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−	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>	+	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that [[Monsanto]] India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>

	Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production. Critics see such groups as exercises in greenwashing. Another example is the Round Table on Responsible Soy, which, like Field to Market, sees conservation group the [[World Wildlife Fund]] cosying up to the likes of [[Monsanto]], [[Bunge]], and [[Cargill]].		Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production. Critics see such groups as exercises in greenwashing. Another example is the Round Table on Responsible Soy, which, like Field to Market, sees conservation group the [[World Wildlife Fund]] cosying up to the likes of [[Monsanto]], [[Bunge]], and [[Cargill]].

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 An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>
-Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production. Critics see such groups as exercises in greenwashing. Another example is the Round Table on Responsible Soy, which, like Field to Market, sees conservation group the [[World Wildlife Fund]]) cosying up to the likes of [[Monsanto]], [[Bunge]], and [[Cargill]].
+Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production. Critics see such groups as exercises in greenwashing. Another example is the Round Table on Responsible Soy, which, like Field to Market, sees conservation group the [[World Wildlife Fund]] cosying up to the likes of [[Monsanto]], [[Bunge]], and [[Cargill]].
 The ''Financial Express'' reports:

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 An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>
-Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production (see also the Round Table on Responsible Soy, [[World Wildlife Fund]]).
+Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production. Critics see such groups as exercises in greenwashing. Another example is the Round Table on Responsible Soy, which, like Field to Market, sees conservation group the [[World Wildlife Fund]]) cosying up to the likes of [[Monsanto]], [[Bunge]], and [[Cargill]].
 The ''Financial Express'' reports:

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 An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>
-Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production (see also the Round Table on Responsible Soy, [[World Wildlife Fund]].
+Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production (see also the Round Table on Responsible Soy, [[World Wildlife Fund]]).
 The ''Financial Express'' reports:

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	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>		An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].<ref>"[http://www.keystone.org/spp/env-sustain_ag.html Field to Market: The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]", The Keystone Center website, accessed January 2009.</ref>
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		+	Field to Market is one of many emerging corporate front groups in which corporations seek to define and control sustainability in food production (see also the Round Table on Responsible Soy, [[World Wildlife Fund]].

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−	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the Financial Express (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].	+	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the ''Financial Express'' (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].

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−	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the Financial Express (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of The Keystone Alliance for ~~sustainable agriculture~~.	+	An article, "Monsanto India joins Field to Market alliance", in the Financial Express (India) reports that Monsanto India Ltd (MIL) has joined '''Field to Market''' of [[The Keystone Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture]].

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 :Field to Market is a diverse alliance representing the many links in the food chain, including grower organisations, agribusinesses, food companies and conservation organisations focusing on increasing agri-productivity while decreasing environmental impact, improving human health through access to safe, nutritious food and improving social and economic well-being of rural communities.
-:Some of Field to Market members include: [[American Soybean Association]], [[Bayer]] CropScience, [[Bunge]], [[Cargill]], [[ConAgra Foods]], [[DuPont]], [[Grocery Manufacturers Association]], [[National Association of Wheat Growers]], [[National Corn Growers Association]], [[National Cotton Council of America]], [[National Potato Council]], [[Syngenta]], The [[Coca-Cola]] Company, [[The Fertilizer Institute]], [[Kellogg Company]], [[The Nature Conservancy]], [[United Soybean Board]]; and [[World Wildlife Fund]].
+:Some of Field to Market members include: [[American Soybean Association]], [[Bayer]] CropScience, [[Bunge]], [[Cargill]], [[ConAgra Foods]], [[DuPont]], [[Grocery Manufacturers Association]], [[National Association of Wheat Growers]], [[National Corn Growers Association]], [[National Cotton Council of America]], [[National Potato Council]], [[Syngenta]], The [[Coca-Cola]] Company, [[The Fertilizer Institute]], [[Kellogg's|Kellogg Company]], [[The Nature Conservancy]], [[United Soybean Board]]; and [[World Wildlife Fund]].
 :Field to Market has just initiated its work to develop and improve meaningful metrics and create programmes to promote continuous improvement toward sustainability throughout the food and fiber chain. The Alliance recently released the environmental resource indicators report, the first step in a comprehensive data-driven initiative to quantify and promote sustainable agricultural practices.