US EditionCornflakes for Children Become Sweeter and Fatter Rather than Healthier
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No trace of "self-responsibility": 34 per cent more fat per serving, 32 per cent more salt, 11 per cent more sugar, less protein and less food fibers – this comes out when the food industry launches new breakfast flakes for children. Contrary to the recommendations of doctors and health authorities, experts have been complaining for years about the increasing overweight among children as well as the excessive sugar content of cornflakes, honey s…
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