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- San Francisco Will Sue Ultraprocessed Food Companies
San Francisco Will Sue Ultraprocessed Food Companies The city attorney accuses large manufacturers of causing diseases that have burdened governments with public health costs
- San Francisco City Attorney Chiu sues largest manufacturers of ultra . . .
“These companies created a public health crisis with the engineering and marketing of ultra-processed foods,” said San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu “They took food and made it unrecognizable and harmful to the human body
- Kraft, Coca-Cola, others sued by San Francisco over ultra-processed . . .
The city of San Francisco sued Kraft, Mondelez, Coca-Cola and other makers of ultra-processed foods on Tuesday, accusing them of knowingly sickening California residents with addictive and harmful
- San Francisco announces lawsuit against food makers claiming ‘ultra . . .
The city of San Francisco filed the nation’s first government lawsuit against some of the largest manufacturers of ultraprocessed foods on Tuesday, asserting that the 10 corporations knew the
- San Francisco to sue makers of ultra-processed foods over health . . .
Officials in San Francisco on Tuesday are filing suit against leading manufacturers of ultra-processed foods, saying the foods are linked to serious health issues and that the makers knowingly
- San Francisco city attorney slaps processed food giants with lawsuit
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — San Francisco has slapped some of the largest manufacturers of ultra-processed foods with a lawsuit SF City Attorney David Chiu announced the suit Tuesday, calling it …
- San Francisco to sue ultraprocessed food companies, NY Times reports
The San Francisco city attorney will file on Tuesday the nation’s first government lawsuit against food manufacturers over ultraprocessed fare, arguing that cities and counties have been
- S. F. sues Coca Cola, Kellogg and more for ultra-processed foods - San . . .
San Francisco sued 10 food giants, including Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Kraft Heinz, claiming ultra-processed foods harm consumers and raise costs
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