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<blockquote data-quote="delilah" data-source="post: 8663614" data-attributes="member: 76758"><p>Tell their national representative bodies, to start representing them.</p><p></p><p><em>"We need to learn from nature. In nature there isn't uniformity, but rather there is diversity. We have allowed our food system to go down a dead end road of ever fewer producers, ever fewer processors and ever fewer retailers. We as an industry have been complicit in this. We acknowledge our failures in supporting a policy of fewer farmers and greater food miles. We will now work with our allies in the environmental and social justice movement to bring about change. We will explain to Government the benefits of a more diverse food system, and lobby hard for the necessary measures"</em></p><p></p><p>Tell them they can leave out the 'environmental and social justice movement' bit if it makes you queasy. But that, in essence, is the sort of sea change that our national representative bodies need to embrace.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="delilah, post: 8663614, member: 76758"] Tell their national representative bodies, to start representing them. [I]"We need to learn from nature. In nature there isn't uniformity, but rather there is diversity. We have allowed our food system to go down a dead end road of ever fewer producers, ever fewer processors and ever fewer retailers. We as an industry have been complicit in this. We acknowledge our failures in supporting a policy of fewer farmers and greater food miles. We will now work with our allies in the environmental and social justice movement to bring about change. We will explain to Government the benefits of a more diverse food system, and lobby hard for the necessary measures"[/I] Tell them they can leave out the 'environmental and social justice movement' bit if it makes you queasy. But that, in essence, is the sort of sea change that our national representative bodies need to embrace. [/QUOTE]
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