I want to say there is a mistake in terminology here. Globalization of the food supply is not "Food Security." Instead, it is the antithesis or *giving up* of food security.
Food Security is something that must be controlled at the community level. In no case can this be done through the purchase of food alone, so the author is correct in being concerned about our homogenization of food and diet. However, this is a sign of moving away from food security rather than towards it.
I want to say there is a mistake in terminology here. Globalization of the food supply is not "Food Security." Instead, it is the antithesis or *giving up* of food security.
Food Security is something that must be controlled at the community level. In no case can this be done through the purchase of food alone, so the author is correct in being concerned about our homogenization of food and diet. However, this is a sign of moving away from food security rather than towards it.