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Should people be able to see what is in their food? Yes I believe that everybody should be able to see what's in their food. If big corporations take away our right to see what's in what we eat then they could feed us cheap man made things that may not even be meat/ vegetables. We could have no way of knowing if what we are eating is healthy or even food. The big corps could take thousands of people out of jobs and lower the standard of health and obesity in the us.

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