CORPORATE BULLY OF THE WEEK:

Terracycle, an eco-friendly business established by college students
to sell worm poop (a highly effective organic fertilizer) has been
sued by the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, a $2.2 billion assets giant.
Scotts claims Terracycle's product labeling looks too much like
Miracle Gro. Scotts is also suing Terracycle for claiming its plant
food is as good or better than "a leading synthetic plant food".
TerraCycle manufactures all-natural garden products by feeding organic
waste to worms and bottling the resulting worm compost tea as ready-to
use plant food in soda bottles collected by schools and other
charities across North America.
Learn mo http://www.organicconsumers.org/arti...ticle_6207.cfm

"Tim Campbell" wrote in message
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CORPORATE BULLY OF THE WEEK:

Terracycle, an eco-friendly business established by college students
to sell worm poop (a highly effective organic fertilizer) has been
sued by the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, a $2.2 billion assets giant.
Scotts claims Terracycle's product labeling looks too much like
Miracle Gro. Scotts is also suing Terracycle for claiming its plant
food is as good or better than "a leading synthetic plant food".
TerraCycle manufactures all-natural garden products by feeding organic
waste to worms and bottling the resulting worm compost tea as ready-to
use plant food in soda bottles collected by schools and other
charities across North America.
Learn mo http://www.organicconsumers.org/arti...ticle_6207.cfm


Scott's wants the scientific evidence of the claim. Terracycle won't give
it up.
Scott's is the plaintiff asking for evidence from the defendant? Wrong
planet, wrong country. Let's get off now.
Dave

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"Dave" wrote:

"Tim Campbell" wrote in message
oups.com...
CORPORATE BULLY OF THE WEEK:

Terracycle, an eco-friendly business established by college students
to sell worm poop (a highly effective organic fertilizer) has been
sued by the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, a $2.2 billion assets giant.
Scotts claims Terracycle's product labeling looks too much like
Miracle Gro. Scotts is also suing Terracycle for claiming its plant
food is as good or better than "a leading synthetic plant food".
TerraCycle manufactures all-natural garden products by feeding organic
waste to worms and bottling the resulting worm compost tea as ready-to
use plant food in soda bottles collected by schools and other
charities across North America.
Learn mo http://www.organicconsumers.org/arti...ticle_6207.cfm


Scott's wants the scientific evidence of the claim. Terracycle won't give
it up.
Scott's is the plaintiff asking for evidence from the defendant? Wrong
planet, wrong country. Let's get off now.
Dave

Let's see, a fitting rebuttal to Scott's can be found in, Teaming with
Microbes, Omnivore's Dilemma, or http://shamvswham.blogspot.com/

Eat clean. Eat healthy.
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