Funny how the CEO from Nestle first keeps boasting about his 275.000 employees and then we see him smiling his ass off watching a video and talking about how the factory is run with a minimal of people...

Quite depressing but informative. Always hate to see meat industry footage, this time it wasn't different. I hope this world will change..

A terrifying look at what has become of farming in the 21st century. Farming, or rather corporate farming which is now by far the dominant form of farming, no longer involves a farmer. It involves corporate executives, scientists and industrial laborers. In this you can tell who has actually farmed, due to their admittance that corporate farming produces inferior food quality, and who is essentially a suit in the farming business. Want to eat locally? 100milediet.org

See also: Our Daily Bread, The Future of Food.

"We Feed the World" carries an important message and makes some very strong points, but the execution is lacking a bit - it's slow, at times aimless and not always striking in its imagery. Still, a must-see for anyone seeking to be enlightened about the machinations of the global food industry, along with "The Future of Food".