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Hailey Bieber has sparked controversy following her posting of images in an embroidered t-shirt bearing the”got milk? “got milk?”
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The popular celebrity and social media influencer delighted her 49.5 million Instagram followers by sharing her weekend photos. The pictures illustrate Bieber standing on an island while clad in a bikini, and a an untidy t-shirt that reads.
The accompanying message stated, “I can feel it in my bones, this summer is going to be absolutely amazing,” accompanied by an emoji depicting a glass of milk. The photos may be unexpected to a few, since Bieber before praised the benefits from a diet that is based on plants.
Bieber is one of the latest celebrities who is associated with”got milk. Campaign that is a part of dairy producers. Celebrities are paid to help promote consumption. Emma Roberts, Emily Ratajkowski and Aubrey Plaza have made similar appearances in the past few months.
Got Milk? Controversy
There were a number of fans have criticized Bieber’s latest post, calling out ethical issues with dairy farming. Seb Alex, who is a renowned vegan activist, said: “The reason dairy is declining is due to the fact that consumers are becoming aware that they’re not cows, and do not need to drink the milk that cows give their infants. In addition, what happens to cows in this unregulated sector.”
Got Milk? It was first introduced in 1993. It gained fame for starring the appearance of a number of famous actors sporting milk mustaches. The ads were pulled in 2014 however similar advertisements are getting a boost.
In the last few days, White Lotus actor Aubrey Plaza sparked controversy after being featured in an untrue advertisement to promote “wood milk” that parodied the industry of plant-based milk. She said the fact that “only real milk is real.” The actress backed off her remarks after receiving the backlash. Some accused that she was an “dairy propagandist.”
Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock PhotoAubrey Plaza has recently advertised dairy products on Instagram with 4.4 million fans
The Decline of Milk from Dairy Cows
The decision of big dairy companies to put large sums of money into these campaigns is most likely in reaction to the declining popularity of milk that is fluid among younger generations. In a recent New York Times report called generation Z as the “Not Milk generation.” The title is in reference to their purchasing 20 percent less milk compared to the typical national consumer last year.
In addition to the growing recognition about the negative health and environmental consequences of dairy products, a lot of younger people are becoming more aware of the ethical implications of this business. “Dairy cows” are forcibly infected in order to make milk. Usually, they do this each year. Every time, their new calves are removed to ensure the milk can be utilized by human consumption. The separation usually occurs within days after the birth. It causes a lot of distress for the mother as well as baby and they will typically cry out throughout the days following their departure. absent.
Based on the circumstances in the environment they are kept in Lameness, mastitis and lameness, along with other ailments, are common in dairy cows. As their bodies are tired out the cows are transported to slaughterhouses.
