Mary Elizabeth Williams is a Senior Writer at Salon. She focuses on topics related to food manufacturing, production, safety, and waste, exploring the complexities of the food industry and its impact on society. Her work has also been featured in RealClearMarkets, Women's Health, Yahoo News, Raw Story, AlterNet, and Knowledia.
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