We Must Stop Industrial Food Production

Food is on the market in the United States, the way to design and monetize is one point of intense debate and disagreement. There is no doubt that population growth in the country has produced demand for cheap and reliable food production technology, but strong protests against large companies have raised objections. The idea of ​​land society advocated by Thomas Jefferson has been replaced by the commercial community for a long time. The industrial and agricultural revolution began to tend to modernize agricultural technology, and the company's impact brought about an efficient industry that could meet the needs of people.

1) Stop eating industrial food. If you think that food is not political, you are wrong. We are now spending 10 calories of oil per calorie. In addition to that, the "food industry" has created the worst working conditions and living environment on the planet. Needless to say, damage to the environment caused by it. Even large "organic" foods are promoted from the viewpoint of soil damage and energy waste. Instead, please participate in local CSA (community-supported agriculture). Volunteers to add points and join CSA. Please give priority to local and seasonal meals. (For Godsek, stop stopping going to a company restaurant, part of why because they are bad, mainly because it is not genuine food.

It's time to stop using technology and the Internet as if shopping at a supermarket. In the grocery store, the food industry is strictly regulated, so food labels are accurate and it can reasonably be assumed that products can be eaten safely. In contrast, the processing of personal digital information is loose. There are many obscure companies that are designed to improve your life but provide products that are actually designed to use your data. It is not saying that technology leaders are innocent. Cambridge Analytica's data breach is ultimately Facebook's fault. The application platform makes it possible to gather data from a list of people's friends first. About five years ago we had to pay a fine of $ 7 million after accepting that we obtained password, e-mail and other personal data through Street View's map project.

We live in the data era. Food labels are windows to the data ecosystem covering the food industry and their windows are more transparent. We appreciate the US Food and Drug Administration and the food industry itself to combat these regulations, but ultimately it yields to reality. New leaders in the food industry not only lose to the new label system but also emphasize innovation and transparency and win new public works based on information by creating healthier and sustainable food of the next generation To do.