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Big Mac and a Diet Coke

A discussion on the social and environmental impact of food supply chains.
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Big Mac and a Diet Coke

Postby ImForGoodFood on Fri Apr 11, 2008 1:00 pm

A Big Mac and a Diet Coke does this train of thought represent the shopping pulic? If I buy some health quality produce am I then allowed to buy junk food for my family. The true cost is in committment if everyove buys locally this will bring down the price making committment easier.

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