Re:Beyond Meat: Scaling ethical consumerism
by bagacrap on Tuesday June 09, 2020 @10:25PM
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Margarine only gained popularity because of the sentiment that butter was bad! And margarine is barely relevant any more, since it's widely understood that trans fats are bad.
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Re:Beyond Meat: Scaling ethical consumerism
by majewsky on Wednesday June 10, 2020 @05:37AM
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I'm in Germany, and I currently struggle to come up with anyone who doesn't use margarine. I haven't heard the transfat angle mentioned yet in relation to margarine, so I had a quick look. Apparently margarine in the EU contains about 1-2% of transfats, which is within the limit that the EU will enforce starting next year (2% transfat per fat).