‘If all else fails, sue.’
This is an astounding new report.
We know that big food companies deliberately engineer and market unhealthy products so that we eat too much of them, too often.
And lots of you will have seen that this is why multiple lawsuits are beginning in the USA.
But what you probably didn’t realise is that it isn’t just people who are harmed by unhealthy food who are using the law.
The companies who make unhealthy food are doing it too. But on a MUCH bigger scale...🧵
https://t.co/thYzFueJpC
#BreakingGround with @vedikas | India wanted red flags on sugary drinks, chips. Food giants pushed back
NDTV's Vedika Sud speaks to Pediatrician Dr Arun Gupta, to discuss this and more
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“ For decades food companies have employed scientists to work out how to keep you eating without stopping long enough to remember you have a body...
…By contrast, the selling point of Magnum’s new ice-creams seems to be they will keep you laser-focused on your own body.”
A magnificent piece on ice cream in today’s @guardian by @kitty__drake - one of the best food articles I’ve read.
https://t.co/gw7lclxfFH
"At the show were also seven wholesalers selling chocolate bars, crisps, and sweets, one of which had a display stand full of bags of Walkers crisps, Lucozade, Mars bars, and Kit Kats, with a sign saying “Please help yourself.” Five ice cream firms were present, four soft drinks companies, and other suppliers that make items including pizzas and cake mixes and confectionery vending machines."
Incredible investigation of the UK’s biggest school food show by @bmj_latest with @BiteBack2030 - unhealthy food is very much on the menu for kids.
https://t.co/s3sI0EcJHy
@BiteBack2030
For years, London's children’s lungs lagged behind. Now they’re catching up.
A major new study shows the ULEZ cut exposure to toxic NO₂ and reduced impaired lung function from 14% to 9%.
https://t.co/fvIiX8HIod
‘Proteinmaxxing’ could lead to higher prices for infant formula, say experts - quotes from us at First Steps. Increasing formula prices remain grave concern for infant food security https://t.co/fGZ5nyjClC
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This week's edition of The Media Show considers the media coverage of Jason Arday. We heard from Nick Clark, a childhood friend of Jason Arday. Our other guests were Charles Moore, Seun Matiluko, Sarah Ditum and Stephen Bush. https://t.co/nTVeXMNYs1
This stopped me in my tracks.
An independent study by @QMUL has found that after ULEZ was introduced, children’s lungs grew faster in Central London and have now caught up with children outside of the capital. Incredible.
Improved air quality in London in recent years has been associated with a measurable improvement in lung function among primary school children who live there, a new study concludes
https://t.co/aWcsP1F1wH
How are we “corrupt” @stkirsch? That’s
a serious (and untrue) allegation. We also aren’t in “violation” of COPE guidelines. And, trusting the retracted literature is a bad and unsafe idea. I guess you got nothing right in this sensational post.
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