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Food, Inc


About the film

Food, Inc. director Robert Kenner lifts the veil on the food industry, exposing how a handful of corporations control our food supply, producing it on massive ‘factory farms’ and processing it in industrial plants. The system is highly productive and consumers are spending less on food than ever before. At what cost?

New virulent strains of E. coli bacteria are appearing. We are experiencing widespread child obesity and suffering an epidemic of diabetes among adults.

The Oscar-nominated film Food, Inc. introduces us to heroic people opposing the  mega food corporations. It reveals shocking truths about what we eat and how it’s produced and reminds us that we all can vote on this issue every day – at breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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Food, Inc. - is it coming to a plate near you?: why this film is relevant to the food we eat in the UK.
What you can do: find out about the Soil Association's work to improve the way food is produced and how you can get involved.
Food, Inc.

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