Another clear-cut example of "evironmentalist" who are in reality corporate operatives. Unlike sugar cane, beets can be grown in much cooler climates for their sugar. With sugar commodities growing higher (fructose eliminated for fuel, U.S. inflation) beet sugar will assume a greater role in processed foods. Combine these facts and add a sugar cane company to the mix, and you have a batter ready to fatten-up any crooked judge. Like the Colorado congressman said; "It's all rigged".
Charles December 3, 2010
at 8:40am
Another clear-cut example of "evironmentalist" who are in reality corporate operatives. Unlike sugar cane, beets can be grown in much cooler climates for their sugar. With sugar commodities growing higher (fructose eliminated for fuel, U.S. inflation) beet sugar will assume a greater role in processed foods. Combine these facts and add a sugar cane company to the mix, and you have a batter ready to fatten-up any crooked judge. Like the Colorado congressman said; "It's all rigged".