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When states require warning labels on foods with dangerous chemicals, food companies start changing their recipes to avoid those labels — because they don’t want customers to think their products are unsafe.
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Mexico made companies put warning labels on unhealthy foods, and as a result, they changed the recipes to avoid the labels — proving that warning labels push companies to make healthier products.
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After Peru required warning labels on unhealthy foods, companies changed their recipes to avoid the labels—making drinks and snacks less sugary and fatty. This proves that warning labels push food companies to make healthier products.
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