Film Aims to Expose Dangers in U.S. Food Industry

By Natural-Life.ca | June 10th, 2009

News Post Category: Junk Food, Law & Media, Product Labels

From Reuters:

Bigger-breasted chickens fattened artificially. New strains of deadly E. coli bacteria. A food supply controlled by a handful of corporations.

The documentary “Food, Inc.” opens in the United States on Friday and portrays these purported dangers and changes in the U.S. food industry, asserting harmful effects on public health, the environment, and worker and animal rights.

Big corporations such as biotech food producer Monsanto Co., U.S. meat companies Tyson Food Inc. and Smithfield Foods, and poultry producer Perdue Farms all declined to be interviewed for the film.

Full story: Documentary Exposes Food Industry Dangers

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