Not the killer app answer, but work with TipJoy and ignite a groundswell amongst passionate people to vote with their dimes, quarters and wallets.

The power of economic$ and PR tends to turn heads.

Good luck.

 

The solution is to stop thinking that money is what obtains food for people. When you seek out ways to grow your own food, you not only provide security for your ability to survive, but also remove demand for centralized currency that feeds the System of failed systems. It isn't the demand for food that makes agribusiness bigger, but the demand for food money. When we realize that the money people should be in need of food, and the food people don't need money, then the real value of food in the human environment will be understood.

Public activism is great, but it won't sustain.

You need to get people that are interested in health with food to aim for a verification system that food producers will want to be involved in and will eventually seem compulsory simply because everyone is qualified under it in some way.

That system should include major health problems that part of the food may cause, and also perhaps include some of the benefits that individual parts of the food have shown to provide.

The system should also indicate how processed it is, because it seems, in general, that more processed food is less healthy.

It could be a certification, like LEED.

Something else that would help keep customers informed would be an app for a smart phone, such as an Android device. You would take a picture of a barcode of some sort on the food item and it would tell you the information that was outlined above. You could link it to your Google Health profile and use it to keep track of what you're eating and also look out for any interactions between different food items you eat, medicines you're taking, and disabilities they have; you get the picture.