The luxury we have when it comes to our food is that we don’t get to see how it’s made.
We receive it all nicely packaged at the grocery store or market without having to think about how it got there.
Ignorance allows us to eat without guilt.
Ignorance, however, does not make a change in our eating habits and the food industry Wach video below:
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