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why it's showing that she understands that there is a problems with the suburbs. so this problem obviously can't be solved in a day or 2. this needs a long term situation and the government is well aware of that. a solution, obviously not least with thank you. thank you very much. that was our correspondent lisa lewis in paris. you're all watching the news from berlin coming up next. we've got a documentary for you about junk food, the dark side of the food industry. i'm terry march of. thanks for watching the . it's all just practice at the national face in brooklyn, with a wayne 7 months before rush out. attack your crane, a film team, documents daily life in the town. how are the people from the club?
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was the growing tension. currently going to be inside. starts joining 8 on dw, the back to because i was gonna send the kid cheapskate and then from the age of 13, i started stuffing myself for them to take like shipment pastries and cooking. and so you should come sit in front of the tv and just eat more and more. see the ad showed all this stuff that look really taste. do you have enough to them? what am i needs to try everything to see are focused on a good schools. i communicate on a loss about my way to connect with them on that. i was angry with myself. why am i gaining so much wage? why am i so ugly decision?
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why does people think i'm a monster christmas. why do i get insulted in the street by strangers tomorrow? just because of how i looks within november for the purpose of mad at myself, putting on so much waste and not being able to lose it. you to go to the movies, if you approve seem to have no problem losing way for me. the reality is different . back on those i've seen me trouble is 34 years old and lives near the switch city of lows on since are teens or diet, as consisted primarily of sandwiches. snacks and sugary drinks and junk food, patient motion, pictures of the matter, tomorrow, at 8 the worst. i successfully go. these holes, including my problems with how people looked at me to be on the 8 more to feel better success if it's sufficient circles that i couldn't escape from my doses
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continue to increased. so please issues proceed. things that was sweet, low salt hill, more flavorful. i graduated, those controls the, the sugar salt and fat 3 ingredients that make food irresistible scientists working for manufacturers are constantly trying to find the perfect combination of these attempting ingredients. we talk to a man who knows the industry inside and out and reviews the strategies deployed by the food giant. those 3 ingredients are so powerful salt, they call it the labor burst because typically and it's on the surface of chips on snacks is the 1st thing that touches the tongue. they love facts as well because those are what they called the mouth deal. the sensation of
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biting into a, you know, warm, toasted cheese sandwich, and then probably the most powerful of the 3 for many people. it should just by natural, by basic instinct. and so the industry has engineered what they call the the list point for the perfect amount of sugar and products of to little not too much working on maximizing the lower their products. the investigative journalist spend to use researching for as best selling book on the food industry and the manufacturing of processed foods. i resisted. i'm calling their products. i think that, um, because it seems crazy to me to compare oreo cookies with heroin. it just seemed ludicrous, but i have to say that several things completely changed my mind. and i'm now
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convinced that in some ways, these food products, or even more problem maddox, for us than tobacco, alcohol, even some kinds of drugs. it's no longer a secret that these highly process the products are directly linked to the global obesity epidemic. the color is a patient at the obesity clinic of the university hospital in those on 2 years ago, her obesity almost killed her. she was barely able to move or even breathing. she's recently under gun gastric bypass surgery which drastically reduced the size of her
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stomach was come to the clinic today to see an endocrinologist and just psychiatry just she's already said $35.00 kilos, but has a lot of things to re learn, such as the sensation of feeling hungry or full, she also has to learn self respect. again. she's got a long road ahead of her. also come off as best how levine chip associate professionals 6th of 30. but i don't feel like there's been a change or i've lost any way so. so i have a cover in the mirror, i can't see any different of what she said. i do see it in the close the shelf cuz you know, the sheer so i'm wondering, used to be to school for me because she didn't know what it meant. there was some past that which is so that i can wear again and others that are now too big support on the multi disciplinary department that goes on university hospital has around 1500 over weighed patients on its books. carol is one of the 220 to go suffer from
