Euphemism for “Burnt Slave Bones in your Food”.
“Natural Charcoal”
I contributed a little story about a food producer and their sugar refinery to The Discerning Brute. You can read it here.
I verified that the Domino refinery in question does not use cow bones. I read something recently that claimed it takes something like 7,800 cows to produce the ‘bone char’ for one industrial sugar filter. The sugar industry calls it “Natural Charcoal.” Right, like “Healthy Forests” and “No Child Left Behind.”
From: Susan Norrell
Date: Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 8:48 AM
Subject: RE: Industrial productsHello Michael,
Our Yonkers refinery has never used natural charcoal filter (also known
to some as the bone char). They use a carbon filter process. If you
have any other questions, feel free to email me.Regards,
Sue Norrell
Consumer Affairs
Domino Foods
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