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"Rotten" is a documentary series released on Netflix in 2018 that examines the complexities and controversies of the global food supply chain. Over the course of two seasons, the show investigates issues of food fraud, worker exploitation, and corporate corruption within various agricultural sectors. Each episode focuses on a specific commodity, such as honey, garlic, or bottled water, detailing the hidden economic and ethical issues behind everyday grocery items.

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What does the Netflix series Rotten investigate?

Rotten examines problems in the global food supply chain, including food fraud, worker exploitation, and corporate corruption. It uses documentary reporting to connect everyday products with wider economic and political systems.

When was Rotten released on Netflix?

Rotten was released on Netflix in 2018. The documentary series runs for two seasons.

What food industries are covered in Rotten?

Episodes investigate supply chains and controversies involving products such as garlic, honey, seafood, sugar, chocolate, and bottled water. Each subject shows how production and distribution can affect consumers and workers.

Is Rotten a cooking or recipe series?

No. Rotten is investigative food journalism rather than a recipe program. Its focus is the business, labor, and safety issues behind food production.

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