Saturday Breakfast Women’s Panel: Healing the Community with Good Food with Beautycounter
Applegate presents keynote panel Big Steps for Better Food sharing the good news about how larger companies are contributing to bringing us a better food economy.
WHO:
- Moderator–Ashley Koff RD, AshleyKoffApproved.com
- Steve Lykken–Applegate
- John Foraker–Annie’s Homegrown
- Steve Young–General Mills
- Mariano Lozano–Danone
WHAT: Big Steps for Better Food
SPONSOR: Applegate
WHEN: Saturday, December 3rd
TIME: 12:30pm CST
Session Description:
Better food. To get it, the changes to our food system are BIG. More land, more education, more financial support for farmers, more policy support etc. Net, net, we need BIG resources. And that’s exactly what Big Food is bringing to the table as it joins the better food movement. Join me to discover One Big Step for Better Food.
During this interactive (this means there will be time for questions and also that the panelists will be interacting with each other not giving presentations) session, let’s dive into why and how and with what “Big Food” is stepping up as players, even leaders, in the better food movement. Let’s explore what lessons they are learning from recent acquisitions as well as what collaborations could improve cost and access (investment in organic farmer education, securing land etc). Equally important, let’s get to what they need from you, from us, so that we can all, together, enable the changes we need to see to support better food today and tomorrow.
Want to get a jumpstart on the conversation? Send me your burning questions here
Brought to you by Applegate.
Applegate wants to be part of the solution. For more than 25 years, Applegate has been producing high-quality natural and organic hot dogs, bacon, sausages, deli meats, cheese and frozen products. Natural can mean many things, but when Applegate says their products are natural, consumers are guaranteed that they are free of GMO ingredients, artificial ingredients, preservatives, and added chemical nitrites, nitrates or phosphates. The meat inside our products is from animals fed a vegetarian or 100% grass diet, treated with humane animal standards, and raised without antibiotics or hormones. It’s all part of our mission to change the meat we eat.
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