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I hear you. When we took our baby to the US on vacation I found it really hard to find appropriate food. American baby food had added salt and sugar which is il
by jernfrost 8y ago
I hear you. When we took our baby to the US on vacation I found it really hard to find appropriate food. American baby food had added salt and sugar which is illegal to add to baby food in Norway. We have the opposite "problem". There is no way to find baby food jars with salt or added sugar. That can't be sold in the store.
I don't get why America is so against regulation like this to promote the welfare of the most previous thing in people's lives. Do corporate interests really have that much power?
- Timpy 8y ago>Do corporate interests really have that much power? In short, yes.
- jernfrost 8y agoWhy isn't there more political engagement to change that? Like pass laws to limit corporate influence?
- psyc 8y agoCorporate interests have nearly all of the power, as far as I can tell. They also constitute a huge part of the culture, and occupy a psychological position that I would call almost sacred.