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if their suppliers won't sell to them for less they'll even kick out huge corporations such as nestle coca-cola and unilever. small farmers sometimes find their deliveries of fresh produce turned down agreed price is reduced retroactively or payments delayed by the retail chains tricks like these have brought farmers out onto the streets in protest. but the retailers hit back they say there's no escaping fears international competition and in any case many shoppers can't afford to pay more for their purchases. if you ask consumers most say they would be willing to pay more for meat and milk but when it comes down to it the majority still choose the cheapest items. scandals over factory farming and exploitative working conditions on farms that in slaughterhouses have made cheap food a political issue. what's the answer break up the big retail chains have governments dictate prices. but that sounds like socialism. an act stricter laws to protect workers animals and the environment that could raise prices. and equitable system of production and distribution is impossible given the pricin

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this dietary revolution has sponsored empire's nestle unilever coca-cola kellogg's pepsi co. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food together they pull and $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plate. food is a huge sector of our society it's not only the food companies it's not just the nestle's and then gnomes and cokes and pepsis it's the food retailers it's the wal marts and car reformers it's the agribusiness is they're huge to control all the supplies of commodities and then it also the marketers it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people so we're talking about a math of massive component of our society is focused on selling the world unhealthy foods and beverages. the food multinationals have a secret weapon price the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods the shoppers with the smallest budgets stock up. these low income consumers sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. the food industry says it's your fault but the reality

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the cricket ground is gloriously nestled alongside the sea, deserted for covid, almost. been waiting to watch england in sri lanka for ten months since their tour was suspended, but no spectators are allowed. the authorities committed rob to sing on the fort for moving him on. singing. england's players had little preparation but they were sharp. angelo matthews gone. see the ball loop to just butler, but england's luck was in. sri lanka was singled out for 135. best took five wickets. england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a sweep from the captain as they thrived. england 127 for two and the view getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. one game in the premier league tonight... a goalless draw between arsenal and crystal palace at the emirates. it was a game for few clear cut chances, christian benteke here testing the arsenal keeper bernd leno but neither side looked like breaking the deadlock. arsenal were aiming for their 4th league win in a row. both sides stay mid—table after the result. well ahead of that game — the premier league, efl and women

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is dietary revolution has sponsored empires nestle unilever coca-cola kellogg's pepsi co. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food. together they pull in $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plates. food is a huge sector of our society it's not only the food companies it's not just the nestle's and dan gnomes and cokes and pepsis it's the food retailers it's the wal marts and car reformers it's the agribusiness is they're huge to control all the supplies of commodities and then it's also the marketers it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people so we're talking about a math of massive component of our society is focused on selling the world unhealthy foods and beverages. the food multinationals have a secret weapon price the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods the shoppers with the smallest budgets stock up. these low income consumers sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. the food industry says it's your fault but the realit

nestlÉ has issued a recall from within seven or 50000 pounds of pepperoni hot pockets.reports of glass and plastic inside the hot pockets which is actually the healthiest thing in there. so far one mouth injury has been reported from the infected bats break the good news is after one bite of a hot pocket your high hole be so badly burned you will not feel what comes next. many consumers are going to recall because the plastic has more flavor than the usual hot pocket cheese. in fact many hot pocket customers already choose to swell the plastic and cardboard they come in rather than pausing and getting up their butts to get on the garbage can. the usda says consumers are not to take their chances by ingesting the glass field pepperoni treats. but nestlÉ promises you can still safely ruin your insides by eating their sausage and meatball flavors. topic number two. it is much monday, today we meet a man busted for leaving his junk in the trump. meet, who is resting i'm going to kill you face. he arrested have to return to get a giant stash of drugs he left his rental corpo

galle�*s cricket ground famously nestles between sea and fort.ctators aren't allowed near this game. well... rob lewis arrived in sri lanka last march for england's suspended tour. he stayed, waited. after ten months he was allowed to sing on the fort before being moved on. now restricted by quarantine, england's players had little preparation but they were sharp. angelo mathews gone. next watch shanaka's shot hit the leaping bairstow and then see the ball loop tojos buttler. england's luck was truly in. sri lanka was soon all out — ouch! — for 135. bess took five wickets in various ways. test match rhythm meant england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a bird—scattering sweep from the captain as they thrived. route 66, bairstow a7. england 127—2 and the view getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the editor of politicshome, kate proctor and the b

