[Solved] Exam 1 Assignmnet: New York Times Magazine - The Food Issue

All instructions will be on attached file named Exam 1, and readings will be attached as well. there are 4 readings, two of them are a links, one is a pdf, and one is an acsm for California Cuisine and Just Food. So if you can`t open that last file, just search it up online.
The Omnivores Delimma;
http://library.uniteddiversity.coop/Food/Michael_Pollan-The_Omnivores_Dilemma.pdf
New York Times Magazine: The Food Issue
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/10/09/magazine/big-food-photo-essay.html?_r=0

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FOOD SYSTEMS AND EMERGING MARKETS EXAM 1ByInstitution

Food Systems and Emerging Markets Exam 1

The industrial revolution and the desire to profit from the growing population led to mechanization and subsequent large-scale production of crops and animals. However, unethical practices mar the system and leads to consequences that are dangerous to the human population but cunningly concealed in the corporate practice. This study examines the food system, the legal implications of federal practices, and the alternatives that may be useful.

* Food Systems

Michael Pollan offers an avid description of the evolution of food systems since the beginning of the 19th Century. Food systems refer to the processes and activities associated with the movement of food from the farm to the consumers` table. They include cultivation, harvesting, storage, processing, marketing, distribution, purchasing, and branding among other activities. In Omnivore`s Dilemma, the author posits that the eating disorder experienced by the American society is because of wrong information perpetuated by nutritionals over the years. It is funny how the nation has a great assortment of foods that the public could freely choose from but still finds difficulty on what to eat at a particular time.

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