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Journalists for Transparency Journalists for Transparency is a collective of journalists and storytellers. We seek to explore issues of transparency and corruption around the globe.

“Spoiled: Corruption from Farm to Table" was carried out in partnership with International Anti-Corruption Conference. In 2014, we sent our team of journalists on a mission to answer the question: Is the food on your plate really as pure as you think it is?

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Goods are smuggled across borders worldwide. In Nigeria's case, illegitimate rice sales boomed in the country after a controversial tax hike. We followed smugglers as they crossed the border to document the underground system — which allegedly includes bribery. Watch more here: http://bit.ly/1rPqpBc

More than a year after kindergarten students were sickened from school food, parents say low quality products and those with misleading labels continue to enter kindergartens in Lithuania’s capital. Watch the video below, and read the full story here: http://bit.ly/1uCOx7i

If you fall victim to food poisoning, how easy is it to trace the food back to its origin? The answer is often: not easy at all. Our correspondent Ryan Hicks explains: http://bit.ly/1pR83OK

In Nigeria, an unusual 2012 tax import policy made getting rice difficult for citizens - and led to a thriving underground market for smugglers. For an inside look at how it has affected the people and street markets, check out our video here: http://bit.ly/1rPqpBc

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