(pam) 4 your money tonight -- nestle foods is recalling more than 225- thousand boxes of frozen pepperoniockets. the u-s-d-a says, the food may contain tiny pieces of glass or plastic. the hot pockets were sold in 54- ounce packages... and are marked with the "best before" date of february 20-22. customers should throw away the product .... or return it to the store for a refund. (pam) keeping your camera off during zoom calls could help save the environment a study in the journal 'resources, conservation and recycling' found.... the energy needed for an hour- long video call .... can lead to serious environmental costs due to the way data is stored and transferred. the more video used in applications -- the larger the carbon, water and land footprints. researchers say, if pandemic- level data demands continue -- the land footprint could add up to the size of los angeles. but.. the study says.... you can reduce the emissions by at least 86-percent, by watching streaming services on standard definition instead of high-def, and turning off the camera during video conferences. (ken)because o

and attorney general nestle dedefended-- they along with local clerks and staffs of the secretary after state and attorney general's offices should be immensely proud. and yet, we know that deep divisions in our country are present here in michigan, too. this year i will launch affixing the damn road ahead tour to engage with and listen to michigan -- michiganders, from lake superior, to like michigan, lake erie, lake superior and in between. to see what unites us, and the together we'll fix the damn road ahead. my mission is to find common ground so we can emerge from this crisis stronger than ever. when we rang in the new year january 1st, 2020, we had high hopes, resolutions, planned trips, in my case, a high school graduation with our families and friends. it's easy to look back on this last year and focus on the bad, but we cannot forget the action we took to pregnant ourselves and our families. to those of you who stepped up and did your part, listened to medical experts, stayed home, wore a mask, helped out a neighbor, and practiced social distancing, your actions saved lives. yo

crews say the biggest concern right now is mudslides, especially for communities like boulder creek nestled at the base of the mountain. a rush to repair downed power lines off highway 9. and remove branches hanging over homes before heavy winds can sever them. as a strong storm rolls in, santa cruz county deputies rolled out yesterday and today, warning people to evacuate. 5,000 people live in the evacuation zones along highway 9, including parts of boulder creek, ben lowman and felton. jim is filling up gas cans for himself and his neighbors to run generators. >> basically making sure that we have the power so that, you know, we can stay warm and cook food and that kind of thing. >> reporter: at the ace scarborough home center, they sold out of gas tanks and generators yesterday and just got a new supply. they're going fast. that's not all. >> water goes fast, batteries, flashlights, all of that. >> reporter: the fear is after the czu fire destroyed so many trees that soak up rain and hold the soil together, there's a greater chance of mudslides and flooding within the burn scar. so cal f

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nestle recalling over 762,000 pounds of hot pockets, due to pieces of glass and hard plastic inside the frozen meal. usda says the 52 box of hot pockets with medium pepperoni made with pork, chicken and beef all pose a choking risk or they could cut your throat. the frozen foods have the best before date of february 2022. >>> a high surf rescue coming up next on "today in the bay." the quick thinking actions that helped save those on board a boat capsizing in the screws harbor. >>> plus preparing for possible power shutoffs, the northern california cities that could be in the dark due to fire danger. we'll be right back. >>> 4:47, a live look towards the bay bridge. you can't see it but the wind is picking up across the bay area, and that's causing some dangers with fires. meteorologist kari hall tracking the current conditions. good morning to you, kari. >> good morning. we just had a wind gust of 81 miles per hour near clayton. these winds are really gusting this morning and it's coming along with some warm temperatures. we were all out over the weekend like wow, this is pretty nice b

