Fracturing Food Major food processing companies (Unilever, Tysons, Campbell Soup Co., Nestlé, Dean Foods and Mars) have quit the Grocery Manufacturers Association, reportedly over its continued defense of the food products that have traditionally brought profits to the industry. Now the Des Moines Register newspaper advocates that those companies force the changing of farming practices through their purchasing requirements. Farm groups are likely to push back. In the end, however, producers and processors are motivated by profit, and the marketplace wins regardless if the science behind some of the trends is flawed. Fracturing Politicians European Parliamentarians (EPs) are fairly quick to adopt the anti-farm and food chemistry hy...