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Global Meat Corporations Push for Sweetheart Trade Deal

If giant meat corporations get their way on TPP, Confined Animal Feeding Operations, which have been linked to public health, environmental, and animal welfare problems, will almost certainly proliferate. (Photo: Farm Sanctuary/flickr/cc)

EU-US Trade Deal Lets Corporate Interests Steamroll Food Safety, Groups Warn

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

An EU-U.S. trade deal currently being negotiated behind closed doors puts corporate profits and trade interests above fair and safe food for consumers, a trio of groups charged Wednesday. Friends of the Earth Europe , Minnesota-based Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP), and UK-based Compassion in World Farming outline their concerns...

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