www.stiripesurse.ro/bruxellesul-intra-in-razboiul-

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign against ultra-processed foods gains traction in Europe, with the European Commission supporting the goal of reducing unhealthy food consumption. However, defining ultra-processed foods remains contentious, complicating regulatory efforts. The debate highlights the tension between public health, consumer rights, and the food industry. While some advocate for taxes on unhealthy foods, others prefer subsidies for healthier options. The European Commission awaits a study on the health impacts of ultra-processed foods before implementing significant measures. Meanwhile, the U.S. appears to be moving faster in addressing these issues.