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4 hours ago, Paul Fink said:

I have a hard time figuring out how big corporations would benefit from banding French cheeses.

Any business benefits by limiting competition.

I think such schemes (or potential schemes) happen a lot behind the scenes.

Not milk related, but food related, and something I know a bit about.

Back in the 1980s Ralph Gamber who ran  Dutch Gold Honey in Lancaster,PA....which mostly packed shitty Chinese honey....attempted to spark legislation that would outlaw hand capping of honey bottles by small producers, effectively eliminating a lot of competiton because automatic capping equipment is so expensive.

There isn't a DAMN thing wrong with hand capping  a bottle of honey.

That's just ONE example.

Greedy! Greedy! Greedy!

4 hours ago, Paul Fink said:

I have a hard time figuring out how big corporations would benefit from banding French cheeses.

Any business benefits by limiting competition.

I think such schemes (or potential schemes) happen a lot behind the scenes.

Not milk related, but food related, and something I know a bit about.

Back in the 1980s Ralph Gamber who ran  Dutch Gold Honey in Lancaster,PA....which mostly packed shitty Chinese honey....attempted to spark legislation that would outlaw hand capping of honey bottles by small producers, effectively eliminating a lot of competiton because capping equipment is so expensive.

There isn't a DAMN thing wrong with hand capping  a bottle of honey.

That's just ONE example.

Greedy! Greedy! Greedy!

4 hours ago, Paul Fink said:

I have a hard time figuring out how big corporations would benefit from banding French cheeses.

Any business benefits by limiting competition.

I think such potential scenes happen a lot behind the scenes.

Not milk related, but food related, and something I know a bit about.

Back in the 1980s Ralph Gamber who ran  Dutch Gold Honey in Lancaster,PA....which mostly packed shitty Chinese honey....attempted to spark legislation that would outlaw hand capping of honey bottles by small producers, effectively eliminating a lot of competiton because capping equipment is so expensive.

There isn't a DAMN thing wrong with hand capping  a bottle of honey.

That's just ONE example.

Greedy! Greedy! Greedy!

4 hours ago, Paul Fink said:

I have a hard time figuring out how big corporations would benefit from banding French cheeses.

Any business benefits by limiting competition.

I think such potential scenes happen a lot behind the scenes.

Not milk related, but food related, and something I know a bit about.

Back in the 1980s Ralph Gamber who ran  Dutch Gold Honey in Lancaster,PA....which mostly packed shitty Chinese honey....attempted to spark legislation that would outlaw hand capping of honey bottles by small producers, effectively eliminating a lot of competiton because capping equipment is so expensive.

That's just ONE example. There isn't a DAMN thing wrong with hand capping  a bottle of honey.

Greedy! Greedy! Greedy!

4 hours ago, Paul Fink said:

I have a hard time figuring out how big corporations would benefit from banding French cheeses.

Any business benefits by limiting competition.

I think such potential scenes happen a lot behind the scenes.

Not milk related, but food related, and something I know a bit about.

Back in the 1980s Ralph Gamber who ran  Dutch Gold Honey in Lancaster,PA....which mostly packed shitty Chinese honey....attempted to spark legislation that would outlaw hand capping of honey bottles by small producers, effectively eliminating a lot of competiton because capping equipment is so expensive.

That's just ONE example. There isn't a DAMN thing wrong with hand capping bottle on honey. Greedy! Greedy! Greedy!