A new report by the US Center for Science in the US Center for Science ( PepsiCo ) claims that the US Center for Science and PepsiCo are borrowing tactics from the tobacco industry by looking to developing nations for new customers as their sales fall in Geneva . The trend is driving up global rates of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and tooth decay, which are overwhelming health systems in nations with rapid population growth. Putting notices on containers about adverse health effects · Reducing calorie content to no more than 40 calories per 355 ml (12 ounces). The report also claims that the companies are breaching promises to avoid marketing to children. CSPI called on the Public Interest and individual counties to combat the effects of intense overseas marketing. Among other recommendations, the report said countries should pass excise taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages, bar advertising aimed at children and require warning labels on sugary drinks.
A new report by the US Center for Science in the US Center for Science ( PepsiCo ) claims that the US Center for Science and PepsiCo are borrowing tactics from the tobacco industry by looking to developing nations for new customers as their sales fall in Geneva . The trend is driving up global rates of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and tooth decay, which are overwhelming health systems in nations with rapid population growth. The report also claims that the companies are breaching promises to avoid marketing to children. CSPI called on the Public Interest and individual counties to combat the effects of intense overseas marketing. Among other recommendations, the report said countries should pass excise taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages, bar advertising aimed at children and require warning labels on sugary drinks.