Bovine Blowback
First, I need to give you some background on how Bovaer was originally made.
And how it is NOW being added to BEEF and MILK.
Bovaer is a new feed additive or new animal drug.
It’s made by DSM-firmenich.
The major shareholder is Blackrock.
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Here is a letter sent by registered post to various authorities by someone called Panopticon on Twitter whose account was subsequently suspended:
Panopticon
Bovaer— Initial enquiry
Tinana, December 5th 2024
Dear Sir/Madam,
I trust this letter finds you in good health and high spirits.
Through this correspondence, I wish to inquire about the status of Bovaer, as used by
agricultural producers in Australia. This chemical compound is produced and/or marketed by
DSM-Firmenich Nutritional Products AG, which is registered in the Canton of Aargau,
Switzerland, under registration number CHE-102.267.951.
Preliminary investigations suggest that this substance has been utilized, at least since
September 2022, on cows in Australia, with resultant meat and dairy products entering the
commercial market. However, after conducting a thorough search of PubCRlS, permit
databases, and application summaries on your website, I have found no relevant entries for
Bovaer. Given the physiological implications of Bovaer’s usage and its detectable presence in meat and dairy products, I would have expected that regulatory approval should precede its legal application in Australia. This raises several questions, which I kindly request you to address:
1. Are you aware of Bovaer’s usage in Australia?
2. Since when has your organization been aware of Bovaer’s usage in Australia?
3. Is Bovaer approved for use by agricultural producers in Australia?
a. If approved, when was this approval granted, and by whom?
b. Is the approval for permanent use or on a trial basis?
c. Why is information regarding its approval not readily available on your website?
d. Why is this approval not disclosed by producers or entities in the food supply
chain?
4. If Bovaer is not approved:
a. How is it possible that Bovaer is being used without regulatory approval?
b. What actions will you take to address this situation?
Furthermore, it has come to light that end-product producers, such as dairy factories, meat
processors, and supermarkets, do not disclose Bovaer’s usage in their products. These
products lack appropriate labelling, leaving consumers unaware and unable to make informed choices regarding what they consume.
This lack of transparency is troubling, particularly if the product’s use has not received proper
approval, as it effectively undermines consumers’ right to be informed and selective about their dietary choices.
I kindly request that you provide your response in writing within 14 days after receiving this
letter.
Note that I consider this matter of public interest, and I will act accordingly based on the
answers you provide.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Yours sincerely,
Victory in Norway:
AMAZING NEWS.
Citizen journalism and grassroots activism works, when we have a free speech platform.
After days of massive engagement around the fact that Norway’s two biggest milk producers have been covertly putting milk from cows given BOVAER into their normal products, and… pic.twitter.com/ZdZeQWBgcB
— hodlonaut (@hodlonaut) December 4, 2024
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