Posts Tagged ‘centralized food system’

The Implications of Food Contamination, and Building a Better Food System

January 20th, 2009  By Sage Dilts

Food contamination is a tricky subject, particularly for advocates of nutritious, real food.  This is because the problems of food safety always come down to a problem of unmanageable scale. Due to our nation’s belief in the economics of growth, proponents of the current food system are not receptive to alternatives, such as Michael Pollan’s recent suggestion to decentralize. Read More

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Commonwealth Club: The Centralization of Our Food System

August 22nd, 2008  By Aaron French

In a sold-out room at The Commonwealth Club on August 14, Moderator Naomi Starkman led a discussion about “The Centralization of Our Food System.”

Centralization affects all aspects of our food system, Starkman said, including production, distribution, consumption patterns, and economic cycles. The question is, what does this really mean? Read More

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