can you direct us to a larger, more readable version of that great chart showing which big megaconglomerates own which brands now? i want it on my kitchen bulletin board to consult when i make up my weekly grocery lists — THANKS❣️
Thanks Matt and Michelle for all the great info you keep putting out, about our food. Another aspect of our food supply chain to consider is how Big Food (the top 4 companies) control the shelves of grocers and ultimately what we buy and eat. (Read Alan Guebert.) All the more reason to shop local and small.
I"m with Raven on the chart! For me, I'm putting in an even bigger garden this year. I've expanded to another set of garden beds and I'm fencing that set in a couple weeks once the weather simmers the fuck down in SW Michigan. I know not everyone can do that, but for me, it's relaxing and I know for a fact my stuff is organic bc I'm the one growing it. I share my extra stuff with friends for free so they can see what a real tomato tastes like, and see for themselves how easy it is to grow lettuce, and all that. I blog about it, and lots of friends have decided to try gardening for themselves when they see those posts.
can you direct us to a larger, more readable version of that great chart showing which big megaconglomerates own which brands now? i want it on my kitchen bulletin board to consult when i make up my weekly grocery lists — THANKS❣️
Thanks Matt and Michelle for all the great info you keep putting out, about our food. Another aspect of our food supply chain to consider is how Big Food (the top 4 companies) control the shelves of grocers and ultimately what we buy and eat. (Read Alan Guebert.) All the more reason to shop local and small.
I wish more people knew this stuff…thanks for the info, as always!
I"m with Raven on the chart! For me, I'm putting in an even bigger garden this year. I've expanded to another set of garden beds and I'm fencing that set in a couple weeks once the weather simmers the fuck down in SW Michigan. I know not everyone can do that, but for me, it's relaxing and I know for a fact my stuff is organic bc I'm the one growing it. I share my extra stuff with friends for free so they can see what a real tomato tastes like, and see for themselves how easy it is to grow lettuce, and all that. I blog about it, and lots of friends have decided to try gardening for themselves when they see those posts.