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@@rosemarykennedy5430 I see in the US they now have this APEEL thing. Personally I only eat things that I know are not tainted. I buy my meat 100% grass fed, chicken free range, not cage, etc.

@@HaakonOdinsson Apeel coating is used worldwide and by all the big supermarket chains Aldi, Lidl etc. However, chemicals and pesticides seem to be used from the planting of the often GM seeds so they’re almost impossible to avoid. Homegrown produce and grass fed meats, while safe and nutritious, are far too expensive for the vast majority.

@@rosemarykennedy5430 not that expensive where I am in the uk to be fair. Example, I can get a steak in the supermarket or I can pay £3 more for a grass fed steak at a local butchers (who source their meats locally). Don’t smoke or drink either, so that saves money. I’m lucky though, lots of people don’t have access or are able to afford it. There is no APEEL in the lidl’s here in the uk, as far as I’m aware. Plus I know a couple of people who grow their own produce, GM free, organic. I try to eat as healthy as I’m able. Edit: just found out ASDA and Tesco are trialling APEEL here….i will avoid!

@@HaakonOdinsson Aldi and Lidl “don’t have a policy on Apeel” and staff aren’t allowed to discuss it so there’s no guarantee that it’s not being used. You seem to be sourcing your food very well 👌

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