Peter O'Driscoll

Equitable Food Initiative

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Project Director at the Equitable Food Initiative, a nonprofit which has developed a new label identifying products from farms with humane labor conditions

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Walmart, Safeway, Whole Foods and other American grocers import billions of dollars-worth of fruits and vegetables from Mexico.

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Walmart, Safeway, Whole Foods and other American grocers import billions of dollars-worth of fruits and vegetables from Mexico.

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