Aug 13, 2013 27 min

Feeding the World

from The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2013 Hosted by BBC World Service

America's Food for Peace programme ships American-grown food in sacks across the world to feed the world's starving people. It is proposed that this inefficient system changes and money is sent to buy food locally. David Loyn reports.

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