Pizza was the single biggest contributor of sodium to the diet of young Americans in the period...
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A federal judge handling a lawsuit filed in California over ‘all-natural’ claims on Mission tortilla chips has...
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The enormous potential of the gluten-free bakery sector will grow even more when the gap between regular...
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Kraft’s plan to split itself into two standalone business units will help the market see more clearly...
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Big interview: Steve Hughes, CEO, Boulder Brands
Back in 2008/9, Boulder Brands CEO Steve Hughes had a lot of sleepless nights. The struggling Smart...
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A new analysis of where Americans are getting their calories from has thrown up some surprising results,...
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Read the full May 14 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report ‘Sodium intake in populations’
-all 200 pages...
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Recent data from Symphony Consulting (click here
), shows that while US retail sales of products making ‘natural’...
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WHICH Customers?
The question is, WHICH customers are "interested" in putting pink slime back into their mouths? The same 1% who are asleep at the wheel and see nothing wrong with eating GMO's, either?
Although I'm a vegetarian so the issue doesn't affect me directly, it's an indicator of the approach that Cargill and the other agri-giants take towards food in general. That includes foods I do eat. Why is it that any time thoughtful people become concerned about what industry will do to them for a buck, and ask to know, we're labelled as 'easily confused', 'uninformed', and 'generally in need of industry's tender guidance to see things as they truly are'?
This consumer is none of the above. I suspect that Cargill isn't polling the millions of others like me.
Posted by Jennifer Christiano
14 September 2012 | 18h51