Is junk food the next tobacco?

According to the U.S. National Center for Health Statistics, the number (15%) of children ages six to 19 who are currently considered overweight has nearly tripled in the last 20 years, causing spikes in diabetes and low-self esteem problems. With consumers increasingly concerned over rising obesity rates, North American snack, beverage and fast-food marketers are starting to introduce better-for-you offerings - among them, veggie-laced potato chips - to trim the junkfood tags from the products.
By
November 22, 2002

READ THE FULL STORY

Enjoy your first 14 days FREE with an annual subscription!

SIGN UP NOW

  • Unlock this article, plus our full content archive on kidscreen.com
  • Stay up to date with the latest news in the global kids entertainment industry
  • Business insights and thought leadership delivered to your inbox each weekday

Already a subscriber? Sign in here

About The Author

// Author Page
Related Posts

Sorry, there are no related posts.

Search

Menu

Brand Menu