A cadre of business school economists, high-tech speculators and corporate planners have been hyping and investing billions in a food-economy model that renders many millions – family farmers, local restauranteurs, independent food processors, small grocers and food workers – passe. No need for such costly and cumbersome “units,” argue these schemers for a revolution enabled […]
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