I am a little bit confused here, so I want to ask the question: If we do good faith advertising to the American people, because that is what our job is, tell me why we would actually say the ``Potential Benefit of Superbrewed Food's Sustainable Postbiotic Protein on Warfighter Health.'' That is obviously not what the gentleman is talking about. Then, we are talking about the ``Sustainable, Low-Cost, Oil Process for Heart-Healthy DOD Rations.'' The other side's mantra is to do low carbon, getting rid of cows, but now they wonder why the cattle industry has problems understanding why they are doing this. I accept what the gentleman said in regard to what BioMADE is, but their truth in advertising fails. It fails dismally for the American public because that is what it says here.
Paul Gosar: “I am a little bit confused here, so I want to ask the question: If we do good faith advertising to the American people…”
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Questioning the effectiveness of advertising related to sustainable food initiatives during a congressional discussion.
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