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Confessions of a big food executive:

  • Big Food is profit-driven. Don't be fooled into thinking a brand or the food company that owns it cares about you or your health.
  • Think critically. Most claims and advertising by Big Food companies are meant to manipulate you, not educate you. Read your labels and do your research.
  • There is no free lunch. Over the long-term, you always get what you pay for. Cheap food is very expensive once you add up the true costs -- like the taxes you pay to subsidize Big Food companies, health consequences like obesity or diabetes, the devastating harm to our environment, and the inhumane treatment of animals raised within the industrialized food system.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/congress-big-pharma-money-123757664.html

Who takes what - 2019

"Democrats and Republicans alike benefit from Big Pharma donations"

"Dems top list of big pharma Senate donations"


New Brunswick's health minister said nothing was held back from the public about an unknown neurological disease in the province, even though it wasn't publicly acknowledged before Radio-Canada unveiled a leaked memo from the province.

Health Minister Dorothy Shephard said the province was first made aware of the cluster of the unknown disease in December 2020 and the first draft of the case definition was made on January 29, 2021.

She said while the province has posted a website and struck up a group of experts to get to the bottom of the disease, she said there's still no more new information to release.

"There's not any more information than what we've already made public, because there is no more information," said Shephard.




big-food:
http://www.grist.org/food/2011-11-02-confessions-of-a-big-food-executive


congress: Who takes what - 2019
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/congress-big-pharma-money-123757664.html


nb: New Brunswick's health minister said nothing was held back from the public about an unknown neurological disease in the province, even though it wasn't publicly acknowledged before Radio-Canada unveiled a leaked memo from the province.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/nothing-held-back-minister-1.6007273