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Traildogbob

(9,887 posts) Sat Aug 10, 2019, 09:44 AM Aug 2019

Koch chicken

Any one else wonder how much of the Koch chicken goes directly to that family value Christian chicken sandwich fast food company? The real criminals were Koch. Donnies peeps. Not one single charge against them and their slave chicken factory.

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None. Chick Fil A doesn't use factory farms. Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #1

Thanks, good to know Traildogbob Aug 2019 #2

I was a butcher for years... Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #5

Is there information that verifies that chick fil a doesn't use factory farms? Merlot Aug 2019 #3

I mean, there's not much out there on most companies sourcing aside from what they say... Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #4

Some things are not as they seem. Traildogbob Aug 2019 #6

Dr Hobbitstein

(6,568 posts)

1. None. Chick Fil A doesn't use factory farms.

Reply to Traildogbob (Original post)

Sat Aug 10, 2019, 09:52 AM

Aug 2019

Barn raised, cage free, antibiotic and hormone free.

As much as the owner is a complete fuck stick, they use quality ingredients from humane sources.

Traildogbob

(9,887 posts)

2. Thanks, good to know

Reply to Dr Hobbitstein (Reply #1)

Sat Aug 10, 2019, 10:10 AM

Aug 2019

Just read that Koch is a major supplier of Wal Mart. Most farm animal processing have horrific conditions for employees, as they do for animals. Good on Chic Fil A. North Carolina hog industry pollutes everything near, especially after floods. The kill process for ANY farm animal processing is something most have never seen, and no matter how they are raised, the processing of the meat would make vegans out of many.

Dr Hobbitstein

(6,568 posts)

5. I was a butcher for years...

Reply to Traildogbob (Reply #2)

Sat Aug 10, 2019, 10:59 AM

Aug 2019

Processing meat isn't that shocking... A bit messy, but that's it.

Merlot

(9,696 posts)

3. Is there information that verifies that chick fil a doesn't use factory farms?

Reply to Dr Hobbitstein (Reply #1)

Sat Aug 10, 2019, 10:17 AM

Aug 2019

I find no reason to take at face value any self-promotion from a company like this one.

Dr Hobbitstein

(6,568 posts)

4. I mean, there's not much out there on most companies sourcing aside from what they say...

Reply to Merlot (Reply #3)

Sat Aug 10, 2019, 10:58 AM

Aug 2019

Found this with a cursory Google search, but I'm really not that invested in digging deeper. I don't eat there.

https://www.eatthis.com/why-chick-fil-a-chicken-tastes-good/

Traildogbob

(9,887 posts)

6. Some things are not as they seem.

Reply to Merlot (Reply #3)

Sat Aug 10, 2019, 02:02 PM

Aug 2019

I love the small businesses that do it all right, but on a massive scale as is needed for any fast food chain, I find it hard to believe that so many chickens are cuddled and Petted before they reach the Jesus Chicken store. Lots of advertising claims of organic, no hormones etc, is just that, claims. Many have been proven outright scam advertising. Lying is no longer looked down upon, actually a man sent by God has documented nearly 2000 lies and still on the Jesus pedestal. Anxious to see how many white, blue collar, middle and lower economicllay depressed tRumpers will rush to
Koch to do those jobs.

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