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UK eats almost four times more packaged food than fresh
by Sarah Boseley, Health Editor
The Guardian Translate This Article
7 April 2017
On 7 April 2017 The Guardian reported:
The UK eats almost four times as much packaged food as it does fresh produce, according to new data, with most of western Europe and north America following a similar pattern. The packaged food revolution -- which includes ready meals and calorific cakes and biscuits - is held at least partly to blame for the rise in obesity in the US and Europe. Fresh food has played a smaller and smaller part in some families' lives as the pace of life has speeded up over recent decades, working hours have increased, and more women have entered the workplace. Set against this is the rise of ever more tasty instant meals.
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