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obesity, and that one next cruise dro uh the discretion, cuz we've seen an explosion and the number of patients suffering from extreme obesity. in recent decades, our immediate environment has seen changes so profound that we now call it a piece of genic or toxic and toxic in terms of kind of re schedule this to advertising and special promotional offers. encourage us to eat more and more free entertainment and often is poor quality. this compromise is all personal freedom best and we don't really single positive. here in switzerland, 42 percent of the population is overweight. one in 10 is obese, young hunks, through this ending between the imagines of ultra processed junk food, the decrease in physical activity, an increase in us we in time me click on this on some, but of environmental factors, favors the explosion of obesity that we're currently seeing next,
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presume to be taken up selection score the present. the research papers showed growing indications that the link between to be seen and the consumption of industrially processed foods yet because for me to do more. so if i could absolutely study more and couple a trip process to see often have kind of raised an extremely large quantities. well, not necessarily making you feel full moves in a box mister sand in the context of this explosion in obesity. these foods clearly play a major role looks perused on to look for that whole sort of a dr. linking unhealthy food to be city is understandable. but what we might not expect is the world's largest food manufacturer. admitting the same in 2021, leslie came under fire after details from an internal presentation were published by the financial times. the document showed the company acknowledging that the
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majority of products were unhealthy over 60 percent, did not meet a recognized definition of health. the data did not include coffee, baby formulas or food for specific medical conditions. the presentation was intended for company executives as a basis for revising their corporate strategy. and the multinational response to the revelation a school site there show kind of what's that a shot to the saw more products than expected? well below this threshold for unhealthy food that email some type of physical sales . once we realized that we knew we had to do some things, the coal sales a year since on the west side as good helps a leak in s good. we want to determine which products we should keep, which ones we discard, and which ones we could reformulate really can't help, but how strongly assess and this is a policy that you're following because there is a real awareness. there's a lot of fuel foods around hillside p the concerns because of all because you need
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to keep selling products to stay. number one in the world. now they assume, you know, i won't be out of good faith. they look for it up on this. i'm not, i'm not really present a we want to be there for consumers and be where they are. anything with cove it, there's been a growing concerned about health and immunity. and about sugar intake t people are now more aware of the need to reduce their consumption to the 2nd. so my home, so we want to accompany people on that journey, nickel some to eat better, some way to stay healthy when you margie get our sales on nestle has already removed a number of product lines from his portfolio such a sausage product. but why didn't this was multinational and other food giants change course sooner? minneapolis usa, the 8th of april, 1999. a secret meeting brought together the ceos of the countries 8 biggest food companies, among them that's the us say. on the agenda,
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their role in one of the most serious public health epidemics ever seen in the us raising overweight and obesity rates. there is a growing concern about their culpability of their products to wait game to diabetes, to even several types of cancer. and they get together, and one of them gentlemen named michael mine who's an executive vice president of kraft, one of the biggest companies of all of you know, introduce as the crowd and gets up and explains the situation. we cannot pretend food isn't punch at the base of the problem. no credible expert will attribute the rise in obesity solely to decrease to physical activity. the one thing we shouldn't do is nothing the this you can imagine.
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he was not well received by the heads of the company, and one of the company executives gets up and these kind of visibly angry and he goes to no luck. there's no way he says that we're going to mess around with the company jewels, referring to their powerful ingredients, like salt to the past. if that's going to diminish v o more the attractiveness of the sale, the corporations saw no reason or incentive to change anything. the meeting ended abruptly illustrating their lack of interest. there was seemingly no stopping the obesity epidemic, as shown by the growing amount of red on this map. weight gain is rapidly increasing worldwide. the doc or the shades of red,
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the higher the rates of obesity. mexico is among the countries most gravely affected. over 3 quarters of the adult population here are classified as over weight or obese. mexico also has one of the worst rates of child obesity. in grocery stores here, the shelves are packed with junk food. obesity is prevalent among all ages of the population including ro, paleo, who mostly eats chips, other snacks and sugary drinks. they but can you ever since i was little lies being eating this type of food? my mother never told me to eat fruit in stature. she always said, if you like it, then eat it.
