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    How corporations shaped the American diet, from Jell-O to pineapple pizza

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    The last government shutdown sent some federal employees to food banks. But 46 million Americans face hunger year-round—shutdown or no

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    A structural bias harms women-led enterprises and the agrifood issues they are working to solve. We want to know what that costs us.

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    ABC News called it “pink slime.” Now, USDA says it can be labeled “ground beef.”

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    Court strikes down San Francisco’s soda health warnings

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    What Bud Light’s corn syrup attack ads reveal about the troubled state of Big Beer

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    Why scientists are making the case against octopus farming

    February 4th, 2019
    by Jessica Fu

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    Academics across the country say agribusiness has outsize influence on their research

    January 31st, 2019
    by Kate Cox and H. Claire Brown

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    Why we aren’t losing sleep over rubber in Tyson’s chicken nuggets

    January 31st, 2019
    by H. Claire Brown

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    McCain Foods closes the California facility responsible for 2018’s largest food safety recall

    January 31st, 2019
    by Sam Bloch

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    An invasive black carp with human-like molars is threatening the Mississippi River Basin

    January 29th, 2019
    by Jessica Fu

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    What makes a wetland? Depends on who’s drawing the map

    January 29th, 2019
    by H. Claire Brown

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