Yeah, a lot of things going on for years about environment problems.
Wholefoods, Trader's Joe, and other health food stores are my primary shopping. Sometimes, I buy at Stop & Shop. The Stop & Shop is spreading and expanding more stores all over the states. This makes me upset about it.
Off subject, two years ago, I had to go to Stop & Shop at 8:30 p.m. I saw a most expensive car I ever saw in the parking a lot. I found out from an employee - the owner of Stop & Shop was his son's car - he is 28 years old. In one week later, I saw it again at night with a different car, of course another expensive one. It is similar one of the Jay Leno's cars. This turns me off because the food prices are increasing. It's obvious that he wants to spend highest luxury life as at the top line of all kind of things he desires. I realized that he is really jerk.
My point - does this son really care about the environment? Probably never. It is same thing for other companies. They don't give a shit about us. They want us to buy their foods. Of course, they pay FDA to shut up and enforce the food researchers to follow the exact what food that we buy. Many people believe FDA's comments. Fortunately, some of us are really aware of what is going on our foods. We are trying to find the right path to keep us healthy. We are green collars, not hippies. (Green collar means that we care about health food stores, alternative electric/water energies, and take care of our Earth. We know that it is not perfect yet, but we hopefully are getting there because, in a short, right now many contractors are greedy for more money especially in alternative energies.)
This also sounds totally mislead to me. Did you know vegtables also contain naturally occirring fluoride? Hell, we're exposed to all kinds of crap - whether in the air, water, or food we eat. The only thing we can do is keep our antioxidant consumption levels up.