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the bro, hey, leo is a cab driver. the spends up to 12 hours a day and there's car it's super tasty and helps me keep on working. for me, i can keep driving without having to stop to feed myself as enough. what other people say, 11, i'm at home. it's the same fast, fatty, and cheap food wash down with soda ro. helio has 2 children, a daughter in her teens, and a little boy that i'll show you some pictures where i was a little fun. to me with my son
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i yeah, i weighed about a 120 kilos in the link that he lives here in this picture. a 126. great. i'm just going to see if that was all that way to burden into quite a feat. better that's just, that's what i was really suffering. i don't want to go out anymore because we were immediately out of breath. you're not coming up. okay. this a focus as a whole customer teasing people. honestly, i was just lying around and eating continuous. me call me call me since then i've been trying to lose some way so i can live longer. i the current government has made the battle against obesity a priority. deleting the charges. ooh, go. lopez got to a doctor trusted advisor to the president and deputy minister of health. novelty item up. they set up out of the, the scopes as the when for at least the last 15 years. and you had about
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a 3rd of all deaths in mexico have been caused by poor nutrition. i mean, it seems like the most keen ceilings nikosa is the ment, inaccessible. and that's mainly due to excess amounts of sugar calories. yes, that's us and solve it says in 1980, just under 7 percent of the population in mexico was obese. since then, the figure has risen over 5 fold the in that same time frame. the country has under gone radical changes due to the opening of the market to international trade in vehicle in australia, 14 to me in the 1980. so there was a very abruptly change form, i assume the most economically and socially. the country turned towards new liberalism, field and academic deregulation. only get better. me 2 of them being this event, the at the same time in the protections provided by the state against health risks
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where dismantled points here. although it would take a few years for the consequences to become a parent can use for the prostate. so he said, before we exist, there was an increase in overweight people, ask us on the land. it's after about 10 to 15 years, these we were seeing chronic diseases. they like hyper tension diabetes on obesity and cancer feeling that cetera is sort of based what we see the guns. and it said, the tipping point was the signing of the free trade agreements with the us and canada in 1994, which flooded the mexican market with cheap processed product. you pick one of your sugary drinks, like coca cola is symbolic of this disaster. chit, a, mexicans consume an average of $163.00 leaders of soda per person per year. with action urgently needed, the mexican parliament, the past 3, a central regulations of sugar tax clamp down on adverts targeting children and
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a warning labeled prominently displayed on unhealthy products. similar just cigarette packaging. the measures were lobbied for by consumer groups, doctors, and private groups like the one run by door a castillo our son, regardless of the cpa manufacturers, happens to play with the products, contain excess, sugar calories, saturated fast, trans fats. and so they sort of, you know, maybe this is fundamentally define, she gets excess ways based as he and preventable non communicable diseases. when i get out and can see that in the void, these labels many friends have change product formulas and reduce the amount of sugar for example. but at least we'll try to sit and say you. and then there were the restrictions on children's products. in particular, the animal mascots a little said alice, on the manufacturer is had to remove the tigers from nash serial. but all the
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sudden elephant to a, to test. and you must have the unit assigned to abby onto that. these images are engraved on the memory of so many children embody under all part of a marketing strategy to be silent, us, and brand loyalty. we that on the silence of the america is soon good and low, but ok, it's great to see these labels and different packaging. helping people make the decision eastern. i get on the left person, i have to model this unit, but when i left, that was really tough going on as a part of the general struggle with fighting to protect the health of people in mexico last and not really got enough food. corporations have launched legal challenges to oppose the mandatory labels. they claim that the labels prevent consumers from being able to compare products and selecting those that mean a healthy diet. the let me buy something then think the last name please. this
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is really scandalous that food companies i list, whether they're multinational, international or mexican think are so indifferent to human suffering. the in, in buildings. yeah. for. and they basically, and they have contempt for ordinary people. they is to displace your photos of enough. i've heard these executives so often pretending to talk to the governors when we didn't, then i say the caps and we'll be able to, but it was kind of yellow. but in reality, you know, they have other intentions tactic as an authority. yes. delaying tactics and misinformation, you know, in order to win time and keep on making profit fullness. i think like being aware that they are killing people. i don't can also especially miners my time to pass on . this is what all this one has been noticed that we contacted the big players in the mexican food industry, but none of them wanted to give us an interview. the,
