Wednesday, 27 February 2013

In this week’s New Statesman: The cheap food delusion

In this week’s New Statesman: The cheap food delusion

 Colin Tudge, author of Good Food for Everyone Forever and co-founder of the Campaign for Real Farming and the Oxford Real Farming Conference, writes a searing report on the state of a globalised food chain built to “maximise wealth” with scant regard for consumer welfare. He writes: “...the whole, ever more complicated global food chain is absolutely not under control.”

Full article available electronically from the Library.

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