Apr 09, 2024 01:17 PM EDT
Food Inc. 2 Is Back To Ask If Our Food Chain Is Broken

(Photo : Facebook.com) FOOD INC. 2 BACK FOR SECONDS.

Food Inc. 2, the sequel to the game-changing 2008 documentary, is back for seconds! This follow-up investigates the corporate control of our food system and exposes the cracks in the food industry that caused global shortages.

Ever wonder how the sausage is made...no like, literally, have you ever wondered what happens to get food from farm to table? Buckle up because Food Inc. 2, the sequel to the game-changing 2008 documentary, is here to spill some not-so-appetizing tea. Directed by Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo, Food Inc. 2 promises is shaping up to be a disquieting sequel to the first film.

This second installment dives deep into the corporate control of our food system, revealing how giant companies have tightened their grip on our grub. We're talking about things like crops being buried and food wasting away while grocery shelves sat empty during the COVID-19 pandemic. This raises serious questions about the efficiency and priorities within the current system.

(Photo : Magnoliapictures.com) Food Inc 2 shines a light on the food supply.

Fighting for a Fairer Food Supply

Thankfully, it's not all doom and gloom this time. Food Inc. 2 also shines a light on the heroes working to change the system. From innovative farmers growing healthy food in ways that are good for the environment to activists fighting for worker's rights and fair pay, these folks are giving us a glimpse of a better food future. Imagine a world where your food is not only good for you but also supports ethical practices, gives back to communities, and employs sustainable growing methods. Food Inc. 2 has the potential to reshape our perceptions of the food system, empowering us to make informed choices and support positive change.

Food Inc. 2 is a must-watch for anyone who cares about what they eat. It's eye-opening, thought-provoking, and might just inspire you to take a bite out of creating a more sustainable and equitable food system. Catch it in select theaters starting April 9th or streaming digitally from April 12th on Prime, Apple, Google Play, and YouTube.

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