US EditionFood Giants Graded a “D” on Sustainable Farming Practices
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – An assessment found 20 major food corporations earned an average near-failing grade of 'D' for insufficient support of regenerative farming practices, despite growing environmental concerns.
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Food giants graded a "D" on sustainable farming practices
Major food corporations are failing to effectively support farming practices that protect human and environmental health, according to an assessment of 20 companies released Thursday by a corporate watchdog group. The report scored corporate programs and policies related to regenerative agriculture – a type of farming that prioritizes healthy soil – determining that, on average, the companies deserved a near-failing grade of “D”. The nonprofit…
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