> However, I’m struggling to imagine how centralised actions would work. Don't imagine, just have a look at what is happening in other countries. Overlooking t

> However, I’m struggling to imagine how centralised actions would work. Don't imagine, just have a look at what is happening in other countries. Overlooking the world outside of the USA is also very "American". Chile has the same problem with obesity. Some national policies where introduced, including mandatory information on food packages and a sugar tax. Of course, it did not magically solve the problem, but the obesity pandemic is decelerating, and the sales of unhealthy food have dropped, especially for children. Other countries have introduced similar rules for mandatory package labels. In this domain, Mexico and Canada are ahead of the USA.