#Dairy Industry

[thatveganwhiterose]

Tumblr, I promise you that animal agriculture does not need you licking their boots.

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H5N1 bird flu outbreak response could be hampered by USDA, FDA turf war

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Butter what? You can’t spell butter without butt.

Parents Magazine - May 1952

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Happy World Milk Day! (June 1st) 🌎 🐄

The One With the Metaphorical Tunnel

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in 2021 Seoul Milk had to apologize for a commercial they made where a man was secretly filming women who were stand-ins for dairy cows

the idyllic pastures dairy industry commercials put cows in are always ridiculous but I’ve never seen something so straight up crassly in your face as just having women as stand in dairy cows. unbelievable

[ri-afan]

Anya: *at dinner in a restaurant with guests* how are cows food?

Loid: *small info dump about the dairy industry* they are connected elsewhere to, but don’t think I don’t know this is to avoid eating your vegetables

Anya: *didn’t really care, but the lady they were eating with was being annoying in her mind and it was the easiest way to get her to mentally put a lid on it* aw… ok…

Lady: I didn’t know you were so… passionate about the farming industry

Loid: *about to play it off as something else* *heads for actual truth because two weeks ago he was stuck in a 3 hour long ‘but why?’ convo with Anya that left him frustrated* I’m not, but children are curious creatures, so I’ve taken the liberty to find out some things beforehand so I’m not caught off guard

[purple-phesh-and-cheps]

at this point i think that the dairy industry is mainly supported by myself and rural french cheesemakers i drink so much milk it's not even funny

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No one told me Sorsha moved to TikTok! 👑 (@/sorshamorava)

[superfuxkinghungry]

If you are uncomfortable or feel disgusted in seeing how your food is made, or being told about the suffering that was put into every carcass piece you tear with your greedy teeth, then something's wrong, and you're ignoring it. And you KNOW you're ignoring it! You know who you are, you barbarian!! 😰😰 go vegan and support peace for all 🥰🥰🥰🥬🥬🥬

[pupucino]

I have to say that your anti-vegan jokes and anti-vegan and pro-animal-products propaganda isn't actually that funny or clever or insightful. If anything it makes you look uneducated. Like you don't have any common knowledge.

[reality-detective]

DEVELOPING! Mass Casaulty Incident declared after explosion at dairy farm in Dimmitt, Texas.

Crews are responding to an explosion that happened at South Fork Dairy in Dimmit today. Details are limited but it has been confirmed that an explosion happened, engulfing both structures. Surrounding counties are on the scene helping.

[leviathangourmet]

Government Cheese Tunnels & The "Got Milk?" Conspiracy

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this is a machine translated and then edited article that is originally in Korean. If you see any discrepancies in the text please lmk and I’ll change it asap. Thanks everyone.

Seoul Milk's "Be Careful with Hand Movements When Opening Yogurt”

Seoul Milk has come under criticism after it was revealed that the company posted a notice asking influencers promoting its new product to "avoid using controversial hand gestures" when opening yogurt containers. Netizens claimed that the "hand gesture" Seoul Milk referred to was the 'pinching gesture (🤏),' which some believe is ‘intentionally used to mock a specific male body part’. They argued that it makes no sense to forbid such a natural and unavoidable movement.

According to a report by The Hankyoreh on the 6th, Seoul Milk recently recruited influencers to promote its new product, "Seoul Milk's Rich Greek Yogurt Soft." One of the promo guidelines instructed influencers to "be cautious of using controversial hand movements when opening the yogurt lid or holding the packaging." This came to light after one influencer made a post about it on social media, which quickly gained attention.

One netizen commented, "Is opening the lid with your fingers really considered a hate expression against men? Why do ordinary people have to be scrutinized for every little action?" Another wrote, "How should I open the yogurt lid then? With my middle finger or by gripping it with my fist?"

Seoul Milk's instructions for influencers have been criticized as excessive, with some accusing the company of censoring even the most mundane hand movements in response to certain men's claims that the 'pinching gesture' symbolizes misandry.

Kim Yuri, the head of the National Women’s Labor Union, told The Hankyoreh in a call, "The company's directive, which forbids a hand gesture that ordinary consumers wouldn't even consider intentional, is irrational." She added, "I worry that Seoul Milk is only incorporating biased messages into its marketing strategy."

As the controversy grew, Seoul Milk said in a call with The Hankyoreh on the same day, "We presented guidelines to block social controversy and focus attention on the product itself," and "We deleted the controversial phrase and revised it on the afternoon of the 5th."

Despite these explanations, public criticism has not subsided. This is not the first time Seoul Milk has been accused of misogynistic promotion, and some netizens are saying they will boycott the company.

In 2021, Seoul Milk faced backlash after releasing a promotional video on their YouTube channel that compared women to dairy cows. The 52-second video featured a woman in white drinking water from a leaf, only to transform into a cow after being startled by a man with a camera.

At the time, netizens criticized the ad for likening women to cows and including scenes reminiscent of illegal filming: "How could such a backwards video be aired in this day and age?" Seoul Milk later issued an apology, saying, "We sincerely apologize to all consumers who felt uncomfortable with the advertisement," and "We will pay more careful attention to prevent similar problems from occurring in the future."

In 2003, Seoul Milk staged a performance in front of the public and journalists, where three naked women were covered in flour and sprayed with yogurt. Four Seoul Milk employees, including the marketing director, were later fined by the court for public indecency.