But that's not all true. I was what they refer to as an indentured worker. I picked peaches in the fields, and this was 30 years ago. I was paid a decent hourly rate, and was then paid time and a half, and double time according to what we worked. Yes, Florida has taken a bit longer to organize, but they are not kept to the standards this article implies. Perhaps in the 70's and 80's, but not today. I've always said, if it weren't for the immigrants who come here and pick our produce, we most likely wouldn't have any to eat at all. This kind of labor is the most difficult work I've ever done. I would be the first to applaud this article if it were true. Strawberries and tomatoes are back breaking labor, absolutely, but they are not slaves. I have no idea about any other food listed here. But reading the gross discrepancy of the facts for the produce, I would assume the others were the same.
I love when people post something like this. I appreciate and search out healthy and organic food, but i'm sorry to say I don't agree with this at all.