Why did Government Strategy on obesity change?

The video discusses a report addressing childhood obesity, highlighting the challenges in reducing sugar in food and drink. It critiques the government's response, noting missed opportunities and industry influence. Despite political promises, the strategy was diluted due to economic concerns post-Brexit. The government defends its initiatives as groundbreaking, emphasizing the global nature of obesity and potential benefits for manufacturers.

What is the main criticism of the government's report on childhood obesity?

• It was not released to the public.

• It is too lengthy and complex.

• It focuses too much on adult obesity.

• It lacks mandatory measures for the food industry.

What was a significant factor that influenced the government's approach to the obesity strategy?

• The results of the Brexit vote.

• A new scientific study on sugar.

• Pressure from international organizations.

• A change in the Prime Minister.

How did Labour criticize the government's handling of the obesity strategy?

• By suggesting it was too expensive to implement.

• By claiming it was too strict on businesses.

• By stating it was influenced by lobbyists.

• By arguing it ignored adult obesity.

What innovative measure did the government introduce in its obesity strategy?

• A tax on fast food restaurants.

• Mandatory exercise programs in schools.

• A levy on sugar and recipe changes.

• A ban on all sugary drinks.

Why does the government believe its obesity strategy is a significant opportunity for manufacturers?

• Because it will reduce production costs.

• Because it addresses a global problem.

• Because it will increase their profits immediately.

• Because it will eliminate competition.