#FARMERS UNION

[gwydionmisha]

Head of French farmers union says protests could resume

[houseofthestalkandshield]

when your morning doughnut and iced coffee comes to $6:25 and you only have $6.27 in your account

😎💪

[yoghurt-freak]

FARMERS UNION GREEK STYLE YOGURT WITH A HINT OF REAL STRAWBERRY

こういうハンディタイプのヨーグルト、日本でももっと流行ってほしいー！

ということで今日もオーストラリアのブランドさん🇦🇺

海外のヨーグルトって、栄養成分のカルシウムの欄に1日の推奨量の何%に相当するか書かれてることが多くて、カルシウム摂取量の意識が高い気がする🦴

FARMERS UNION

オーストラリアのギリシャ風ヨーグルトブランド。

オーストラリア産の牛乳を原料に、ビクトリア州モーウェルで製造。

1kgサイズから個食カップ、そしてこのハンディサイズのパウチまで様々な形態の製品展開あり。

ギリシャ「風」ってことは、水切りするんじゃなくて原料を濃くして作ってるのかな？

たんぱく質とプロバイオティクスがセールスポイントみたい。

スペック

外出時の摂取を想定されたパウチタイプのヨーグルト。

他にもバニラやマンゴーなど何種類かフレーバー展開があるみたい。

これはいちごで、濃縮還元の果汁5%配合。

人工的なものは極力使用せず、天然の香料とにんじん由来の天然の着色料を使用。

97%以上オーストラリア原料。

ビフィズス菌BB-12を配合したプロバイオティクス仕様。

･････････････････････････････୨୧ 開封 ･････････････････････････････୨୧

独特な形状のキャップ。

軽い力で開けられて、リキャップできるのが便利！

中身の撮影のために器に出してみると、ぷちゅっと少しだけホエイが飛び出たけど、あとはむちむち搾り出せる弾力あるヨーグルト。

触らんかったら搾った筋がそのまんま残ってるけど、スプーンで練るとあっという間になめらかになった！

苺の組織っぽい極小の点がちらほら見える。

色はかなり淡めの黄みがかったピンク。

香りが意外と離れてても漂ってくる強さ。

苺感ありあり。

･････････････････････････････୨୧ 頂きます🙏 ･････････････････････････････୨୧

おっ、クリーミー！

まったりした質感。

ヨーグルト自体はそこまで重くないんやけど、吸い口が小さいから吸引力が必要で時間かけて食べれる。

苺の味わいは優しくて、すごくナチュラル🍓

日本のいちご���ーグルトと比べると酸味は強めで個人的に好きなタイプ。

吸って口の中に大量に入ってくると、ミタァァァっと密着するようなクリーム感があるんやけど、それがなぜかあっという間に消えてゆく😳

濃いの！？あっさりなの！？

って、つかみどころのない不思議な感覚！

130gってカップヨーグルトにしたら大きめサイズなんやけど、吸うと少なく感じちゃうかも。

もっと吸い続けたい😋

============================ 栄養成分（1個130gあたり） エネルギー 117kcal たんぱく質 6.5g グルテン 0mg 脂質 3.8g - 飽和脂肪酸 2.5g 炭水化物 13.9g - 糖類 13.3g - 乳・果物由来の糖類 7.8g - 添加された糖類 5.5g ナトリウム 65mg カルシウム 233mg プロバイオティクス（B. LACTIS） 10億CFU ————————————————— 原材料名 MILK, MILK SOLIDS, STRAWBERRY(5%)(PURE, RECONSTITUTED JUICE), WATER, SUGAR, CREAM(MILK), THICKENER(MODIFIED STARCH), NATURAL FLAVOUR, NATURAL COLOUR(CARROT CONCENTRATE), MILK MINERALS. 訳：牛乳、乳固形物、イチゴ（5%）（純粋な還元ジュース）、水、砂糖、クリーム（牛乳）、増粘剤（加工デンプン）、天然香料、天然着色料（ニンジン濃縮物）、ミルクミネラル PROBIOTIC CULTURES(MILK): B. lactis(BB-12™︎) YOGURT CULTURES (MILK): S.THERMOPHIUS & L.BULGARICUS. ————————————————— 購入価格 S$3.00(GST込) ————————————————— 製造者 FARMERS UNION（BDD AUSTRALIAの一部） 輸入元 F&N FOODS PTE LTD LUCKY FROZEN S/B GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTS CO. NOWADAY INT’L DEVELOPMENT LTD. ============================

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[workersolidarity]

(subtitles are autogenerated and are not particularly accurate)

🇮🇳 🚜 🚨

MASSIVE FARMER'S PROTESTS OUTSIDE INDIAN CAPITAL AND ACROSS THE NORTH OF THE COUNTRY

📹 Massive protests are confronted with teargas, armed police with rubber bullets and drones as thousands of farmers, mostly in India's northern Punjab region, protest on Tuesday demanding a Minimum Support Price or MSP for all crops to raise farmer's income.

Dozens of Farmer's unions participated in the strikes, calling for a "Delhi Chalo" or March to Delhi.

