BBCThe bill's opponents included California Democrat Bob Filner, who said the fast-food industry marketed fatty food to children and should take responsibility.
Indeed. Do we accept marketing of alcoholic beverages and tobacco to children? I don't think the fast food industry needs defending. As for the 'loony' cases of suing fast-food restaurants for spilled coffee etc., these cases are often used and abused by the fast-food industry to deride those who sue them.
Meanwhile...Nutrition information will now be written on the majority of McDonald's product packaging using an easy-to-understand icon and bar chart format.
This is a positive step, but far from enough. If we know fast-food is unhealthy, marketing it, particularly to children, should be banned as it is in several countries with cigarettes&alcohol...
THINGS WHICH MUST BE DISSEMINATED
28.10.05
Burger Bill
Publié par Jez à 28.10.05
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