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Finally! Land O'Lakes takes important step in fixing America's problematic past by completely erasing Native American woman from packaging

Today’s episode of “Solving a Problem That No One Really Thought was a Problem” stars Land O’Lakes:

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In a statement reported in the Twin Cities Pioneer Press, Land O’Lakes President and CEO Beth Ford said that the famous Minnesota company redesigned its packaging to acknowledge the company’s farmer-owners “whose milk is used to produce Land O’Lakes products as it prepares to turn 100 years old.”

With the same yellow background framed by trees and a lake, the new butter package has the term “Farmer-Owned” above the brand name and is now without the controversial Native American maiden in the center.

“As a farmer-owned co-op, we strongly feel the need to better connect the men and women who grow our food with those who consume it,” Ford reportedly said. “Our farmer-to-fork structure gives us a unique ability to bridge this divide.”

OK …

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Good point.

Heh.

Seriously. Watch out, Aunt Jemima.

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