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Election Aftermath: Tough to Know Whom You Can Trust When It Comes to Food; Processing’s Nutritional Dangers

by David Gumpert | Nov 5, 2010 | Uncategorized | 17 comments

Francis Thicke, who ran unsuccessfully as Iowa’s Secretary of Agriculture. The election results provide some insights into how a variety of issues–like taxes and spending on education, for example–could go. But they tell us very little about how food...

What Went Wrong with Stanford Study? Seems There’s Lactose Intolerance, and Maybe Something Else; What Cheesemaker Shutdowns Tell Us About Food Safety

by David Gumpert | Nov 2, 2010 | Uncategorized | 27 comments

That pioneering, scientifically rigorous study of raw milk’s impact on lactose intolerance I described last April has been completed. I have to admit, I was surprised by the results. I’ve spoken with so many raw milk drinkers who say their lactose...

MA Resumes War Footing with Threats Against One-Cow Herdshare–How Much Does Raw-Milk-Drinking Guv Know?

by David Gumpert | Oct 30, 2010 | Uncategorized | 14 comments

President Barack Obama with MA Gov. Deval Patrick. (Photo from MSNBC)When I try to make sense out of what is happening to Estrella Family Creamery and Morningland Dairy, about all I can conclude is that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is on a vendetta to...

In Nation’s Drama Capital, a Falling Out at Rawesome–A Form of “Creative Destruction”? FDA in Cheese War?

by David Gumpert | Oct 27, 2010 | Uncategorized | 34 comments

James Stewart surveys scene at Rawesome Food Club. (Photo by Jennifer Sharpe)I was in Los Angeles over the weekend, so naturally I paid a visit to Rawesome Food Club in the Venice area, not far from the beach. I was struck with how small and unassuming the place...

Why Major Media Wont Cover the Morningland Case, and Thereby Give FDA Free Reign Over Small Food Producers

by David Gumpert | Oct 23, 2010 | Uncategorized | 28 comments

Yes, I guess it was it was an oversight in my previous post, on the absence of popular opposition to raw milk, to neglect to mention the role of the dairy industry in pushing regulators to take such a hard line on raw dairy. But as long as I’m admitting to...

How Absence of Popular Opposition to Raw Milk and Food Rights Are Helping in WI and PA; A CA Farm Calls It Quits

by David Gumpert | Oct 20, 2010 | Uncategorized | 16 comments

In the midst of regulator crackdowns on raw milk in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, there are some intriguing signs of accommodation emerging from the smoke and fire. Wisconsin may well be on a path to permit raw milk production after all. Following all the ups and downs...

Can a Scientist Who Threatens Legal Action Against Raw Milk Proponents Direct an Impartial Study? Time to Revise History? IA Ag Candidate Stirs Waves; Get Blog Updates

by David Gumpert | Oct 16, 2010 | Uncategorized | 28 comments

Sometimes when I read major media financial publications, I think I’m reading something from the U.S. Centers of Disease Control or the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. I especially get this feeling when one or another provide commentary on investing in...

Why New Dispute Over Quality, Outsourcing at Rawesome Could Be Instructive for Private Food Buyers Everywhere

by David Gumpert | Oct 12, 2010 | Uncategorized | 34 comments

Photo by Jennifer SharpeNearly before the laughs about Rawesome Food Club generated by The Colbert Report last week died out, an internal dispute broke out at Rawesome over the quality and sourcing of some of its food. The quality-sourcing issues aren’t of the...
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