Are We Living in a Foodopoly?

Hosted by Evan Kleiman Apr. 13, 2013 Food & Drink

Wenonah Hauter is Executive Director of Food and Water Watch. Her new book, Foodopoly: The Battle over the Future of Food and Farming in America, investigates how twenty companies came to control most of the industrial food system.

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Host:

Evan Kleiman

Producers:

Gillian Ferguson, Laryl Garcia, Sarah Rogozen, Harriet Ells

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