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as for the situation in switzerland here, there are no legal constraints in place to come back over, wait an obesity rates, despite them costing over 8000000000 swiss francs a year and health care. how about a tax on sugary drinks? an idea that's already been adopted in over 50 nations, around the world. among them are a number of european countries, including france and britain. and it works. we take the example of a bottle of santa bought in the store in britain, where it's subject to the special tax. some of the sugar has been replaced with this week now reducing the sugar content to 4.6 grams per deciliter. the same drinking switzerland contains 10.3 grams of sugar over twice the amount we
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have was that it has instead zagan single him out of 2 sets, right foot point 6 grams as opposed to 10.3. though it's difficult to tell whether what you're consuming is healthy, there's 2 separate accounts. there are 15 different names for sugar, man. we never know how high it's content actually. is there a marketing tools enabling's companies to hide the sugar contents to see if i was just it could the government needs to take responsibility with us and for a politician dosing back month, i submitted an initiative from the geneva region for this with national parliament the goal is a tax to unlimited sugar content in beverages and processed foods. but as i said, fine, so the industry knows full well that the products are unhealthy. and so it's companies know that high didn't shows economic would cause me, but they're afraid to lose these consumers to become accustomed to the product and causing them actually the budget to all the the task. they don't want transparency next from printed it. well, we need another political action under
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a science at that time. if you read it was as fast as my hope is that the accumulation of political moves will push our authority into action movies and also raise awareness among the population about these issues local. so at the end bring about change history. that's what i see them as well. he vs all over the last few years, a series of motions have been submitted, calling for state intervention to no avail by the sugar taxes not get on the agenda . the parliament is planning possible restrictions on advertising to children. there is a majority of parliament does not want market regulation for ideological reasons. i said many points and there are lobby groups on a link to sugar production and processing and the food industry. you will have friends in parliament to cut out quantities, please don't young to lobby's are important sources of expertise and information level when industry interesting become dominant and influence public health and
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spending. so, you know, that's not okay. that's the pre ok. we show this politician the soda from switzerland containing twice the sugar content as the british version and the world bank report on the impact of the sugar tax. the tax ation of sugar sweetened beverages is internationally recommended as a priority component of a comprehensive approach to preventing and controlling obesity. message is on fixed . some of the world bank report speaks volumes is encouraging reading. it clearly says that hidden sugars are a disaster and that the sugar content has to be reduced in the interest of public health concerns and public spending. it does what the level of progress from but that's not going to be of interest for the majority of parliament. mother who did you thought of? how does parliament explain that resistance? we put that question to attend switched politicians who are also members of a soft drinks lobby group, representing the likes of coca cola,
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redbud and domestics degree beverage suppliers. a statement by the group claims we are active and transparent participants in the political and social debate. and yet of the 10 members of parliament, we asked none agreed to an interview for consumers facing a constant flood of advertising, making an informed choice isn't so straightforward. as we see at this geneva school, a presentation teaches pupils about the amounts of sugar and fat in processed foods . over here are products, then ideally they should avoid. on the other side are healthy options, the kinds of foods they should be consuming, instead of potato chips and sugary drinks. the children show us what they normally eat. as could you print would you,
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can you show us what you have to do since it's in production 15 years ago. the program has spread and is now being used by one in 3 geneva school so that it can cause keys. cruise tweeting on up teaching behavior is formed in early child alta evelyn's is before the age of 10. when most of all habits develop, that'd be to the largest segue, even with that increase the food industry has understood this very well and targets children with aggressive marketing to get them used to alter processed foods and neatly packaged snacks that you would try to sell me at to see to get them back. so that the, which of these things would you buy 1st when you're in a store, those guess what, items are, you know? can you just wait oh, candies and ends? examples of ships, waffles, candies,
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and m and m. and then that's all for why surfaces and they look tasty to sign. you want to keep everything over here. most people have cravings for sweet, salty and fatty foods. but for some like rebecca, these cravings can become a serious health problems. for 20 years, she's been suffering from a compulsive eating disorder. binge eating on a regular basis, consuming enormous amounts in a very short period of time. the santa study comes it became a habit. when the emotions got too much, food became my refuge. sometimes it felt like a complete disaster inside me, and this was the only way i could co,
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a process. it's in my young directly to rebecca has been out shopping to show us what she would typically consume when emotional stress led to binge eating. a courageous step on her part. so they put you through that and so you know, all of this in one sitting alone, maybe not every thing but most of it and send it to man going back to re physical and how do you proceed to this office? what would you start like wow, good. let's grab this. i'm just in the reveal it was made to alex that yes it was cream sold. the come up to the whole pack. it flew plus great to choose. the include also the whole package. yes. everything has to go to support ip club and then you carry on aging. got it at home. it depends on how
