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The original article was about lower-income "countries". I pointing out it's also in the US. So yeah, pretty much everywhere. Unless you have data to prove othe
by stuff4ben 2y ago
The original article was about lower-income "countries". I pointing out it's also in the US. So yeah, pretty much everywhere. Unless you have data to prove otherwise, you're wrong.
- slothtrop 2y agoThe original article was about how Nestle uses more sugar in products sold to certain poor countries, not about consumer trends in those countries. According to this - https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/sugar-consumption-by-country https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/sugar-con... , countries trending lowest per-capita consumption of sugar tend to be the poorest. Exceptions are in latin America. Higher inequality does not predict more sugar consumption either.