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Alex 2022-04-23 07:03:04

After reading it, my heart is heavy.

In my impression, American agriculture is quite developed. With a vast expanse of land, advanced agricultural production technology and agricultural production machinery, and great agricultural subsidies, it can be said that the conditions are very favorable. But there are also food safety issues, which is really sad.

It is unimaginable that almost all foods are inseparable from the raw material corn. Large tracts of land produce several crops, yet so many dazzling commodities can be produced. It's amazing!

But this seemingly single agriculture, which supports the animal husbandry and food industry, has caused a series of problems, such as people's health problems and moral problems.

What impresses me the most is the capitalist, the evil capitalist, the capitalist who only sees profit and money. Monopolizing the industry, colluding with the government, squeezing migrant workers, everything will eventually affect itself.

my country's food safety problems should not be underestimated. This was the case in the United States in 2008, but I don't know what happened in China in 2018. People take food as their priority. The Chinese have always attached great importance to "eating". Relevant regulatory authorities should strengthen supervision, and relevant enterprises should also assume their own social responsibilities.

Finally, what is the reason why humans can stand at the top of the food chain? In a few days, maybe he will be driven off the top by himself for some reason.

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  • Title card: SB-63 passed the State Legislature. But Governor Schwarzenegger then vetoed it.

    Eric Schlosser: These companies fight, tooth and nail, against labeling. The fast food industry fought against giving you the calorie information. They fought against telling you if there is trans-fat in your food. The meat packing idustry for years prevented country-of-origin labeling. They fought not to label genetically modified foods; and now 70% of processed food in the supermarket has some genetically modified ingredient.

  • Eric Schlosser: These companies have legions of attorneys. And they may sue, even if they know they can't win, just to send a message.