health food

from fitsugar.com

It seems like every food company is getting on the health kick these days. They're advertising products that are "made with whole grains," or "low in sugar," or "fat-free." It's easy to believe the printing on the packages, but I'm sorry to tell you that food companies are using all their marketing resources to sway you to buy their product.

from reuters.com

European and Central Asian ministers agreed on Thursday to try to make healthy food cheaper and curb junk food adverts aimed at children in a bid to reverse a galloping obesity trend. Ministers attending a U.N. World Health Organisation (WHO) obesity conference in Istanbul also agreed to reduce fat and sugar in manufactured food and improve urban planning to make cycling and walking easier.