The Decision to Advertise on "Better-For-You" Products to Children Stems

question 41

Multiple Choice

The decision to advertise on "better-for-you" products to children stems directly from:

• A) criminal investigations into food product development.
• B) McDonald's being the first to offer fruit snacks as a substitute for french fries.
• C) elementary schools deciding not to provide high-sugar snacks in their vending machines and cafeterias.
• D) the growing obesity problem among children.

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