outside of a restaurant that let a small group of even activists in toronto canada protest chef michael hunter. hunter is actually is well known for his meat loving menu at his restaurant after about a dozen protesters came for four days holding up signs saying murderer animals are not our c.e.o. also citing that quote ever serves the cruel flawed they also farm animals meant to run in the wild like deer and quote. hunters respond he brought an entire dressed in butchered venison leg and his equipment to the front window of his restaurant proceeded to cut steaks from the meat he then went back. into the kitchen cooked it up and ate it in the front window in front of a view of all the protestors and while protesters were flabbergasted and deeply offended by chef hunter's actions diners were more amused been moved by the protest saying it only made them want to eat there more chef michael hunter's antler restaurant focuses on local seasonal and wild food such as forage leaks and mushrooms as well as bison boar rabbit duck and deer and a quick look at their menu actually shows far more vegan and

were more amused and moved by the protest saying it only made them want to eat there more chef michael hunter's antler restaurant focuses on local seasonal and wild food such as forage leaks and mushrooms as well as bison boar rabbit duck india and a quick look at their menu actually shows far more vegan and vegetarian options that most meat focused a south will smith i've been in so i wonder responded via e-mail to the toronto star stating quote these protests are not unusual for the restaurant industry and therefore we're not surprised by the actions of protesters we are operating business as usual our identity as a restaurant is well known throughout the city as is our ethical farming and foraging initiatives we stand by our restaurants identity and the identity of myself as a chef which leads me to wonder if the factory farmed pigs cows and chickens might be worth the fight if they were meant to run in a field like deer so hawk archer's let me ask you what just under our blind or have these big protests or simply lost the thread of their own narrative. of question of course you and i know i

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michael janus of the san francisco wholesale produce market. we're long-time adjacent neighbourhoods. the san francisco market partnering with the city has operated in our bayview hunter's point neighbourhood since 1963. we've recently been designated by the city as a legacy business. the market's 30 mer xhanlt businesses and over 850 team members every evening bring healthy, fresh-tasting produce to the san francisco residents and bay area businesses. we function not only as a critical piece of healthy food infrastructure for the city but also as an incubator for threatened industrial small food bys and as job creators. the market adds value to the city's social service network through a number of programmes such as our food recovery programme which prevents fresh, healthy produce from going to waste and rather goes into vulnerable san franciscans' diets. as i said at the draft e.i.r. hearing last year, the market supports the goals of this project as an advocate for an improved waste water treatment facility. it is in that spirit that i share two main points today. one, the san francisco market has struggled for years with the conflict between our operations and publi