Posilac. It puts the puss in your milk.
Along with some bacteria, but who cares ?
It makes the milk go sour in a few days, you know.
But who cares.

Hormone fuels a fight in Tillamook

The FDA approved Posilac's use in 1994 in one of the most oft-criticized decisions in its history
because agency employees with former ties to Monsanto were involved. A later inquiry by what is
now the Government Accountability Office then cleared them of violating conflict-of-interest law.

Monsanto already has played an influential role in shaping food policy in Oregon and the dairy
industry elsewhere.

In November 2002, Oregon voters defeated a measure requiring labeling of genetically modified
food, after Monsanto contributed more than one-fourth of the $5.5 million that helped defeat it.

The company also successfully sued a Maine dairy whose labels had proclaimed that it used no
artificial growth hormones. In a 2003 settlement, the dairy had to add wording that the FDA had
found no significant differences between milk from cows treated with artificial hormones and milk
produced without them.

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Monsanto doesn't want you to know what does, or doesn't,
go into your milk and butter.
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