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Ah I see. I agree too much of our food is processed into things that are not necessary or good for us. Could you also argue that value add can preserve food in
by algoatecorn 4y ago
Ah I see. I agree too much of our food is processed into things that are not necessary or good for us.
Could you also argue that value add can preserve food in ways that reduce cost? Thus freeing up income and human capital for other sectors.
How can we find a balance of reducing the insidious forms of value add while also keeping food costs down and allowing people to work in non-agriculture?
- CrypticShift 4y ago> value add can preserve food in ways that reduce cost. Thus, freeing up income I suppose the small income one is freeing will not buy him even a fraction of the meds he may need when all that junk will get to him. > How can we find a balance This is a false balance to start with. Healthy cheap food is simple. The problem is that it is not the most valuable form to corporations, so they will not push for it.