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Governments, food companies, ag giants and the UN began to walk the talk of sustainability during the past 12 months

Many food and agriculture companies have talked up sustainability for years, but the past 12 months ushered in a new sense of urgency and action. Here's my completely subjective list of five notable developments...

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