Breaking Big Food
Starting in the 1980s, cigarette companies began acquiring the largest food companies in America, and over the last 40 years the American food system has become unrecognizable. Calley Means, a former DC lobbyist, details the broken incentive structure that lets Big Food manipulate Big Government, filling grocery stores with garbage. Yet hope exists at the local level, where businesses like Shake Up Super Foods, Good Living Greens, and Firefly Organic Coffee and Market partner with farms such as Arizona Grass Fed Beef Company, Inspire Farms, and Crow's Dairy to bring clean, organic, healthy food back to their communities.
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