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Improving flavors for kids’ foodservice
Removing bitterness, getting children to enjoy vegetables plus other mysteries of improving children’s nutrition.
Editor's Plate: Misplaced blame and ignorance
Editor Dave Fusaro critiques the Institute of Medicine report on food advertising and childhood obesity, noting that it is based on outdated research.
Toops Scoops: The right to defend our rights
The Alliance for American Advertising plans to change public perception that advertising makes children obese.
Regulatory Issues: EU rules on health claims take a step forward
Ten years in the works, the European Parliament’s review of health and nutrition claims on food labels may end a longstanding prohibition against claims relating to...
Childhood in Crisis
It’s been 20 years of steady upward girth inflation for our nation’s children, but we’ve yet to successfully address the critical issue of childhood obesity.
The perfect demographic
Demographic segmentation, the time-tested tool of mass media advertisers, is becoming a more common packaging strategy as food companies develop line extensions to...
The Politics of Obesity
This year’s report on the obesity crisis focuses on what’s driving processors in their efforts to make the next generation of food and drink products designed to...
Regulatory Issues: Trade lawyers descend on Codex
No longer the province of food scientists, Codex meetings and standards play a role in the resolution of trade disputes.
Food Formulation No Longer Kid Stuff
The old Victorian aphorism, “Children should be seen and not heard,” once was the guiding principle of food formulation. No longer.
Trans-Fat Transitions
Decades of evidence finally led to federal regulations calling for labeling trans fat content on the Nutrition Facts panel of packaged foods by January 1, 2006.
