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It just has to be all-natural, with no additives. No basting or seasoning added.

Does not have to be organic, just " nothing added " . Ask someone at your meat

department if you're unsure, but the label should tell you. I think it's easier

to find chicken and turkey parts with no additives.... whole turkeys are often

injected with basting fluids.

Patti

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How can you tell if the chicken and turkey you buy is legal or

illegal? I have been reading a lot of posts about illegal poultry and

it got me wondering. My son is allergic to beef and doesn't eat pork

for religious reasons, which takes us down to only poultry and fish

occasionally. I am just wondering if I am buying the wrong stuff.

Thanks for input

Cindy, mom of Kasam 4 1/2 ASD. SCD 2 weeks

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> How can you tell if the chicken and turkey you buy is legal or

> illegal? I have been reading a lot of posts about illegal poultry and

> it got me wondering. My son is allergic to beef and doesn't eat pork

> for religious reasons, which takes us down to only poultry and fish

> occasionally. I am just wondering if I am buying the wrong stuff.

> Thanks for input

> Cindy, mom of Kasam 4 1/2 ASD. SCD 2 weeks

Whole Foods sells poultry without anti biotic or hormones

Here is an item about Maine and controlling the food supply

" Maine is the first state to adopt a meat purchasing policy to address

the antibiotic resistance crisis in human medicine.

The purchasing policy favors meat products produced without the use of

antibiotics that are important in human medicine as feed additives for

poultry, swine and beef cattle. Growing scientific evidence shows that

use of antibiotic feed additives promotes development and spread of

antibiotic-resistant bacteria that can be transferred to people via

air, food, soil and water, making it harder to treat infections in

humans. "

Carol F.

Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS

SCD 6 years

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