food politics

Cooking School for Soldiers

Sick of dishing out heat-and-eat meals, a group of Army Special Forces cooks enlists the help of a civilian chef.
07.06.09
food politics

Seeds Of Change

With the world’s hungry topping one billion, a first lady—and it’s not Michelle—announces a fresh approach to food policy.
07.01.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: When Organic Is Not Organic

USDA certified organic fish doesn’t exist—but you wouldn’t necessarily know it to read the labels at a seafood counter.
06.26.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: The Seeds of an Heirloom Revolution?

A group of chefs and farmers works to bring 16 unusual vegetables to the table.
06.22.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Family Farms or “Facilities”?

Why the new Food Safety Enhancement Act could spell trouble for small farmers.
06.19.09
food politics

The Gourmet Q + A: Robert Kenner

The director of Food, Inc. discusses how “veggie libel laws” have silenced critics of the food industry, why travel is horrible, and more.
06.19.09
food politics

Recession Flexitarians

The economic downturn may have a positive effect on the meat-heavy American diet.
06.10.09
food politics

Humane Slaughterhouses

Okay, so your steak comes from a cow that lived a happy life—but how did that life end?
06.09.09
food politics

Politics of the Plate: Nobu’s Blues

Advice for the superstar sushi chef on how to deal with tuna.
06.08.09
food politics

Good Breeding, Good Eating

Most chefs agree that pork from heritage-breed pigs tastes better. But why are some heritage breeds more popular than others?
06.03.09
Keywords
pork,
farming,
tom mylan
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