables and fruits for themselves and their relatives - they say this is punishable.
This is true?
Here's what one friend wrote to me about the United States:
"US Senate Agricultural Bill S-510, passed in June 2010, prohibits the cultivation, sharing, exchange or sale of garden-grown produce under threat of criminal liability."
Is there such a thing? Is that really what this document says?
Another friend says:
“What about a ban on growing vegetables for yourself in your gardens in the US? Friends in the states, according to the old Soviet tradition, used to plant strawberries and other vegetables in the backyard for little things, so now you can get a fine equal to an annual salary for this. "
Published Wednesday, August 13, 2014 -
Elena Happy
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Who else is dissatisfied with Russia? Who else thinks life is better in the West?
You can look into the future that we can come to if we strive to live "in the Western" manner, strive for their technologies, for their living conditions, for their worldview:
In the United States in June 2010, the Senate passed the Agricultural Bill (Law) S-510,which the prohibits under threat of criminal liability to grow, share, exchange or sell products grown on the garden plot. It also instructs American farmers on what to plant, how much, and how to grow.
This bill is issued under the title "Growing Food Safety Control Act".
The owner of a private vegetable garden can get into trouble and become a lawbreaker for growing ordinary tomatoes!
And this is beneficial to large corporations and those who are behind it all.
The point is not only that corporations want the world's population to consume only their products, but that they do not want to see people free and independent in their choice. They want to control our life from all sides. Although, of course, these are not corporations themselves, but those who manage all these processes ...
Europe continues to shock the world!
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IN THE USA, IT IS FORBIDDEN TO GROW VEGETABLES AND FRUITS ... ON YOUR LANDS ...
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IN THE USA, IT IS FORBIDDEN TO GROW VEGETABLES AND FRUITS ... ON YOUR LANDS ...
As one "wise" Hasidic rabbi said: "... For despicable goyim, the salary should be enough only for the food we sell them, and for the medicines they will be treated with after our meal ..." Therefore, the desire to monopolize the grub market is quite understandable. After all, “stupid goyim”, God forbid, will begin to eat organic food and don’t go to die from GMOs and pesticides .. Thus, violating the schedule of departure to the “other world” ...
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“US Senate Agricultural Bill S-510, passed in June 2010, criminalizes the cultivation, sharing, exchange, or sale of garden-grown produce. It also dictates to American farmers what to plant, how much, and how to grow. This bill is issued under the title Growing Food Safety Control Act. The owner of a private garden can get into trouble and break the law for growing ordinary tomatoes. "
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“People are calling the studio from everywhere,” says Glenn Beck, “and complaining about this nightmare. Farmers and even gardeners are calling.Tell me is it true? "Absolutely true," replies Debbie Stockton, chairman of the National Independent Consumer Farmers' Association.
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Tim Whiteman, owner of a small dairy farm, explains: “Raising livestock as the bill interprets and producing dairy products are potential risks, especially milk. If I do not obey the instructions and orders of the government, I could be locked up and the cows confiscated. "
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“Tell me who benefits from it?” Beck asks. “Big farms and corporations,” confirms Debbie Stockton.
Well, corporate greed is understandable. But what has the government to do with it? Indeed, the US has already created a department for garden control. The police have the right to check what the American homeowner is growing in his backyard. And the government is here, moreover, to control each and every American. Today, the financial elite have instigated the Occupy Wall Street movement, and tomorrow, freedom-loving Americans may rise up arms against the system. And the most effective way to deal with them is to starve them to death. It will be enough for corporations to stop supplying food to supermarkets. But Uncle Sam wants to make sure that the disgruntled population does not have food left even in their own garden. Therefore, sharing food with neighbors, treating friends with their crops, as in the good old days, is considered a crime in America today.
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The bill went into effect, and the results were not slow to show. Regional authorities have sued the farmer for growing too many vegetables. Watch the Georgia News Channel 2 report.
“The Regional Court for DeCalb County, Georgia convicted Steve Miller for growing very large quantities of vegetables. According to the regional court marshal, the organic vegetable turnover has become too large for a 2-acre farmer's plot.
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“This is my passion,” Steve says. “And unfortunately my passion got me into trouble, and I don't understand why. (Study Jewish culture because!)
Miller has been growing vegetables for 15 years. He treats them to friends, neighbors, sometimes pays vegetables to contractors, and also sells them in local peasant markets.
Steve Miller faces a fine of up to five thousand dollars. "
Later, the trial ended not in favor of Steve Miller. He was forced to pay a fine.
The real shock for the Americans was caused by a video recorded by a security camera at a cooperative organic grocery store in Los Angeles, California. Police raided several gallons of milk from a small private farm. Take a look at this footage. The picture looks as if the police broke into a drug production workshop or an illegal weapons warehouse. The policemen move with their weapons at the ready, as if someone is about to offer them armed resistance. And at this time, scared, not understanding what is happening, the salespeople are probably trembling with fear somewhere in the back room.
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This video, posted on YouTube, caused the outrage of millions of Americans. "Don't the police have more serious business than bullying a couple of frightened salespeople?" - numerous commentators ask the question. According to numerous eyewitnesses, the police poured the seized milk onto the asphalt in the presence and in front of a group of homeless people.
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- there was a loud knock on the gate at the back of the store.
- I asked what is going on? They replied, "We have a search warrant."
- and they pointed their weapons at us.
- I was scared. I couldn't understand what was going on.
- peasant meat, milk, cheese, herbs, eggs, honey ...
- these clean and healthy foods make me feel good.
The Fresh Produce club-style store is located in Venice, California. New members of the club sign a document stating that they want to buy exactly this kind of food.This is the essence of this store, explains director James Stewart, that food is not pasteurized, homogenized or otherwise processed.
Agents took food samples from this farm in Sao Paulo, which supplies the store. The saga with the search of the store began with her. Sharon Palmer and his three sons run this farm, which has been under the supervision of state police organizations for several years.
- my children stood and watched as they put handcuffs on me. I was taken to jail.
Palmer spent the night at the Ventura County Jail but was never charged.
The point is not only that corporations want the world's population to consume only their products, but that they do not want to see people free and independent in their choice. They want to control our life from all sides.
Now a few words about the state of the farmers' markets themselves. Many of them cannot be called farm ones, because agricultural corporations often sell their genetically modified products under this name. You can bargain with a farmer and also gain weight with a hike. In most farmers' markets in California, Nevada, Arizona, products have price tags, like in a supermarket, and when trying to bargain, sellers open their eyes wide, not understanding what they are talking about. Any attempt by people in the United States to return to agricultural origins is harshly suppressed by the police. On two occasions I had the opportunity to personally observe how the police literally smashed private vegetable markets. Boxes of vegetables and fruits were turned upside down or spilled out onto the roadway.
Here's another example of the new law in action. Julia Bass, a resident of Oak Park, Michigan, faces a 93-day prison sentence. Her crime is growing vegetables on her plot.
According to the statement of the representative of the department of urban planning Kevin Rulkowski, her plants were not planted according to the generally accepted code.
Good luck. Aibolit.
