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Texas House OK s bill to ban plant-based foods from using meat and beef on labels

Texas House OK’s bill to ban plant-based foods from using ‘meat’ and ‘beef’ on labels Lauren McGaughy, The Dallas Morning News © Rose Baca/Staff Photographer The Beyond Meat vegan burger is one of two new vegan items at Globe Life Park in Arlington. Under a bill passed in the Texas House on Monday, companies that offer plant-based or other meat substitute products could be accused of misleading consumers if they use the terms meat or beef in their names. Updated Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 3:44 p.m. with vote on the bill. AUSTIN Plant-based and other meatless products could be accused of misleading consumers under a bill approved in the Texas House on Tuesday.

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A life with purpose - Daily Advocate

A life with purpose By Kathy Monnin - Versailles News Most of us go through life looking for answers. Some of us make up answers based on our own reasoning, while others misinterpret a happenstance for their answer. But the wise go about living while waiting in hope for their answers knowing some of the answers will be revealed in this world, while all will be revealed in the next. As children we are inquisitive and we ask many questions, and typically they are basic and simplistic questions easily answered. Or perhaps it is more correct to say we as children accept simplistic answers. For example, when a child asks why grass is green, they want a straightforward answer, not a scientific dissertation on photosynthesis.

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Las Vegas Sands Launches Multimillion-Dollar Ad Campaign To Push For Casinos In Texas

Shannon Stapleton / Reuters Originally published on April 18, 2021 5:03 am The gaming empire Las Vegas Sands is launching a multimillion-dollar advertising blitz to build support for its campaign to bring casinos to Texas. The company will begin airing TV and radio ads Thursday in the state s biggest markets, according to an announcement first shared with The Texas Tribune. The news of the ads came the same day that a Texas House committee reviewed proposals to expand gambling in the state, including one being backed by Las Vegas Sands. The ads tell Texans that billions of tourism and gambling dollars leave the state every year for neighboring states that allow more gaming.

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Las Vegas Sands Launches Multimillion-Dollar Ad Campaign To Push For Casinos In Texas

Las Vegas Sands Launches Multimillion-Dollar Ad Campaign To Push For Casinos In Texas
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Bill extending Medicaid coverage for mothers gets green light in Texas House

Bill extending Medicaid coverage for mothers gets green light in Texas House
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