How Big Food Companies Are Tricking Us

Published: Feb. 1, 2020, 4 p.m.

b'How Big Food Companies Are Tricking Us. Big food companies often employ marketing strategies and tactics that can be perceived as misleading or manipulative. While not all companies engage in these practices, it\'s important for consumers to be aware of some common ways in which they might be influenced. To make informed choices and avoid being misled, it\'s important to read ingredient labels, understand nutrition information, research products and brands, and critically evaluate marketing claims. Staying educated about nutritional guidelines and seeking out whole, minimally processed foods can help you make healthier choices and avoid falling for some of these tactics.

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