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02/16/2024
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By Belle Carter
Forced prison labor is supplying renowned U.S. food giants with millions of dollars worth of agricultural products
According to a sweeping two-year Associated Press (AP) investigation on a former southern slave plantation that is now the country’s largest maximum-security prison, prisoner labor has been tied to hundreds of millions of dollars worth of agricultural products sold on the open market. Coming out of Louisiana State Penitentiary are unmarked trucks packed with cattle. AP […]
02/11/2024
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By Cassie B.
Popular U.S. food brands linked to forced labor by prisoners in AP exposé
Some of America’s most recognizable food brands have achieved their success on the backs of prisoners at corrections facilities throughout the nation. While many of us associate forced labor camps with countries like Russia, prison labor plays a significant role in the journey from farm to table for much of the U.S.’s food supply. The […]
01/16/2024
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By Olivia Cook
Hong Kong recently banned U.S. poultry amid bird flu outbreak in 5 states
Just two weeks before Christmas, worried officials in Hong Kong slapped a ban on poultry (largely chicken and turkey) and eggs from several parts of the U.S. to protect public health in the Special Administrative Region. Authorities said the importation ban was prompted by an outbreak of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 virus, which […]
12/26/2023
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By Ethan Huff
WanaBana, Schnucks & Weis children’s applesauce pouches were INTENTIONALLY contaminated with lead, FDA says
Children who ate cinnamon apple puree and applesauce from pouches manufactured by three American brands were reportedly sickened by the contents. And the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) believes the contamination was intentional. Back in October, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reported the first adverse events from the affected pouches in children as young […]
12/06/2023
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By Belle Carter
El Nino sends rice prices soaring, nearly reaching new 15-year peak
Experts are expecting rice prices to reach a new 15-year high in the aftermath of the El Nino weather phenomenon – a large-scale oceanographic/meteorological phenomenon associated with extreme climatic variability i.e., devastating rains, winds, drought, etc. – across Asia that has damaged farmlands and massively affected the supply chain. Thai white rice five percent broken […]
04/16/2023
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By Arsenio Toledo
Slovakian authorities to destroy 1,500-ton grain shipment from Ukraine due to toxic levels of pesticide contamination
Slovakian authorities are planning to destroy a 1,500-ton shipment of grain from Ukraine after discovering banned pesticides in the shipment. Slovakian Minister of Agriculture Samuel Vlcan announced on Thursday, April 13, that inspections have discovered high amounts of chlorpyrifos in the Ukrainian grain while it was being processed by one of the largest grain mills […]
02/27/2023
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By JD Heyes
Food industry whistleblower warns crops near East Palestine chemical rail disaster may be tainted for years
The devastating environmental catastrophe that occurred in East Palestine, Ohio has resulted in severe contamination of the air, soil, and water in a vast area of the region. This prompts the question of how much, if any, of the food grown in that region will be safe for consumption, according to a whistleblower who spoke […]
01/23/2023
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By Roy Green
Potash supply crunch likely to continue despite efforts to increase global production
The potash supply crunch is likely to continue despite efforts to jack up its production worldwide due to concerns over food security this year. Brazil Potash, a mining company engaged in the extraction of the major fertilizer component in the Amazon region, made this assessment even as it tries to help meet industry demand. According to Brazil […]
01/17/2023
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By Ethan Huff
MEGADROUGHT: U.S. corn yields at DISMAL levels compared to 2008
The West Coast might be getting drenched in rain right now, but the western farm belt – this includes states like Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas – is still starving for moisture. Many corn fields in these states are now abandoned due to parched crops that failed to produce as expected. Just 79.2 million acres were […]
10/24/2022
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By Ethan Huff
Many Western countries are trying to ban NITROGEN (and thus meat)
In recent months, The Netherlands has been all over the news for trying to eliminate the element nitrogen, which makes up about 78 percent of Earth’s atmosphere. It turns out that many other Western countries are trying to do the very same thing. In their quest to stop “global warming” and “climate change,” the globalist […]
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