she's a passionate fence nestle's supporter and provides for the training. debt ensues father moved out single parents are rare in turkey only one in 4 turkish women is employed marriage and tradition hold strong in this country. coming your way if you did the work of the woman is supposed to stay home in the kitchen take care of the children and serve her husband and his family. that's what counts as normal and there's no gratitude for it no appreciation. nobody says thanks for cooking today you make up in the fall when she's at work nastily you can shut out all frustrations she appreciates her independent life it isn't always easy but she hopes to set an example and give other turkish women the courage to go their own way. for months the citizens of belarus have been taking to the streets calling for fresh elections and democracy they are accusing the autocratic president lukashenko of rigging last year's vote there is iemma is cracking down on its critics 30000 belarusians have already been arrested opposition leaders are either behind bars or in exile th

if their suppliers won't sell to them for less they'll even kick out huge corporations such as nestle coca-cola and unilever. small farmers sometimes find their deliveries of fresh produce turned down agreed price is reduced retroactively for payments delayed by the retail chains tricks like these have brought farmers out onto the streets in protest. but the retailers hit back they say there's no escaping fears international competition and in any case many shoppers can't afford to pay more for their purchases. if you ask consumers most say they would be willing to pay more for meat and milk but when it comes down to it the majority still choose the cheapest items. scandals over factory farming and exploitative working conditions on farms that in slaughterhouses have made cheap food a political issue. what's the answer break up the big retail chains have governments dictate prices. but that sounds like socialism. an act stricter laws to protect workers animals and the environment that could raise prices. an equitable system of production and distribution is impossible given the pricin

if their suppliers won't sell to them for less they'll even kick out huge corporations such as nestle coca-cola and unilever. small farmers sometimes find their deliveries of fresh produce turned down agreed price is reduced retroactively or payments delayed by the retail chains tricks like these have brought farmers out onto the streets in protest. but the retailers hit back they say there's no escaping fears international competition and in any case many shoppers can't afford to pay more for their purchases. if you ask consumers most say they would be willing to pay more for meat and milk but when it comes down to it the majority still choose the cheapest items. scandals over factory farming and exploitative working conditions on farms and in slaughterhouses have made cheap food a political issue. what's the answer break up the big retail chains have governments dictate prices. but that sounds like socialism. and action richter laws to protect workers animals and the environment that could raise prices. and equitable system of production and distribution is impossible given the pric

today nestle you'll most is the only woman working in this previously all male domain. she doesn't have time to admire the view of istanbul below the skyline of the city of 18000000 live it's 161 skyscrapers has been totally transformed in the last 20 years. i respect every job no matter how high it is after i'm roped up i feel safe. today illness and her team are 35 floors up. for cleaning up here in wind and weather. gets hazard pay meaning she earns a 3rd more than the average in turkey just don't drop the sponge. while. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update 19 special. on d w. 2 children to come to the men's. one giant problem and move in on the scene now. in. the changing if you leave town feeling. how will climate change affect us and our children. learn more. dot com slash water. it's a fair bit will only beat the coronavirus once most of the globe is immunized. dozens of countries have started vaccinating but hundreds and yet to begin.

nestled between the orchards is all been glued to his organic herb farm he's previously been banned from selling his produce because it contained pesticides. now he's invested heavily in foil coverings to protect his plants. if you want them in the air here contains a cocktail of contamination and we're not just breeding one substance and nobody knows what happens inside the body when we breathe in this cocktail of substances remember if i go to the local farmers association says the situation has improved conventional farmers now have to plant protective hedges if they border on organic farms all set up nets which is supposed to stop the spread of pesticides small steps of this kind of going some way towards easing tensions but the widespread use of pesticides appears to be here to stay. so then i can't really comment on the health risks what we always say is that the substances have been tested and approved by the health ministry guardsmen used to get briefed on all the stuff that was sprayed 1020 years ago has now been banned at the time they were allowed and i'm convinced that the su

if their suppliers won't sell to them for less they'll even kick out huge corporations such as nestle coca-cola and unilever. small farmers sometimes find their deliveries of fresh produce turned down agreed price is reduced retroactively for payments delayed by the retail chains tricks like these have brought farmers out onto the streets in protest. but the retailers hit back they say there's no escaping fears international competition and in any case many shoppers can't afford to pay more for their purchases. if you ask consumers most say they would be willing to pay more for meat and milk but when it comes down to it the majority still choose the cheapest items. scandals over factory farming and exploitative working conditions on farms and in slaughterhouses have made cheap food a political issue. what's the answer break up the big retail chains have governments dictate prices. but that sounds like socialism. an act stricter laws to protect workers animals and the environment that could raise prices. and equitable system of production and distribution is impossible given the pricin

