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[-] meejle@lemmy.world 2 points 4 hours ago

Not remotely shocking.

They also dropped their plans for new anti ultra-processed food guidance, because Coca Cola and Nestlé told them to. 😬

“Please do also let us know as soon as possible when you have clarified next steps for removing the reference to ‘minimally processed’ from the promotions guidance – as mentioned on the call, this is a particularly contentious issue for our members.”

It's corruption all the way down.

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