Against Localism In Food

The food system must shrink its footprint while remaining planetary in scope.

Against Localism In Food The food system must shrink its footprint while remaining planetary in scope. Raw & Rendered for Noema Magazine Credits Philip Maughan is a writer and researcher based in London. BERLIN — For the past few decades, fears over food security, food safety, the rights of farmers and the environment have fueled a growing consensus that we should all do more to “eat local.” This development is also being driven by what political scientist Chad Lavin describe s in his 2013 book “Eating Anxiety: The Perils of Food Politics,” as fears over multiple collapsing “precious borders”

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