nestled between the orchards is all been glued or has organic herb farm he's previously been banned from selling his produce because it contained pesticides. now he's invested heavily in foil coverings to protect his plants. if you count them out of the air here contains a cocktail of contamination and we're not just breeding one substance in nobody knows what happens inside the body when we breathe in this cocktail of substances remember if i go to the local farmers association says the situation has improved conventional farmers now have to plant protective hedges if they border on organic farms all set up nets which is supposed to stop the spread of pesticides small steps of this kind of going some way towards easing tensions but the widespread use of pesticides appears to be here to stay. so then also i can't really comment on the health risks what we always say is that the substances have been tested and approved by the health ministry guardsmen used. all the stuff that was sprayed 1020 years ago has now been banned at the time they were allowed and i'm convinced that the substances

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keep the silver cocoa too that you get from ivory coast to many big companies i'm not exactly sure nestle mars legal. and some others. without knowing it mo. most of us are eating cocoa products supplied by congo the company promises that it supplies clean cocoa but we have our doubts we confront the manager and his p.r. officer with our images. the only the stupid things we only stayed for a few days and we saw children on the roadside working with machetes and weeding with dangerous herbicides. that's terrible you should already know about the ideas on false. see sick child labor is something we do our best to prevent within the certified co-operative organisations that are part of our sustainable development network. for sustainable hoka we offer a 50 percent premium cycle compared to the price of conventional green. so 50 percent goes to the cooperative who really have the cash to. physically see the forest and you sure the money is being redistributed even the cooperative is run by a well trained people it's all for me. our system works. we're committed to quality. the promise commit

she's a passionate fencer nestle's supporter and provides for the training. debt ensues father moved out single parents are rare in turkey only one in 4 turkish women is employed marriage and tradition hold strong in this country. coming your way if you did look at them you know woman is supposed to stay home in the kitchen take care of the children and serve her husband and his family. that's what counts as normal and there's no gratitude for it no appreciation which the. nobody says thanks for cooking today you make up in this home when she's at work nicely you can sure counsel frustrations she appreciates her independent life it isn't always easy but she hopes to set an example and give other texas women the courage to go their own way. for months the citizens of belarus have been taking to the streets calling for fresh elections and democracy they are accusing the autocratic president look i shan't call of rigging last year's vote there is a man is cracking down on its critics 30000 belarusians have already been arrested opposition leaders are either behi

crítica, francisco fajardo, noticias telemundo. >>> francisco muchas gracias, y ahora una alerta, nestlé son aquellos que nos ayudan tenemos principalmente plantas si se dan cuentas, proteínas animales, la combinación de todos los elementos en equilibrio, lo que va a permitir que podamos lograr esto, principalmente qué debemos incluir, las comidas principales no deben faltar nunca, tenmeos muestras por ejemplo salmón, carne, pechugas que son muy fáciles de conseguir, no deben faltar ni proteínas ni grasas, incluimos la gran variedad de frutas, vegetales, hortalizas y complementar con granos. >>> también mucho influye en cómo cocinamos porque podríamos consumir todo lo que presentamos, pero si lo cocinamos mal imagino no ayuda en la grasa de las piernas o gluteos. >>> por supuesto, es la combinación de todos los elementos a la hora de cocinar debemos buscar la forma más saludable de hacerlo, evitar aceites hidrogenados, evitar los fritos, podemos preparar comida al horno, al vapor, salteada con un poco de aceite de oliva, aceite de coco, perosiempre buscar buenos ingredientes, . >>> yo sé

