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Student-led petition against foam food packaging gains momentum
Thank you for doing such a good cause. You happen to do this at a good time, now with many millions demanding to improve our food marketing concerns. I am Bryan, I help many families cheap, or for free, for years. I am happy to see you are doing a good job helping the public. "Agenda 21" changes recently, as many openly admit. Is one of the biggest threats to us all; "Monsanto", they admit many times, they want to control world food supply. The have people at federal agencies, and Monsanto, controlling laws, allowing to many bad things in foods. "Natural Remedies" are denied yet never have side effects. I recently was trying to get a petition for less packaging as we see many other modern countries have years already have. Food packaging is another way of fooling us all and small farms, better quality foods, need to be more in stores too. Less packaging, helps make more space, for many small farmers, to help many small farms, see much all the hard work, just for good food. Half the shelf space, can be used, for healthier foods. All these similar concerns help many at once, at a good time when many millions, suddenly realizing, much needs to change, to stop the 12,000 illnesses, we experience, since the pharmacy industry, has manipulated us, into spending billions. "Farm food families, have noticeably less health problems", a federal judge said on TV, when reporters asked him if "Obama care" was a fair law, "everyone pay for others". And he said, "it is not unconstitutional, not fair to "heartland" states, all farm families, because populated areas have much more health concerns". "Millions against Monsanto GMO (GMO;genetic modified organics)" marched May 25, in 450 cities around the world, was not on TV news, to keep the public quality concerns in the dark, as many say. But many states people, and the Federal Government, are trying to add laws, requiring GMO labels. Less packaging, saves corporations money, saves the environment, with smaller less costly biodegradable, transparent packaging. Packaged foods use to much empty space. With biodegradable plastic wrapping, as in many modern countries, they have double the shelf space for more options fro more small farms. Market demands, help many companies change recently, and not on TV, to keep consumers not knowing. We are the 90%, of people, demanding more natural guaranteed products when the label says 'natural'. We fully respect the environment, families, and everyone concerned for quality awareness and much needed improvements. Sincerely, Arthur Bryan Smith A. B. Smith Architectonics, smith agriculture, cargo logistics, and 20 Yrs. of awards in many types of professions gladly helping others.— June 25, 2013 12:51 p.m.