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much room i still have in my stomach stomach see from if i could use pictures, would you have the keys or lays on the visa? what is the on the way here? the whole. oh really? all right. i'll shoot the michigan perhaps a couple of madeline. madeline and then some cookies to whole pop. i can new screen out again. i don't. i don't to for hello and how do you feel then? i'm not good for the 1st one you fights are always nice. you have the taste and you enjoy eating these products. but after a while there's no more pleasure mosley says that email or whatever one. yep. yeah, which is busy if they'll send the claim not possible. so you just stop using it. no, no is i don't stop until i have to physically go close to my when the stomach ache is so bad that i can't sit to lie down. 5 wasn't the
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skin, any solution? oh yeah, absolutely click on so that's why i do some secret flip. gosh, i feel ashamed because nobody's asking me to each one of this stuff on these excessive quantities or so if i put some more research pieces equal to book hook homes. why are you telling us about this now? but i'm saying it out loud as part of my joshua, the knowledge of it, and admitting to myself that i have a problem say. so see that i'm trying to find a way out of the solution. man, i want to tell people that this isn't easy, so it's not just a question of will power. it will see the do do do who a lot of it takes place behind cuz don't sit back, can get to it. we have the controls specified, obviously they have to go. rebecca also sought help from the obesity clinic ad
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blows on university hospital. she's now working with the psychiatrist on her relationship to food in order to prevent future benches a couple. so how have you been doing since last week? 6, have a good. so just joint then we'll have to the, in the email the intake of food is extremely quick is anymore. and the foods are often those that generate a feeling of excitement and craving. you know, he's, in many cases, sweet fatty, for those for k ha, is at this point that they lose control and are unable to stop at the floor. so different the best site to the countless experiments have been conducted on people losing control when consuming particular substances. this rad is quick to learn that pressing a pedal will reward it with a dose of sugar, which it then eats frantically. a similar experiment showed that rats prefer consuming sugar to cocaine.
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the world. it produces up to the power of sugar is far more important than previously thoughts such and as was confirmed by this experiment, the crudely consulting bone, you moaned, betray hits, the neurological research unit for addictive and eating disorders at lowe's on university hospital. his area of focus is the mechanism behind addiction and loss of control. these are the short term medical needs. you don't notice of when we see the changes in the brain of someone who cannot control the intake of fancy and sugary foods so difficult. how does it up this, from the uncomfortable to those seen with excessive and uncontrolled consumption of alcohol, cocaine, or to a bank, a decayed amended to them. as soon as we can draw a parallel between the i agree, food industry and the tobacco industry where the most,
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they're not in terms of the way the faults to mice that product to me, 0 for g moody and how they've changed the very nature of that product we've talked to, so in this case, all drug processing tobacco companies add to text arises and flavors can to optimize the nicotine advocacy. the objective in both cases, produced to retain the consumers and to increase sales work. but that's what the, the jewish, the michael moss who is the sugar salt and fat and unholy trinity wanted to understand how us food engineers develop products and investigated many industry laboratories, industry hits the word addictive right and you won't see them in their laboratories . hang on, talking to each other, they go to like, how do we make this new potato chip like more addictive,
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but use other terms to describe their efforts to maximize the lower their product. they talk about engineering creve ability, pretty example, right? they'd talk about engineering. well, what am i favor? expressions is more efficient. s, right. as in getting us to one more and more of the product or manufacturer is deliberately targeting vulnerable consumers. right? the industry has a formula they call sort of the $8020.00 rule which is that 20 percent of their customers will be eating 80 percent of the product. so a few people eating a whole lot and they can. busy all those people, the heavy users and they will target to them through marketing, knowing that those people for various reasons are vulnerable to overheating their
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product. if they focus on that 20 percent of their customers are getting 80 percent of the product, they're going to maximize their sales. what about the next day? the world's biggest food corporation is a targeting people prone to excessive eating. and why interest the company continue marketing products that it has itself called unhealthy? during a one hour interview, we repeatedly asked questions like these and were given almost always the same answer. gosh, let's, let's call them say, a they, the leslie wants to help people to eat well, which means finding the right balance between enjoyment and how that's all day. and i, for those of in the sake of genetically philosophy, is to help consumers eat well, emotion, combining enjoyment with the balance, die and, and sound health electron. a simple, quick cool thing you can, that's why nestle offers both the range of affordable and nutritious products. um,
