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The Bitter Battle over Added Sugar in Your Food.

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If Campbell's Soup, Coca-Cola, Kellogg, the dairy industry, and two state governors are against you,

you must be doing something right.

That's what the food and nutrition police say

about industry opposition to an FDA proposal that labels include sugar that's added to processed

foods. One health advocacy group analyzed 80,000 food products found 58% contained more sugar than they

have naturally, and thinks consumers ought to know.

We'll hear about the lobbying frenzy over an idea first introduced by Michelle Obama.

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A lot of unlikely food products include more sugar than occurs naturally, including deli meats, bread, and trail mix.

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