because everybody know that we have to nestle security if the arrest of so many opposition figures what happened this time a year ago that almost certainly there would have been protests but for now demonstrations are effectively outlawed with the authorities now intent on stamping out even the faintest signs of dissent human rights lawyer mark daly is a friend of the american solicitor who was among those rounded up john clancy since being 3 without charge of his arrest left daily shocked former priest when the most peaceful reasonable guys you're going to going to meet i sit on a committee with him in the last 80. and you know it isn't a violent bone in his body. china's influence is also spreading in other ways civil servants must now take oaths the tree in full song kong is a part of china an official priority is now the promotion and protection of national sovereignty as well as. security adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. plane maker boeing has been ordered to pay $2500000000.00 to settle a criminal charge that it concealed design flaws in its 737 max aircraft from u.s. regulators

now, galle's cricket ground is gloriously nestled alongside the sea and the grass—banked fort, desertedeir original tour was suspended, but no spectators are allowed. the authority is permitted rob to — ahem — sing on the fort, before moving him along. # jerusalem!# now restricted l by quarantine, england's players had little preparation, but they were sharp. angelo mathews gone. next, watch shanaka's shot hit the leaping bairstow and then see the ball loop tojos buttler. well, england's luck was truly in. sri lanka was soon all out — ouch — for 135. bess took five wickets in various ways. test match rhythm meant england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a bird—scattering sweep from the captain as they thrived. root 66, bairstow a7. england 127—2, and the view — getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. have a back, with louise lear. let's get back to reality! it is really looking like the weather is going to be keeping us on our toes over the next few days. many of us waking up to a winter wonderland but with some heavy snow in parts of scotland as you can see here and i

reportera: las autoridades han autorizado el nestlÉ acaba con la contra el coronavirus a personas mayoresro es muy probable que no vayan a contactar. hay hospitales y clÍnicas que estÁn contactandola lista de personas de mayores de 65 aÑos sobre todo si sufren de una o mÁs condiciones preexistentes, es muy probable que su mÉdico con la clÍnica o el hospital nos vayan a contactar. si usted estÁ en ese grupo de edady sobre todo si sufren problemas como diabetes e hipertensiÓn obesidad cÁncer artritis, por favor mi sugerencia es que usted mismo conÉctese con reportera: sabemos que la vacuna no es 100% efectiva y hay personas que podÍan contagiarse estando vacunadas que mensaje final quiere enviar a nuestra audiencia sobre. >> el mensaje mÁs importante es que las vacunas que estÁn disponibles son seguras y efectivas y que en nivel de efectividad son el 95% el porcentaje que nuestra es ese este protegido es menor. por eso es importante que se sigan cuidando, que no bajen la guardia placer saludarlo. presentadora: al volver de la pausa donald trump se queda sin su red social favorita pero twitt

the cricket ground is gloriously nestled alongside the sea, deserted for covid, almost.s suspended, but no spectators are allowed. the authorities committed rob to sing on the fort for moving him on. singing. england's players had little preparation but they were sharp. angelo matthews gone. see the ball loop to just butler, but england's luck was in. sri lanka was singled out for 135. best took five wickets. england were now batting. playing it with wonderful control. a bird scattering sweep from the captain as they thrived. england 127 for two and the view getting better. joe wilson, bbc news. 0ne game in the premier league tonight... a goalless draw between arsenal and crystal palace at the emirates. it was a game for few clear cut chances, christian benteke here testing the arsenal keeper bernd leno but neither side looked like breaking the deadlock. arsenal were aiming for their 4th league win in a row. both sides stay mid—table after the result. well ahead of that game — the premier league, efl and women's super league put out a joint statement, reminding players t

if their suppliers won't sell to them for less they'll even kick out huge corporations such as nestle coca-cola and unilever. small farmers sometimes find their deliveries of fresh produce turned down agreed prices reduced retroactively or payments delayed by the retail chains tricks like these have brought farmers out onto the streets in protest. but the retailers hit back they say there's no escaping fears international competition and in any case many shoppers can't afford to pay more for their purchases. if you ask consumers most say they would be willing to pay more for meat and milk but when it comes down to it the majority still choose the cheapest items. scandals over factory farming and exploitative working conditions on farms and in slaughterhouses have made cheap food a political issue. what's the answer break up the big retail chains have governments dictate prices. but that sounds like socialism. an act stricter laws to protect workers animals and the environment that could raise prices. and equitable system of production and distribution is impossible given the pricing p