@kenjibfit: The illusions of choice… #foodindustry #health #viral #industry

travelbossshen :

Start buying the basics (fruit, vegtables, diary, meat) from your local farmers/butchers and leave the rest, see how fast these brands dissolve 😂 it really is THAT easy

adalineshine🌱 :

GUYS

inaf(x)a :

saying 'we can't boycott' adds to the issue btw

athenakayofficialoldpage :

Yes we can, buy small local brands. Their quality is much better and you are supporting a small business.

Saïss🌴 :

Now do the tv channels, streamings companies and movies production companies.

lltrr01 :

Most of this is avoidable if you don’t buy junk food

365daysofhumilation :

this is the sky above the iceberg

Nonofyob :

WE CAN

Eula Lie :

We can, we have to start being self sufficient. We have to grow our medicine and food ourselves.

slumber :

man I don't give two shits I'll still try my hardest. I'd rather keep doing the little I can and feel good about myself, rather than actively giving them my money💀💀

M🍉 :

Yes we can

Chris🇻🇦 :

Start by buying local and not following trends, it’s hard but it a start

Anaïs :

Even if boycotting entirely might be impossible for some people, every single effort is useful! If you can buy from small companies, do that. If you have the time to cook, buy ingredients, fruits and vegetables, and skip the rest. If you can't do anything (if you're not the one buying groceries at home for exemple), speak out so that others can act.

Mtgd :

Yes we can , buy local

maurmei :

Ik it’s not easy but Buy from local is the closest

🦇☭ 𝔞𝔩𝔦 ☭🦇 :

siempre supe que podía confiar en la central lechera asturiana

Gia :

So tired of big companies owning everything

Mangostrology™️🥭🇹🇿 :

Shop small shop independent

IMWATHELIQUORNEED :

All I’m hearing is excuses

Yulia Tocka 𓂀 :

You actually can, it’s up to you

Carlisle :

Do NOT give up. This is overwhelming at first glance but all it tells me is to reduce consumerism, stop buying processed junk, and start going to local farmers markets more and more often

Yaflava 💁🏾‍♀️ :

The most effective way to make a difference is to buy less, buy local when possible, and support smaller or more ethical businesses rather than trying to avoid every brand. Focus on the issues you care about (such as sustainability or labor practices), make consistent purchasing choices, and support policies and organizations that promote accountability. Small, sustainable changes over time generally have a greater impact than trying to boycott hundreds of brands at once.

amibra14 :

2x-ie35 :

just buy local brands they don't have to buy from popular brand to live it is simple