thank you California....

The cage free egg demand hits Jan 1...currently a dozen large is $2.26....what will it be in a few months?
 
If I buy a Sara Lee pound cake in California will the egg need to be cage free in order to be legal?

How far are they taking this, and how far do they intend to take this?
 
People that have chickens are closer than flea markets here. A LOT closer.

Close enough for farmers to fuck them? BAWK!

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because of t new law going into effect January 1st, the entire state of California will be going vegan in three weeks.......no meat may be sold in the state from hogs that do not have quarters larger than 24 square feet.......meanwhile producers all over the world are ignoring the law.......this means that while the supply remains the same, demand ,other than the black market, will but cut significantly........looking forward to cheap bacon.......

I'd say there is going to be one of two outcomes here:

California does without pork products

or

The law is found unconstitutional because in order to enforce it, California would have to send inspectors to all the other states that raise the pork imported into California (who produces very little itself) which for all intents makes California into a federal pork inspection agency, usurping federal regulatory control on interstate commerce.
 
The plan is for California to make steep demands, figuring that this will force the producers to not only honor them because California is so large but also shift all production to California compliant, because keeping multiple supply chains is expensive. This is an attempt by California to dictate to the rest of the country what is done, and to make all of us pay a lot more....this is not just about California.

They pulled the same trick with catalytic converters.
 
10% of the Iowa liquid egg production is now "cage free", almost all because of California criminalizing not cage free.

The Cal Elites are besides themselves with joy.
 
This is yet another great reason for all of us to stock up as much as we can on everything now.

It almost certainly only gets worse from here.

America is being murdered.

*SEE SIG*
 
I'd say there is going to be one of two outcomes here:

California does without pork products

or

The law is found unconstitutional because in order to enforce it, California would have to send inspectors to all the other states that raise the pork imported into California (who produces very little itself) which for all intents makes California into a federal pork inspection agency, usurping federal regulatory control on interstate commerce.

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