I Wouldn’t Eat That If I Were You… It’s Not Poison Or Anything, It’s Just…

Look, you wouldn’t want to eat that strawberry if it were covered in poisonous pesticides. So why would you want to eat it if it were picked by someone who was treated unfairly and irresponsibly? Is your produce really worth supporting an unethical labor standard? I didn’t think so. That’s why I’m ridiculously excited for…

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Mar 25, 2014

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