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Guys, I’m as anti-nanny state as the next red-blooded American. But this. is. just. stupid. It’s the legislative equivalent of the Heart Attack Grill. It’s a defensive, destructive plan from a state that routinely ranks as one of the fattest and unhealthiest in the nation. And it violates the very freedoms it purports to protect. More
It’s tempting to laugh at the conclusion of a new study from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which basically amounts to: Reading food labels is hard, y’all. But reading food labels is hard … More
Yesterday was the last day for the public to weigh-in on the federal government’s proposed menu and vending machine nutrition-labeling requirements, and as someone with libertarian leanings, I used to be pretty opposed to any kind of mandatory nutrition labeling. But these days I’m definitely a proponent, and here’s why. More
When I was a Miller Lite Girl (ahem, “promotional representative”), one of the things we were supposed to stress was how many calories and carbs the beer had (96, and 3.2, if you’re curious). Our main interactions were with groups of drunk men watching football, so I was never quite sure of the soundness of this as a marketing strategy. It was amusing, however, asking them how many calories they thought were in a bottle. 50? 100? 200? Most had no idea. More
Health-conscious customers know that many restaurants post their nutrition facts online or in brochures that are available on request, but beginning in March 2011, any restaurant with 20 or more locations in the U.S. will be required by law to … More
