Baylen Linnekin on Food Policy and the 2012 Presidential Election
In his latest column, Baylen Linnekin of Keep Food Legal asks 10 leading food scholars, attorneys, authors, advocates, and others about important food-policy issues they'd like to see discussed in the presidential campaign and implemented in the future. One common theme running through their answers is that our nation's food policies cannot and should not continue to consist of a combination of high subsidies and tight regulations that, in tandem, promote the primacy of some food choices over others.
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