Oxfam: World's Largest Food Companies Creating Legacy of Destruction

This article by Jon Queally is re-posted from Common Dreams. The world's largest food and beverage companies may be profitable, but according to Oxfam International their practices are helping to destroy not only the natural resources that support a global food system but the lives of the people they depend on most: their employees and…

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