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No Lab Coat Required: Vital Farms’ Pasture-Raised Fallout and the Corn-Soy Truth

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A brand backlash turns into a bigger lesson about food labels, omega-6s, and what “pasture-raised” really means. In this condensed version of No Lab Coat Required, Johnny Cole Dickson breaks down Vital Farms’ stock collapse, butter exit, and the controversy around chicken feed, greenwashing, and media literacy in modern food marketing. Instead of just joining the outrage, the episode digs into why many local and regenerative farms also use corn and soy, how egg studies can reveal differences in fatty-acid profiles, and why seed oils and omega balance matter for health. You’ll also hear practical guidance on choosing eggs, understanding poultry nutrition, and why local farms often offer more transparency than big brands. This summary trims the full-length episode into a quick, high-signal listen for anyone interested in business and economics, nutrition science, and current events. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.

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