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    Date: 2010.03.17 | Category: Uncategorized | Tags:

    From the Associated Press

    WASHINGTON — Michelle Obama is urging the nation’s largest food companies to speed up efforts to make healthier foods and reduce marketing of unhealthy foods to children.

    Mrs. Obama asked the companies, gathered at a meeting of the Grocery Manufacturers Association on Tuesday, to “step it up” and put less fat, salt and sugar in foods.

    “We need you not to just tweak around the edges but entirely rethink the products you are offering, the information that you provide about these products, and how you market those products to our children,” she said.

    The first lady has talked to schools and nutrition groups across the country in her effort to reduce childhood obesity. This is the first time she has confronted the food companies that make the snacks and junk food that stuff grocery aisles and school vending machines.

    Read more here at the Huffington Post:

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2 Responses to “Day 18: Sing it, Sistah!”

  1. Susan 10/03/17 22:55

    (why didn’t laura bush or hilary or anybody else do this years ago???? — seriously – is all the talk now due Only to The Biggest Loser?)

  2. Meg 10/03/18 20:13

    Well, regarding people doing something about this years ago, there are lots of fitness groups focused on educating the public about exercise, nutrition, & reducing childhood obesity. (I’m a fitness instructor certified with the American Council on Exercise.) Mrs. Obama isn’t the first American to take action towards this problem. ;)

    One of my friends posted this on Facebook:
    This, from Wonkette: “Michelle Obama has asked makers of various delicious salty mystery snacks to please make their products more “healthy,” which is like asking Rumpelstiltskin to turn a pile of gold back into hay because it has fiber.”

    I have to say, I agree. The question of whether or not corporations can “police themselves” with regards to marketing junk food to kids is a complex one. (I think Connie addresses this in her book “Sugar Shock.”) Personally, I don’t think self-policing is adequate and I don’t think asking manufacturers to make their food healthier is helpful or effective.

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