RT @stacyfmitchell: Big thanks to @AGEllison for a terrific conference on using antitrust to fix our broken food system, rebuild local groc….

RT @sandeepvaheesan: "Restrictive covenants can decrease food access and hurt local economies. Experts argue that 'scorched earth' deed res….

RT @MorePerfectUS: A massive supermarket strike is brewing, with 150,000 workers moving toward a walkout. 56,000 workers in Washington, Id….

You can read the full series of stories (published in @MotherJones) breaking down the Farm Bill's impact on workers, tribal nations, and the environment, here:

Feels particularly special to be recognized in my local paper!! @StarTribune 🥹Extremely honored to be nominated for a James Beard Media award, all thanks to the editors at @FERNnews for including me in their Farm Bill series!

You can get copies for your and your friends here ✊📘

It's here!! @ronmknox's super rad antimonopoly ZINE! A concise compelling tale of how people power can stand up to our modern day robber barons - for sharing far and wide

RT @nProctor: This just in: The Army secretary is calling for that branch of the service to rework contracts to add Right to Repair provisi….

RT @BedoyaFTC: This will gut the FTC. FTC is trying to finish a study that already showed how pharmacy middlemen mark up cancer drugs by up….

RT @saalevine: Strengthening right-to-repair. Challenging PBM price-gouging. Suing Grubhub for cheating restaurants and delivery drivers.….

RT @sandeepvaheesan: The last FTC put its unfair methods of competition authority to good use, targeting Amazon's coercion of market seller….

RT @openmarkets: A new paper from @danielahanley & @brian_callaci explores how states can authorize sectoral bargaining and improve democra….

RT @danielahanley: @grocery_nerd's must-read newsletter shows a letter from Albertson's demanding that they will not accept price increases….

Urner Barry collects data from egg companies to report on the going price of eggs. State AGs and industry watchers think egg companies may have manipulated this price index during the bird flu outbreak to drive up prices higher than supply-and-demand would predict.

The answer exposes a potential nexus of price manipulation in the egg industry: Most cage-free egg prices are pegged to the cost of production whereas most conventional egg contracts are pegged to something called the Urner Barry price index.

Raising hens in cages on massive farms is cruel to animals and pollutes local waterways, but the justification has always been that it produces cheap eggs. That is, until recently. Why did conventional egg prices rise so much higher than cage-free eggs?

RT @seattletimes: Alfredo "Lelo" Juarez, 25, has organized on behalf of farmworkers rights in Washington state since he was 14 years old. h….

RT @FarmActionUS: In the last decade, the contract farmers received a raise of just a penny per dozen, but they are expected to be "on duty….

RT @pot8um: frying our only planet… for this.

RT @FarmActionUS: While Cal-Maine rakes in egregious profits, the farmers they contract with are trapped in predatory contracts, receiving….