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Janice's Corner: A Windy City Perspective

With an MBA in Sustainable Management from the Presidio School of Management and professional facilitation skills, Janice Neitzel engages stakeholders in facilitating innovative solutions to reduce environmental impact, improve social responsibility, and raise animal welfare standards, thereby, improving reputation and increasing brand value. Please visit sustsolutions.com for more.

If you would like to ask Janice a question, please use send your email to "janice-at-janiceneitzel.com"...

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November 1, 2007

Ol' McDonald had a Farm (Bill)

Farm%20Bill.jpe For most of this year, Congress has been debating what to include in the 2007 Farm Bill, but there is still time for you to contact your legislators and have an influence. This opportunity to shape what food is grown, how it is grown, who grows it, and who can afford to eat it only comes around once every 5 years! Farm Bill policy is controversial and it helps to understand why. Food & Water Watch’s Farm Bill 101 provides an easy-to-read 1-page history of the development of farm bill policy.

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Coke, please – no ice, no animal testing…

Soft drinks - animal testing; come again? Earlier this year, Coca-Cola (Coke, Minute Maid, Fruitopia) and Pepsico (Pepsi, Tropicana, Gatorage)...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | October 23, 2007

The Times They Are a-Changin' - Animal Welfare Value-Chain Improvements

A few weeks ago, Hardee's and Carl's Jr. parent company, CKE Restaurants announced it will begin purchasing eggs and...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | October 12, 2007

A "Green" and Sustainable Chicago includes the Ban on Foie Gras

I am very happy with Mayor Daley's goal to become the "greenest" city in the nation. We've made such progress...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | May 20, 2007

Walking the Talk – Organic, Humane, and Local

“Smithfield is taking a first step in phasing out crates for pigs, but I’m concerned about 1) the lack of...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | May 17, 2007

Not Your Standard Airport Food

No more food on the plane…hmmm...Wolfgang Puck is right there; high quality food and now more veggie options, more...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | April 26, 2007

Cages are Opening, Crates are Disappearing

Boy, things are really happening in animal agriculture. Cages are opening, crates are disappearing, and businesses are considering the welfare...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | April 17, 2007

Oops...that's a Plastic Bag, not a Jellyfish

BYOB's not what it used to be; at least not at IKEA. Their new mantra is "Bring Your Own Bag"...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | March 7, 2007

Nice Trim

“Nice trim,” I was told. “Is that coyote fur?” It took me awhile for his words to sink in....[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | February 20, 2007

Smithfield Foods Phasing Out Gestation Crates

My colleague emailed me last week, “I never thought I’d see this, not in my lifetime.” On January 25,...[read more]

» Janice Neitzel | February 13, 2007






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