Endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure in US: disease burden and cost analysis

Re:Endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure in US: disease bur... by boringg on Monday August 13, 2018 @02:36PM (#17752447)

Farmer's markets aren't cheaper in sf. The quality is definitely better than whole foods - but some of the other retailers have great produce and lower costs than the farmers markets. I am not trying detract from farmer's markets as they are an important part of the ecosystem - but they are pretty bougie in town.

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Re:Endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure in US: disease bur... by Analemma_ on Monday August 13, 2018 @02:55PM (#17752605)

That's unfortunate. I suspect it's a supply-and-demand thing: SF probably has more residents per capita who want to buy from farmers' markets than anywhere else in the country, and so prices rise accordingly. That definitely isn't the case in most places though (not even Seattle), so I stand by my advice for everyone else.

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Re:Endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure in US: disease bur... by boringg on Tuesday August 14, 2018 @04:47PM (#17761745)

Seems reasonable!

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Re:Endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure in US: disease bur... by beatpanda on Monday August 13, 2018 @02:51PM (#17752577)

The Alemany farmer's market on Saturday morning is cheaper than anywhere else.

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Re:Endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure in US: disease bur... by boringg on Tuesday August 14, 2018 @04:48PM (#17761751)

True but that's also all the way down in Alemany and only one farmer's market out of all the farmer's markets in the city.

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