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    • Big Food

    Childhood obesity affects an estimated 50 million girls and 74 million boys worldwide.
    Requiring a shopper to scan every single item they purchase would place an undue burden on the shopper.
    BBC television presenter Dr. Chris van Tulleken ate an 80% ultraprocessed food diet.
    Award-winning filmmaker Rob Herring and Children’s Health Defense Chairman Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
    Wild-caught salmon is high in omega-3 fat, essential for good brain health and helps lower all-cause mortality.
    Bayer puts an end to residential uses beginning in 2023.
    'Control of agricultural markets and concentration of power has proven to be a lucrative business for industrial agrifood corporations.'
    Previously nearly all GMO plants had to go through formal USDA approval before open air experiments or prior to commercial use.
    Americans' grocery bills reflect only a third of a true cost of food.
    The People's Counter-Mobilization to Transform Corporate Food Systems began on Sunday.
    DeSmog conducted a five-month investigation into the meat industry’s PR and lobbying.
    Leaders of the upcoming UN Food Systems Summit are ignoring human rights and pushing to expand genetic engineering.
    Nearly 10% of everyone on Earth — an estimated 768 million of us — were undernourished in 2020
    Researchers found that children who ate organic food displayed higher scores measuring fluid intelligence and working memory.
    Scientists now link glyphosate to a number of human health problems.
    “True Cost Accounting for Food” provides a new lens through which to understand the social, human, economic and environmental costs of food.
    An investigation that found certain commercial baby foods are contaminated with dangerously high levels of arsenic, lead, mercury and cadmium.
    Tech billionaire Bill Gates is pushing technology as the only mechanism to save the world.
    Nestlé’s former chief executive called it a 'nutrition, health and wellness company.'
    Children as young as 2 years old are being bombarded with ads for fast food.
    Human rights advocates denounced a Supreme Court decision last week in favor of the U.S. corporate giants Nestlé USA and Cargill.
    Bill Gates
    RFK, Jr. interviews author Carey Gillam.
    Home gardeners who buy 'natural' fertilizers may be exposing themselves to toxic 'forever chemicals.'
    Gates says rich countries should shift entirely to synthetic beef.
    Organic meat is far less likely to be adulterated with multi-drug resistant bacteria than conventional meat.
    Many tech big-wigs are invested in fake meat products, which they plan to peddle to feed the masses.
    The cultured meat industry has a “bloody secret” that could prevent it from ever becoming a market reality.
    Synthetic dyes used as colorants can negatively affect attention and activity in children.
    Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador quietly rocked the Big Ag
    Woman drinking coffee looking at phone

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