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Food Politics by Marion Nestle · Booklabria

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Synopsis: How does the food industry influence what we eat and, therefore, our health? What are the food industry's marketing methods and what is its relationship to the political system? What can be said about its use of political power to achieve profit goals? A bold, unprecedented behind-the-scenes expose of one of America's biggest and most powerful industries.

Subjects: History
Food
Ethics
Marketing
Influence
Moral and ethical aspects
Set in: United States

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