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Sure, you thought you knew that. But that was before a Chilliwack dairy producing unpasteurized milk got all sneaky on you!
According to the Globe and Mail:
[The dairy was] ordered to stop distributing raw milk for human consumption because B.C.'s Public Health Act considers the product a health hazard, the 22-cow dairy has re-branded to keep raw milk flowing for its 450 Vancouver-area customers.
So they rechristened their milk "Cleopatra's Enzymatic Body Lotion" and labeled the cream "massage ointment."
The executive director of the B.C. Milk Producers Association considers Mr. Schmidt's marketing a "big fake."
"It's another under-the-table, sneaky way of trying to get around the law," Robin Smith said.. "It's cloaking a cow in Cleopatra's robes."
I'm not sure if this is incredibly clever, or just really sneaky and duplicitous. Or both? Both is an option, right? Either way, I'm going to avoid smearing raw milk on my face in the future, because I'll end up looking like a Terry Richardson pictorial, you know?
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