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and to form a product that should be consumed in moderation to love it goes to me on whether i say this, i say what he lives to sell said don't you, but it's not in practice, but some of you will consume is a heavy use is people who is excessively caught up in heavy uses that equal some at the excel montes consume, is essentially addicted to your products. that's cool. i will, i will produce as long as that. so that's why we've been introducing educational programs so as well, maybe possibly more. do you think that or did i quote nor papa a for a decade? no, i don't think so. puts not enough sleep products, at least because our products are not developed with that in mind. take as we develop our products to fit a balance, slice and healthy diet, 90 month as hillson a. can you believe each manufacturer has its own strategy for seducing our appetites? michael moss has no doubt that the most vulnerable consumers are key to the full
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giant's market success. in the sense of defining the word addiction and as being kind of this repetitive behavior that some people find difficult to quit. i think that absolutely defines the business model of the process. food industry. i'm spending every waking hour, engineering and marketing their products in a way that causes us not just to love them, but to want more and more so what action is switzerland to taking in 2020 the government stated it's opposition to the law in mexico requiring food manufacturers to declare excessive levels of sugar, fat, and salt, they do so using these black warning labels. what prompted switzerland to get involved? several dozen internal emails obtain to thanks to the countries. freedom of
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information act showed that initially has been approaching the government with its concerns. the include this correspondence between the federal department of foreign affairs and the state secretary it for economic affairs or state go. i was able to speak with to confirm to meet the gravity of the problem and the judge and need action necessary has approached seco, directly to ask, but the support of swiss officials sick or refused our requests for an interview and like nasty nope, the call and i can double check and see if we agreed with the name of the law, which was to decrease obesity rates annual and health consumers eat healthy. said that the, the exec. so that means on the, what we didn't degree with was the implementation of this law. nickel, so not because it doesn't help consumers in their choices,
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hopefully they can keep up with a mix. it the proposed labeling and mexico is merely an alarm system that out and does not encourage consumers to make better choices. so. so my thought i 5 on now flex, we'll see if i could find the necessary when 76 percent of the population is overweight, over base sonoma. does allow me just get you flips and in that absolutely, you're right on the left. when we need to set up an educational programs to reduce obesity in the population lesson to help people make better consumer choices out of the mail. so naturally wants to create support programs. what is certain is bentham multinational wants to block any statutory requirements among the messages sent by nestle to this with government is this memo. their proposal is to radical and restrictive and black scientific ration. now, the warning messages are susceptible of creating unnecessary fear in consumers.
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we showed the memo to mexico's deputy minister of health. it means that feeling is pros, they will not be something i think my 1st response is to last will but it's a tragic last 8. okay, says the last because of the rudeness and stubbornness of the food industry who's in the industry. yeah, in this case is a very influential multinational corporation with united global i'm calling in facebook at the, in the companies have spent many years developing this rhetoric wants to begin the i'm going to send you what is a normal sort of branding. i'm not surprised to see them trying to deceive the public or claiming that labeling is not beneficial and okay. in a ticket that looked on is this followed nicely as now even improve the formulas for a range of best products in order to avoid the dreaded black labels. that is in the name of the cussing, but it's understandable for companies to protect their interest. they make out and
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we flatter what economic and private interests cannot be placed above the public interest at a point that is, what is the meaning that is what is what, how, that's why we talk about separating the economic interest from political power. if the political power of a sovereign nation involves protector of defending but and promoting public interest, they put them with anything that is the chief among those interest is protecting children. not to the top of them. there is a pediatrician who's been decades counseling, overweight minors, helping them and their struggle toward a healthier diet. i will if i have only repeated these on the phone, debbie o in the past, and we used to have children who were slightly overweight in relation to their age and height for the day. but today we have children who are massively overweight by 20 or 30 kilos or more pool was new. what upsets me the most is the fact that
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children are being manipulated and the money police on the phone is off. they are victims of this food system and they can't help it in the process. we often we blame the parent, the fortunately for making the wrong choices and buying unhealthy products or the dish. what it's a good dream lead. difficult for them to make the right choice. the feller most the labeling isn't always clear to everyone to get the legal nathaniel so, so i don't suppose we are violating the human rights of children and you have to ask how far things will go for specific as to why are we willing to sacrifice one or even 2 generations for path effective change, and i assume one of the use now as being unable to look strange as a man in question. master was so much from the looking in the insults that i've
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