The Truth About Food, Inc.

Filmmaker Robert Kenner and Michael Pollan explain their new film, "Food, Inc." to John Dickerson.

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[Jab9ber9]

I grow up in Jamaica and I have lived in a few countrys' and I have never eaten food tasty as in Jamaica; Why ? because we grow it the right way and it is more nutirious and healthy for our bodies, but Globalization is the main contributing factors for a lot of what is happening in todays world, countrys' that use to grow and produce great foods are not able anymore because of how they disable them from doing so anymore

[SurvivingFitness]

Thank heaven for these movie makers. Just like "Super Size Me", this documentary has the potential to change minds and open eyes to the truth. I love the comment "I think that mothers having to feed their children will really make the difference". So true! RISE UP MOTHERS! We must demand healthy foods for our children and generations to come. If nothing else, the next time we walk into a supermarket, there are certain foods we can refuse to purchase and put in our mouths. Money talks.

[Giselabelle]

@Jab9ber9

I have Taste food like in jamaica. countries with tropical weather grow better. I agree on that part. but in europe the food is very clean too and is good.

[Giselabelle]

Now you are scaring me. well I guess we all are in trouble

[CouldNotCareLes]

@Giselabelle

Whole foods sells GMO foods.

Whole foods opposes product labeling

Les

[Giselabelle]

I'm consuming veggies only , and I'm going to star producing my own food, I'm buying my own chicken's and two or three cow's too , even for my dogs i'm making their food, I don't trust this companies at all, I have been shoping at Whole Foods Market, since they opened and I support those type of super markets. even they cost more. we need more of those super markets.

[radicalgarbage02]

Ehh... I mean I support the idea and all of all-natural food and I'm definitely afraid of all the health risk associated with mass produced and badly engineered food, but this documentary consisted mostly of interviews and lacked hard documented evidence apart from a few disgruntled farmers.

The whole part about that family not knowing nutrition and buying McDonald's because it's cheaper IS BULLSHIT. Clearly, just a lazy family. Being poor and hispanic had nothing to do with it.

[smellsogoody]

I stocked up on wheatgrass juice! this is just ridiculous

[Cyprian3]

I saw Super Size Me and wanted a Big Mac. This movie had a similar effect.

[karmalies2]

RIGHT ON MICHAEL AND ROBERT