U.S. food companies ‘using toxic ingredients’ that are banned overseas
American food manufacturers (Big Food ) targets young consumers in the U.S. and use thousands of ingredients they don’t include in identical products sold in other countries to to get them addicted to unhealthy products.
McDonald’s French fries, contain 11 ingredients in the U.S., but only three in other countries, and Skittles, “which uses 10 different artificial food dyes” in the U.S. — and titanium dioxide, which is “banned in Europe because it can cause DNA damage.”
Kellogg’s was singled out for “targeting little children,” after pledging in 2015 to remove artificial food dyes from its cereal products by 2018.
But they never did, they lied about it and they started to create new cereals that were targeting the smallest of children, using the most popular toddler songs, like ‘Baby Shark’ and Disney’s ‘Little Mermaid.’