Ban on Trans Fats
New York has become the first city in the world to ban artificial trans fats from restaurants. Should other cities and states do the same? What do you think about bans on artificial trans fats?
The first of two public forums on whether trans-fats should be banned in Metro Louisville will be Tuesday night.
From rss.cincinnati.com
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- Trans-fats ban public forum Tuesday (courier-journal.com)
Artwork entitled The Fat Man by Patrice MabasaThe Health Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, has told Parliament that his department intends to introduce rules banning industrially produced trans fats in all processed and prepared foods. Giving a written reply to a question from the Democratic Alliance's Winston Rabotapi,. . . .
From sowetan.co.za
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- B.C. bans trans fats in restaurant foods (ctvbc.ctv.ca)
- SAfrica to limit trans fats as heart disease rises (sanluisobispo.com)
- Baltimore Limits Trans Fats (feedburner.com)
Over two years ago, Girl Scouts took a bold turn away from trans fats, removing trans fatty acids from 90-year-old favorites -- Samoas, Thin Mints, Tagalongs and Do-Si-Dos. "We embraced the change because we think it's the healthy thing to do for everybody," said Leslie Roth, ceo of Girl Scouts of Broward County, Inc.
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From digg.com
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Unpacking the myth that trans fats are fit for humans to eat means we need to read labels, writes Wendy Knowler.
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From iol.co.za
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Trans fats occur in many foods we eat. But with a little extra work the concerned consumer can make informative decisions for better health and prosperity.Contributor: John AiresPublished: Oct 27, 2009
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