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The Food Issue

September 11, 2006 issue

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This article discusses moral values as they related to food consumption. The author discusses the belief of Chez Panisse founder Alice Waters, who feels that the consumption of food should reflect a person's values. The article further criticizes the fast-food industry for its lack of social responsibility, and highlights the popularity of organic foods.

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FOOD -- Social aspects; FOOD consumption; ORGANIC foods; VALUES; WATERS, Alice; CONVENIENCE foods; CHEZ Panisse Restaurant & Cafe (Company)
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