> 'encouraging people to eat healthily' is an attempt to impose a culture I see it as an attempt to save money, or rather an attempt to account for all the ext

> 'encouraging people to eat healthily' is an attempt to impose a culture I see it as an attempt to save money, or rather an attempt to account for all the externalities - that is, at least if there is scientific consensus that the measure you're introducing statistically helps people live longer/healthier and reduces healthcare costs (I've no idea if that's the case here).