More debate on rBGH
Remember our post on Starbucks getting rid of milk from cows treated with rBGH in half its stores?
Apparently, rBGH does not show up in milk--the fluid itself is rBGH free. However, cows given rBGH are at a much higher risk of mastitis, an udder infection usually treated with antibiotics, which do come through the milk.
See the NRN Food Service Blog for a fleshing out of the semantics.
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