Irene van den Berg (1978) has been an independent journalist for fifteen years. Her areas of interest include social equality, corporate responsibility and global warming. She writes a weekly column for the Dutch daily AD and regularly publishes in OneWorld and NRC. Since 2020, she has been part of The Investigative Desk, focussing on how the food’s industry corporate lobby influences academic research and nutritional education in schools.
Big Tobacco is stringing together sustainability and corporate responsibility awards, according to research by The Investigative Desk. This provides the world’s deadliest industry with great
FrieslandCampina is the largest private funder of dairy science at Wageningen University & Research, the world’s top agricultural university, based in the Netherlands. The dairy
Wageningen University & Research (WUR) takes pride in its excellent relations with the food and agriculture industry. It is particularly close with Unilever. The public-private
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