Sentences with phrase «american processed food industry»

While national food labelling would pose additional costs to U.S. exporters shipping their packaged foods to countries adopting such rules, the only thing being protected by banning it would be the financial interests of the American processed food industry.

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Hormel Foods Corporation (HRL) is a Fortune 500 American company that processes branded and unbranded food products for retail and the foodservice industry.

... Consumption of processed foods (which are laced with sugar) cost the American public more than $ 54 billion in dental bills each year, so the dental industry reaps huge profits from the programmed addiction of the public to sugar products.

More specifically, most of these seven panel members appear to be closely associated with the processed food industry, those purveyors of the sugary, and hydrogenated oil - laden foods that are making Americans ever - fatter.

Their taste buds have been taken hostage by the processed food industry to the point that most Americans (and increasingly, the entire world population) have no idea anymore what real whole food is supposed to taste like.

Had the study been completed, it could have led to further research and policies that put the welfare of American citizens — not the sugar and processed food industries — first.

I too am Vegan for 2 years now and I think the reason its a tough sell to the SAD camp is there is a trillion dollar food industry which relentlessly spews false information via every possible medium 24/7 to convince people that eating all the meat, cheese / dairy, fish, sweetened drinks, processed food they want is fine and the vast majority of Americans somehow believe it.

And brothals will come when Americans recognize that the food industry has prostituted itself to short cuts and huge profits, shortcuts that cheat consumers of the nutrients they should get in their food and profits that skew the economy towards industrialization in farming and food processing.

It's no wonder that twenty - six million Americans have diabetes, the processed food industry in the U.S. accounts for $ 1 trillion a year in sales, and the total economic cost of this health crisis is approaching $ 300 billion a year.

The film exposes this myth that personal responsibility is the only thing stopping Americans from eating healthier, focusing especially on the health of children and the way the fast food industry uses manipulative marketing to hook kids on unhealthy processed foods.