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The International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) is accredited to the WHO and the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation and dedicated to "being part of a solution to the problem of obesity through a strategy of health promotion programs designed to promote balanced nutrition". Sounds great. Unfortunately, its donors list reads like a who's who of corporations dedicated to promoting obesity. British Sugar Plc, Burger King, Coca-Cola, Interbrew, Mars, Nestle, Pepsi-Co etc., etc.
The International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) is accredited to the WHO and the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation and dedicated to "being part of a solution to the problem of obesity through a strategy of health promotion programs designed to promote balanced nutrition". Sounds great. Unfortunately, its donors list reads like a who's who of corporations dedicated to promoting obesity. British Sugar Plc, Burger King, Coca-Cola, Interbrew, Mars, Nestle, Pepsi-Co etc., etc.
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Page 2 April 2003
April 2003
- Page 1 On Wednesday, 30th April, Grassroots Action on Food and Farming (a daughter-project of Corporate Watch), in conjunction with the Small and Family Farmers Association, hosted a conference at the Reading International Solidarity Centre (RISC).
- Page 2 The International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) is accredited to the WHO and the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation and dedicated to "being part of a solution to the problem of obesity through a strategy of health promotion programs designed to promote balanced nutrition". Sounds great. Unfortunately, its donors list reads like a who's who of corporations dedicated to promoting obesity. British Sugar Plc, Burger King, Coca-Cola, Interbrew, Mars, Nestle, Pepsi-Co etc., etc.
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