Kraft’s Sodium PR – Full of Baloney? [Inside the Label]

Kraft’s Sodium PR – Full of Baloney? [Inside the Label]

Is this the First Lady Food PR Effect? Michelle Obama’s recently launched “Let’s Move” campaign is racking up corporate support from manufacturers and retailers. On Tuesday it was PepsiCo’s announcement, and yesterday Kraft Foods excitedly shared plans to reduce sodium … Continue reading

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Will a Smaller Can of Coke Curb Obesity?

Will a Smaller Can of Coke Curb Obesity?

Last week, The Coca Cola Company announced a new, smaller sized Coke can, (“only” 7.5 fl. oz.): The Coca-Cola mini can is a great option for smaller thirst occasions, and for calorie-conscious consumers,” said Hendrik Steckhan, president and general manager, … Continue reading

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Campbell’s Removing 25% of Sodium from Soups

Campbell’s Removing 25% of Sodium from Soups

Canned and prepared soups are a sodium landmine many consumers have stepped into inadvertently over the years. But as more and more of us need to cut back on sodium intake, soup makers have been working overtime to find a … Continue reading

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From ADA Expo:  Pistachios & Whole Grain for Heart Health; Double Action Iron Pills

From ADA Expo: Pistachios & Whole Grain for Heart Health; Double Action Iron Pills

A quick roundup of this morning’s news from the American Dietetic Association’s Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo in Chicago this week. Eating Whole Grains Lowers Heart Failure (HF) Risk, According To New Study: In a new study researchers observed … Continue reading

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