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Regulation isn't the answer, for the same reasons I wouldn't support prohibition. What is necessary is information and education. Start by forcing these compan
by ramblerman 10y ago
Regulation isn't the answer, for the same reasons I wouldn't support prohibition.
What is necessary is information and education. Start by forcing these companies to accurately label all of their meals with calorie counts and macros.
- jlebrech 10y agoa government grant for healthier outlets is the way to go.
- nsxwolf 10y agoWhat makes you think anyone wants to eat that stuff? All these places listed already have things you can order that come in at far less than 2,000 calories. If people aren't already doing that, they're certainly not going to go eat some crappy little salad with no dressing at Panera. Maybe people actually want to eat the giant burrito.
- Kalium 10y agoPlenty of fast food places accurately label calorie counts right now. If I walk into a McDonald's or a Subway, I'm going to have a pretty good idea of how many calories are in a thing from looking at the menu. It doesn't have quite the impact on most you might think.