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Bittman’s latest

Industrial, organic, and seeded

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July 1, 2009

A quick trio of recent posts we enjoyed on Bitten, Mark Bittman’s blog: a look at a new book about the food industry, a nod to Marion Nestle's assessment of organic food, and a graphic on which companies own seeds. Food for thought, all of it.

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