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| Major players in the food industry have consistently acted collectively to influence public perceptions of food to their advantage. As well as spending enormous amounts of money on advertising, the food industry has created various front groups which, despite their innocuous-sounding names, are little more than spokesmen for the food industry. | | Major players in the food industry have consistently acted collectively to influence public perceptions of food to their advantage. As well as spending enormous amounts of money on advertising, the food industry has created various front groups which, despite their innocuous-sounding names, are little more than spokesmen for the food industry. |
− | Groups such as the [[International Life Sciences Institute]] and the [[British Nutrition Foundation]] appear at first to be professional, neutral organisations. These groups and their ilk are, however, little more than slyly disguised industry groups promoting a one-sided agenda in the interests of the food industry. Claims on their part to independence and neutrality amount to little more than window-dressing. | + | Groups such as the [[International Life Sciences Institute]] and the [[British Nutrition Foundation]] appear at first to be professional, neutral organisations. These kinds of organisations are, however, little more than slyly disguised industry-backed front groups promoting a one-sided agenda in the interests of the food industry. Claims on their part to independence and neutrality amount to little more than window-dressing. |
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