Why Food Manufacturers Put Additives In Our Food

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Overview: Consumers are slowly turning to organic and natural foods to forego the hundreds of chemicals and food additives lacing their favorite produce, snacks, and ready-to-go meals. But have you ever wondered why food manufacturers put additives in our food in the first place? Why does the food industry continue to produce mass amounts of food with potentially harmful chemicals and ingredients, even when the public would rather shop for healthier options? This paper gives some key reasons why food manufacturers continue to churn out our favorite brands and products with additives and unknown chemicals.

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Format: HTML | Date: Oct 2007

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