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But I think Europe is setting that standard now.Because that's going in to plantations of soya and other things.
highly-subsidized, highly-refined ingredients, essentially sugar, cheap vegetable and animal fats,and highly-refined starches-- wheat flour is a lot of it, but increasingly soya starch and things like that--just respinning them into endless different products and putting little bits and sprinkles on that actually make them incredibly difficult to resist.
Because we have so many billions of people to feed and because their appetites are changing and they will want more carbon-intensive diets,basically cows, cows and other meat products, we're using more and more land in order to raise either soya to feed the cowsor to ranch the cows themselves.
I used to work in Japan for many years.In Asia and Japan they do the same style with a salmon or with a tuna, but you would use soya sauce and gingerand garlic and chili peppers.
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