It is very common here at the Pundit to receive requests from industry members to run articles pointing out that one or another produce item
Our piece, Pundit’s Mailbag — Evaluating Effectiveness In Childhood Eating Studies, was built around a response to our article, ‘Nutrition-Education Doesn’t Work’ Says Associated Press
Our piece entitled, Risk And Raw Milk, dealt with the general issue of risk and the degree to which consumers ought to be able to
As we struggle in America with immigration issues, it is easy to assume that nations such as India have unlimited labor available. Yet that isn’t
United’s Public Policy Event Is Important; Future Years’ Scheduling To Be Improved pointed out that a scheduling error was made and, as a result, United’s
We confess we thought it was a joke… surely they weren’t really going to execute the guy when we mentioned that China’s chief food and
The Pundit’s father toiled in the produce trade following his father and his father before him plus countless generations back in Europe. Yet, this Pundit’s
For many parents, including the Pundit, word of the E. coli outbreak last fall on bagged spinach didn’t ring too many personal alarms. After all,
The world’s newspapers and television news programs have been filled with articles touting the health benefits of organic. As far away as Kenya, they are
Our piece, ‘Nutrition-Education Doesn’t Work’ Says Associated Press Review Of Literature, brought a spirited response. That response included several correspondents whose work we’ve mentioned before