Police in and around the capital have erected barriers on highways surrounding New Delhi, and have begun firing tear gas and rubber bullets at the approaching farmers.

Tractors, along with thousands of farm hands, are seen in footage nearing the outskirts of New Delhi, in the northern Haryana state, being confronted by officers with gas and smoke bombs, including some dropped from buzzing drones overhead.

Authorities have shut down Internet services in some areas where protestors approach, and have erected concrete roadblocks and barriers, while local officials have banned public gatherings and are deploying extra security personnel.

Officials in New Delhi emphasized that sufficient police and paramilitary personnel have been deployed to all entry points to the city.

Farmers are demanding dozens of changes, including a new MSP or floor price for crops to increase and guarantee farmer income, as well as a full debit waiver, according to local union officials.

Political officials in New Delhi say they're open to talks, with Agriculture Minister, Arjun Munda telling reporters on Tuesday that the Federal government already is "bound to protect the interest of farmers."

"Farmers also need to understand that inconvenience shouldn’t be caused to the public,” Minister Munda said, adding the government was always ready for negotiations with the Farmer's unions.

“We are ready to do everything possible to find a solution to this issue,” he said.

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@WorkerSolidarityNews

[bonefall]

Tbh the whole 'bloodclan bans families and hates Cat God' thing really reminds me of the anti communist bullshit I was fed in highschool history class.

Every day I count my lucky stars that I got educated in a well-funded school in a blue state. My teachers were shockingly good in hindsight, I didn't get half of the same propaganda some of my friends in other states got.

[magenta-somethings]

reading tim drake's earlier comics (Batman: Rite of Passage, Robin 1991, Robin II, etc) and the politics are... Interesting.

[richo1915]

Now I don’t go in for these American traditions (actually European) as an Australian. Bad influence on our youngsters. But being a Trade Unionist and a bit Bolshie, I couldn’t go past this.

[vanivanvanilla]

lifestealtober2023 day 20 - breakdown

[muirneach]

shane 1953 and also once upon a time in the west 1968

[ladyhearthkeeper]

All over Europe, farmers are demonstrating. They simply cannot continue to cope with the impossible demands of the state(s) any the competition from imported goods.

I don't understand why the EU and each individual state does not protect more our farmers. They feed us!!!

As for the consumer... With the prizes rising and the availability of much cheaper goods from abroad : what are we to do? We try to support our local farmers but sometimes we simply cannot afford to. Sometimes the supermarket even confuse consumers with labels like "processed in Switzerland" when all they mean us that those nuts, fruits or even cheeses or butter are only packed in Switzerland.

There's something deeply wrong with the world when farmers cannot sell their produce to their own countrymen.

[head-post]

French farmers protest Mercosur deal

French farmers have announced a new wave of protests next week against a planned European Union free trade agreement with trade bloc Mercosur, saying increased imports of agricultural products from South America will damage their livelihoods.

Farmers are planning protests on Monday against the EU’s free trade agreement with Mercosur, saying increased imports from South America will damage European Union agriculture, the head of France’s largest farm lobby FNSEA said on Wednesday.

It came after farmers in Belgium called for demonstrations near EU headquarters in Brussels on Wednesday. Several tractors stopped in the European neighbourhood on Schuman Square opposite the European Commission and EU Council buildings.

Farmers in Belgium, which has fallen on hard times, fear that a pending treaty with the Mercosur organisation, which brings together Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil, could lead to a further decline in sales for European growers “due to unfair competition.” According to Belgian trade unions, the pact, which has been under discussion for years, could be approved during the upcoming G20 meeting on November 18-19 in Brazil.

The rally in Brussels was coordinated by police, who blocked several streets in Brussels, but traffic congestion was avoided.

“Bad agreement”

FNSEA head Arnaud Rousseau told France Inter radio:

This trade agreement, which links part of the South American states to Europe, risks having dramatic consequences for agriculture. So from Monday for a few days we will be in all regions to make sure that France’s voice is heard during the G20 in Brazil, and we hope that all European countries will join us because it’s not about a country, it’s not about France, it’s about Europe.

But French farmers are not going to block roads and motorways as they did last year, when anger at competition from cheaper imports, including from EU ally Ukraine, and the burden of regulation led to large-scale protests across the EU. He also added:

We are not here to worry the French people, we are here to tell them that we are proud to feed them and to continue to produce in France.

On Sunday, the country’s agriculture minister Annie Genevard called the planned free trade deal between South American countries and the EU a “bad agreement” as it would allow “99,000 tonnes of beef, 180,000 tonnes of sugar and the same amount of poultry” into the country and create damaging competition for local producers.

Weather-ravaged harvests and outbreaks of livestock disease, as well as political deadlock following snap elections earlier this summer, have added to French farmers’ discontent.

Read more HERE

[mytardisisparked]

The thing about being a cattle embryologist is that you're eventually gonna have a favorite gas station.

[mangostar]

got these yogurt pouches and they’re so damn good i love yogurt

[harrykim]

sorry for the dare hate but im a farmers union household