Watch The Documentary ‘The Future Of Food’ Online - For Free.

July 21st, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

One of my favorite documentaries in recent years is “The Future of Food” - an in-depth look at what actually goes into making the food that ends up in your local grocery store. If you want to learn about genetically modified crops, patented pesticide-resistant seeds and the fall of the small-time farmer, you should check out this documentary. Luckily, a company called SnagFilms has made it available online…for free.

futureoffood Watch The Documentary The Future Of Food Online For Free.


Be ready to be blown away by what they are doing to the food you put in your body…

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  1. Comment by Rene on 21 July 2008:

    Thank you so much, I’ve been wanting to watch this. Interesting site.

    Also, the design is good, looks more businesslike than before, although it did take me a bit to get used to it. Change is hard, but overall I think I like it!

    Good choice of ads too.

  2. Comment by david on 21 July 2008:

    Thanks Rene, appreciate it!!

  3. Comment by AM on 23 March 2009:

    Thanks for posting this! I just watched The Future of Food earlier in the week and wanted to share it with friends. Having it accessible online for free definitely helps with spreading the word around. ;)

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