Nestle’s board chairman says global demand for food cannot be met with organic products

September 21, 2011 By Steven Perez

Global demand for food cannot be met by organic products, according to Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, chairman of the board of Nestle S.A., the world’s largest food company, Food magazine reported Aug. 31.

“You have to be rational – there’s no way you can support life on earth if you go straight from farm to table,” Brabeck-Letmathe said.

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Nestle’s board chairman says global demand for food cannot be met with organic products

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